Gail Bright: Channel 10 crime reporter who recently revealed that Spear had expressed those doubts.
Mario Hernandez: Bright's Channel 10 cameraman.
Stanley Cohen: Millionaire builder murdered March 7, 1986, in his Coconut Grove mansion.
Joyce Cohen: Stanley's young wife, convicted in 1989 of hiring hit men to kill him.
Frank Zuccarello: Prosecution's star witness who testified that Joyce Cohen hired him and two accomplices as hit men.
Bruce Raticoff: Zuccarello's attorney who helped fashion the plea deal with Dade prosecutors.
Anthony Caracciolo: One of Zuccarello's two alleged fellow hit men. Pleaded guilty but now says he's innocent.
Tommy Joslin: The other alleged hit man. Also pleaded guilty and now says he's innocent.
Joe Gross: Metro-Dade detective who first heard Zuccarello claim inside knowledge of the Cohen murder.
James Wander: Gross's sergeant. He questioned Zuccarello's credibility.
Steve Emerson: FDLE agent who doubted Zuccarello's credibility. Also claims Detective Spear expressed doubts about the hit-man theory.
David Waksman: Dade assistant state attorney on the Cohen case for the first nine months. Encouraged Gail Bright to come forward.
John Kastrenakes and Kevin DiGregory: Prosecutors who convicted Joyce Cohen at trial. They affirm her guilt, Zuccarello's truthfulness.
Abe Laeser: Assistant state attorney who supervised the Cohen prosecution. Now doubts the hit-man theory.
Tony Fantigrassi: Broward Sheriff's Office captain who doubts Zuccarello's credibility.
Brian Cavanagh: Broward assistant state attorney who believes Anthony Caracciolo and Tommy Joslin are credible.
Alan Ross: Joyce Cohen's defense attorney who has filed a motion to vacate her conviction