I'm not saying this to say my life for nothing, sir, because I don't want nothing to do with this, sir.

Like, I'm innocent, sir.

I'm innocent, sir.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anasiga Nikolaazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation

discoveries true conviction.

And this is Anatomy of murder.

So often when we dream, we dream big.

If you're an actor, you might picture your name in lights,

while a high school athlete aspires to make it into the pros.

But in reality, success in life comes in many different forms.

Having a career, raising a family,

and earning the respect and affection of your community.

And by those standards, George Moss was a star, a husband, a mentor, and a beloved coach

whose hopes and dreams were tragically cut short by violence.

For today's case, we talked to Mark Moffat, who's been a prosecutor in Texas for 36 years

with hundreds of homicide cases under his belt.

But George's case struck a particular accord for him for several reasons, not the least

of which was his and the victim's shared love for something at the center of many

Texas communities. Football.

Garland, Texas is kind of on the outskirts of Dallas. I've been here so long now. It was kind of out towards the country

35 years ago.

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