Shout out to Catherine, who told me about this important episode.

Oh, really?

So Catherine works for THV-11 down in Arkansas. So when I was talking to all these reporters about, like, getting the word out about getting the DNA. By the way, the DNA for the West Memphis three cases at the lab. Oh, it's being tested? We should have results by the end of the year. Oh, my God. I know. But Catherine's awesome. She's made stories about it. But one of the times we were FaceTiming or Zooming,

she was like, this case year. Oh, my God. I know. But Catherine's awesome. She's made stories about it. But one of the times we were FaceTiming or Zooming,

she was like, this case is really close to my heart. Like she loves, she listens to TCO. Oh, like Catherine. And she, like, asked if we would cover it. So, Catherine, this one's for you, girl. Yes. And thanks for all your help with everything, Catherine.

You're like a champion for justice, loving you.

You're the best.

Thank you.

You're getting it done down there.

I mean, Catherine, please.

Hi, Julianne, Bezavali. Hello, Patrick. Hi. Listen, we've got another to hawk in the opening here.

Can I make one request? What? Can people stop walking in the bike lane? I can't even talk about it. I know, I know, but can I tell you what happened to me today? I hate the bike lane.

Biking, well, I was biking in the bike lane going the right way. There was a man walking in the bike lane, dragging this enormous metal. I don't even know what it, but it was huge. I slammed into it. I thought I broke my arm. Oh my God. I see the mark. It hurts so bad. I almost went to urgent care today. I thought I broke my arm. Is it like maybe? It's very sensitive. That sucks. Oh, there's like a little, there's a little bump there. You might have to get a checked out. That sucks. I need people, but if you have the bike lane, you got to use it.

I don't want the bikes on the sidewalks now.

That isn't, those people should go to jail. Like, bikers on the sidewalk should be in prison. I mean, the bike, it's a menace. It's making people not know how to behave. It's pretty scary, but there are rules. You know what I mean?

But you gotta do it.

I know.

But everybody, pedestrians to bikers too.

We all gotta work together here.

Yeah.

Also, hey, you know those lights that change colors? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That applies to you, people in the bike lane. That is also true. Like, that applies to you. Well, I've touched a sensitive subject. It makes me crazy. I know. It makes me crazy. I shouldn't have started with that. The streets are getting smaller and smaller. There's one lane. There's one lane of traffic where there used to be four. There used to be four. Welcome to our bike lane podcast. What are we talking about today, girl? So this is our 13th bonus episode. It's an episode of 48 hours. It's season 37, episode 8. Where is Germaine Charlo?

Germain has become the western Montana face of missing and murdered indigenous people.

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