You have five minutes. >> May I please see more of his face? Okay. [Music] Did it, >> Mr. Mgai? Is there a problem? >> This is not my son. is is not my son. Your >> honor, section 532 of the Family Court Act permits you to order a child to submit the DNA testing >> for a paternity action as opposed to this, which is a non-prity action. Donald F versus Jennifer FF. The Family Court Act does not authorize a proceeding which aims to illegitimize a child. >> This isn't about parental responsibilities. We want this resolved so that we can wrap up Mr. from a guy's murder case and if necessary begin the search for his son. >> Please, he's a confessed murderer in the country illegally demanding a DNA test on a child he claims isn't his. Where's his standing? >> If Mr. McGuy's claim is true, we have evidence of a crime. If Mr. McGy is this baby's father, that's the end of all this. No further disruptions in the child's life. The test seems minimally invasive and would resolve the cloud hanging over this child's head. Mr. farmer. Your client will produce the boy for a DNA test. >> There is only one explanation my client can think of for why the child she's been caring for is the son of Londa Harrison and not Ephraim Mogai as she thought. >> We're all ears. >> One week after the adoption of Christopher Mogai and Sophia's return to the United States, she left the child in the care of her assistant Mary Calvin for 6 weeks. >> And where was she these six weeks? a private weight rehabilitation facility in Ohigh, California, >> a health spa. >> It's my client's assertion that during these six weeks, Christopher Mogai came to some harm under the care of Mary Calvin and that Mary Calvin approached Lashonda Harris. >> Are you saying she got a replacement? A replacement child? Is this some kind of ghoully joke? >> Well, that's a question for Mary, not for me. >> But you didn't notice the switch. >> I had been gone for 6 weeks. Oh, so all brown babies pretty much look the same. Is that what you're saying? >> Please. >> My client had been in the presence of Christopher Moy for no more than 3 days. His care was almost exclusively in the hands of Miss Calvin. >> Contrary to her press statements, yes. So adopting a baby was just a publicity stunt. I was giving Christopher a better life and I was drawing attention to a region of the world that is buckling under an eighth. >> Save that for the press. Mrs. Archer, >> was he going to be raised by the nanny? Yes, but so is my daughter and so are the children of a lot of working women. >> Not to the extent that their children are unrecognizable to them. >> He was severely underweight in Africa. I just I just thought he had gotten healthy. >> What are the chances that Miss Calvin will have a different story? >> Oh, I'm sure she'll come up with some lie. But >> we've heard you, Miss Archer, and we've heard enough. >> We got nothing so far. Maybe she's wrong about the location. >> Is that something you really forget where you buried a dead kid? >> Detectives, we got something. [Music] >> Bones human. Looks like an animal got it. >> If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you. Do you understand these rights as I've read them to you? Get me my lawyer. >> Ready to meet your public. >> Rib fractures consistent with a child who'd been beaten to death. >> That is a sad truth, Mr. McCoy. But my client's not responsible. >> Mary Calvin killed my baby. >> There are no cameras in here. You could lose the pretense. >> Your assistant could be a little more respectful. Your client could be a little less nauseating. >> So, this is personal. Is that what I'm gleaning here? Because where's your evidence of Sophia's involvement? Her child buried in the park, her reputation, career, and social standing at stake if harm came to the child and a half million dollar payment for disposal of the body. >> That was a loan so that Mary can pay her mother's medical bills. >> Paid in full in cash the day you left New York for Ohigh. >> You want to explain that coincidence to a jury? Regardless of what Mary Calvin says or what purpose she claims that money was for, you can't prove murder. You got nothing. >> Miss Calvin, isn't it true that you're the one who murdered Christopher Mogai? >> No, it's not. >> You killed him while my client was in Ohio, California, didn't you? >> He died when she was in New York. >> Who buried the child? >> I did. >> Who approached Londa Harris to adopt her child? Only because Sophia paid me. >> You ever been violent with a child in the past? >> Never. >> Before your employment with Sophia Archer, you worked for Paige and Franklin Littlefield. Is that right? Nannying for their son, Jackson. >> That's right. >> And how many times did you take little Jackson to the emergency room while you were his nanny? >> I never hurt him. >> How many times? >> Three times. >> Broken wrist, broken arm, black eye. He had autism and he would act out violently. >> It doesn't sound like the basis for termination, but the Little Fields, they fired you, didn't they? >> His behavior was getting worse as he got older and they wanted an autism specialist. >> Or they just didn't want any more broken bones or worse. >> Objection, your honor. >> Counselor, leave the testimony to the witness. >> Nothing further. >> Sophia, explain your purpose in adopting Christopher Mogai. I thought I had a good life to offer him and I wanted to shed light on the AIDS pandemic in his home country. >> Did you do any research before adopting Christopher >> months worth? I learned that 14% of Amuno's 12 million people are infected with HIV. That the number of orphans is around 1 million. >> What happened when you brought Christopher home? When I came home from Mamunu, my agent called and said there were talks of a remake of Black Narcissus and I was being considered for the Sister Claudia role, but I had to get in shape. So, I left Christopher with Mary Calvin. >> When you returned home from Ohigh, how much contact did you have with the child you thought was Christopher? >> Not very much, but I think Mary was keeping him from me. I mean, he was always a little sick or asleep, but she said he was fine and gaining weight, which was obviously a lie. >> Sophia, did you kill Christopher Mogai? >> I did not. >> Did you charge Mary Calvin with arranging to replace him with Londa Harris's baby? >> I didn't have anything to do with that, and it breaks my heart to think a child whose life I was trying to save wound up in these awful circumstances. Nothing further. >> You ever work as a babysitter? >> I delivered newspapers. >> I had eight regulars, infants to adolescence. Paid for my first car. Rule number one. If you do not watch them like a hawk, something from the floor will end up in their mouth. >> What am I looking at? >> It's from the initial search of Sophia's home from the household vacuum bag. Eight tablets of dexetamine. >> Diet pills. >> One alone would be a lethal dose for an infant. I think she spilled her pills and didn't think to pick them up. >> Fun story. Interesting theory. >> Your fingerprints were the only ones found on the pill bottle. And Christopher Mogay's DNA was recovered from his dried saliva on four of the tablets found in the vacuum bag. >> Don't Don't dignify it. She wiped his mouth and handled the pills. So what? A subpoena of your pharmacy also revealed that you called from your weight treatment center in California to cancel an expensive order of methloquin. >> Malaria medication for Christopher's ongoing condition. >> So, she went to another pharmacy. >> Methin isn't aspirin. It's only available through the CDC, and no other order has been placed past the one your client canled >> once you got to Ohigh. Why did you suddenly stop treatment for Christopher's malaria? Because he was dead and you knew it. >> I I canceled the order because >> a vanity adoption, a hoodwinkedked father and the child overdoses on your diet pills, you would have been pillaried in the press. What if it was an accident? >> Saying you perjured yourself. >> She's posing a hypothetical which she will not do again. >> An accident doesn't make me a killer. >> You might have been able to sell the adoption as simple goodwill and Christopher's death as maternal incompetence, but you replaced him with another child. You knew exactly what you were doing. Do you know? Do you know that millions of dollars went into Mimuno because of me? Medicine, food, clean drinking water. Do you know how many other children will live years past their life expectancy because of me? >> We're only concerned with the one who won't. [Music] >> I did my best. Man, two 15 years. [Music] >> Excuse me. Can I help you? >> Here's our hall pass. >> All right, listen up folks. Hold the action. >> From the New York City Police Department, we're going to call out some names. If you hear your name, I want you to step up to the foul line. Mayfield, >> Wyinners, >> Henderson, >> Quinn, Court, and the sentimental favorite, Shane Sutter. >> You're all under arrest for conspiracy to commit rape. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you do say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> I did, Corey. So, >> you handcuffed her to a bed. You tore her clothes off. You forced yourself on her. Then you pretended to shoot her. >> Pretended it was a goof. >> It's not a goof, Shane. It's a felony. >> Detective, these kids today are kids. Would you like to see the video your kid made of this girl and then sold for 500 bucks? >> But it's not just the boys. These girls, they call Shane all the time. You should hear some of the things they say. >> This one said stop, Mrs. Sutter. >> It was an act. If Cory's telling you different, she's lying. Corey, did Shane Sutter have your consent to do what he did? So awful. Did he have your consent? That's all I need to know. [Music] Sutter, you're under arrest for the rape of Cory Russell. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you do say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You understand? You have the right to an attorney. You cannot afford one. What will be required? >> People versus Shane Sutter and Kyle Winters. Rape in the first degree. >> Let's have a plea. >> Not guilty. Not guilty. People request 200,000 for each defendant. >> They're minors, your honor. We ask they be remanded to the custody of their parents. >> Parental control means nothing to them, your honor. They raped a 16-year-old girl while making a pornographic tape at the home of one of the defendants. >> They made a tape of it >> and they sold it, your honor. >> Your honor, the boy's parents are here today. They'll agree to whatever supervision the court stipulates. >> Yes. Well, based on their track record, it seems to me they could use a little incentive. Bail is set at $100,000 for each defendant. Next. >> I don't know what you people are going nuts over. Cory wanted to hook up with us. She wanted to be in our video. >> She screamed no, but she really meant yes. >> It was an act. The deserves the Sharon Stone Award. >> Kyle, please. >> Mr. McCoy, if we're in for a lecture on the moral decay of society, skip it. My client's already late for school. >> Sit down and listen. >> His behavior turns my stomach, but your client's not the principal actor in this crime. You're offering us a deal. >> If he testifies against Shane Sutter, >> must mean that you're not entirely convinced by Miss Russell's performance. >> You really want to bet on how convinced a jury will be? >> What kind of deal we're talking about? >> This is a joke, man. I'm not saying anything against Shane. >> Kyle, >> no way, no how. Look, Corey spread them because she wanted it. She wasn't there to play Mario Brothers. She's only saying it's rape because she's embarrassed. Miss Russell, after you left Shane's apartment, did you report this alleged rape to the police? >> No. >> Did you see a doctor? >> No. >> Did you tell your mother? >> I couldn't tell her that. In other words, it wasn't until after the police showed up at your front door with this tape that you cried rape. >> I was raped. >> Certainly convenient to say so after that tape came to light, wasn't it? >> Objection. >> Withdrawn. No more questions. >> Actually, the whole thing was sort of Cory's idea. She wanted to do something different than the other girls. She was like showing off. >> So, she went up to your apartment of her own free will. >> She kept asking when she could come. >> And in everything that we saw in that tape, Miss Russell was a willing participant. >> She told Kyle where to stand. She wanted him to get the best angle. >> No more questions. So, what we've seen is just your way of doing Cory a favor? >> I wouldn't say favor. It was mutual. >> She wanted to be raped and you obliged her. >> Wasn't rape. >> You said that Cory wanted to do something different than the other girls. By the other girls, you mean the other girls that you and the other Mac Rangers had sex with. >> Yeah. The other girls at school. >> And you got one point for each girl. Is that right? >> Your honor. >> Sit down, Mr. Greer, >> we've heard about this competition before, Mr. Sutter. One girl, one point, right? >> Right. >> At the time that you made the tape, how were you doing? >> Fine. >> How many points did you have? >> Your honor, >> answer the question, Mr. Sutter. >> 17. >> So, were you in first place? >> No. Were you in second place? >> No. >> You weren't doing too well, were you? >> I was third. I'm moving up. [Music] >> You understand, Mr. McCoy? We're only interested in full immunity. No jail, no probation, no charges. Preferably, the arrest is expuned. And what do we get from Mr. Quinn in exchange for our large? >> Anything you want to know about the Mac Rangers? Whatever you need to make your case. >> This is wrong. I don't up. >> No thanks. I can make the conspiracy case without him. >> Then why are you doing this? >> I want Shane Sutter for rape. >> I told you there was no >> If I have to tell you to shut up again, you're going to remember it. >> Mr. Quinn, did Shane ever tell you what he did to Cory Russell? Ethan, talk. >> How many points do you think you'll be worth in prison, son? >> Shane bragged about it. He said Cory put up a hell of a fight. He said he ought to get double points. >> I've never heard of this other boy before. I think he's lying. >> You can tell yourself whatever you want, Mr. Sutter. I have what I need to go to a jury. >> What are you offering, Jack? >> Who cares? My son didn't rape anybody. These girls give it away. >> Stop saying that. You act like he didn't do anything wrong. >> Monica, not here. The sentencing recommendation was 2 years. >> Fine. Any alleutes starting now. Tell your father what you did to Cory Russell. I told you she wanted to be there. They all did. It was no big deal. She got cold feet. That's all. So, she wasn't acting. >> No, she was mad even after. I didn't think she would be. >> After what? After you helped her get over her cold feet. >> Yeah. >> Against her will. You have to say it. Shane. >> Yes. She was really fighting. So you raped her. [Music] Yeah. Fine. I raped her. >> Has the jury reached a verdict? >> Yes, your honor. Against the defendant Kyle Winters on the sole count of the indictment, rape in the first degree. How do you find? >> We find the defendant guilty. >> Against the defendant, Shane Sutter. On the sole count of the indictment, rape in the first degree. How do you find? >> We find the defendant guilty. >> Thank you, sir. Jury's excused. Bail continued. Pending sentencing. There we go. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music]