i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. and this is "20/20." los angeles, california. the laemmle royal theater. it's opening night. the movie? right up hollywood's alley. two obsessed lovers, a grizzly murder, sex and betrayal. >> my parents died because jens and i were obsessed with each other. >> reporter: but it turns out, in the genre of "you can't make this up," hollywood didn't. the movie, "killing for love," is actually a documentary, in theaters now. a deep dive into the real-life case of jens soering, behind bars for nearly 32 years for a brutal crime he says he did not commit. >> it's a natural human emotion to want somebody to blame. >> reporter: and jens' multi-decade crusade for freedom has now attracted a dream team of a-list supporters. that's screen legend martin sheen leading the q&a at that l.a. screening. >> he could not have possibly been at the scene. >> reporter: there's also music mogul jason flom, the man responsible for launching katy's perry career. ♪ >> reporter: and a founding board member of

. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. here now is deborah roberts. >> reporter: this is every track and field star's dream. >> i'm baillie gibson, and i'm a track and field champion. >> reporter: but baillie gibson's story is not one of olympic glory, but rather a twisted tale of a promising athlete, her mercurial coach, and the dark side of college athletics. and it's resulted in criminal charges, lawsuits and countersuits. >> you have to realize the threats he made to me. your only goal is, what can i do to make sure that i live one more day? >> reporter: 26-year-old baillie gibson hails from casper, wyoming. known as much for its oil rigs as for its cowboys. but as a child, baillie would just as soon skip the rodeo and rough-house with her two older brothers. >> a lot of sports and being outside and camping, fishing, you know, all the outdoorsy stuff, volleyball, basketball, track and softball. >> reporter: sports in the family blood? >> definitely in the family blood. i don't know any better, like, >> i love you. >> i

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. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas, and this is "20/20." >> reporter: an abandoned kingdom and an unforgiving river, with a mystery running through it. the woman at the heart of the case, the one they call the kayak killer, walks out of prison on a sunny afternoon four days before christmas, 2017. angelika graswald had been charged with the murder of her fiance, vince viafore. >> she pulled the plug on her fiance's kayak and then watched him drown in the hudson river. >> reporter: facing a possible life sentence. until she was suddenly set free. >> angelika graswald is out of prison tonight after serving just over 2 1/2 years behind bars. >> reporter: viafore's outraged family says it's not right. >> four years for taking someone's life? no way. >> smile if you want. it's okay. you can smile. come on. walk with me. >> reporter: outside new york's bedford hills correctional facility, freedom and the media are waiting. >> we're not going to take my questions. >> reporter: her release sparking headlines. although, for now, angelika lets her attorney rich portale do the talking. >> she's grateful

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