The Trials of Claus von Bülow: The Professor — Ep. 3 | MK Confidential

"MK Confidential" picks up with the phone call that changes everything. On April Fools' Day, 1982, a Harvard law professor takes a call from a high society man convicted of trying to murder his wife — twice. He thinks it's a prank. He nearly hangs up. Over the next three years, Alan Dershowitz and eighteen law students will take the most famous conviction in America and turn it inside out. In this episode, Megyn Kelly sits down with Dershowitz himself to hear how he engineered one of the most stunning reversals in American legal history. His team digs into the prosecution's prime evidence, and finds support for an entirely different conclusion. Notes from the family's lawyer. The needle encrusted with insulin. A laboratory that reported false positives. And Truman Capote's claim that Sunny had been injecting herself for years — a story the jury who convicted Claus never heard. Megyn presses Dershowitz on the hardest question of all: if you can frame a guilty man, what does a frame-up actually prove? In April 1984, the Rhode Island Supreme Court gives its answer, but what does it mean for the Great Dane's future? This is Episode 3 of the Claus von Bülow story.