There's no jubilation. There's no happiness here because there are only losers in this case.

The Doyle family have lost. We have lost our lives in prison and for 20 years justice has been lost.

Welcome to the Extraordinary Stories podcast. Hello and welcome, I's me Barry Henderson. Thank you if you are a returning listener and welcome

if you are new. So we're on episode eight at the moment. The love for episode seven, the Tracy

Andrews case, was really nice. So thank you to everyone who got in touch about that

particular episode. I want to start by saying thanks to those who've shouted me out on Twitter.

Really lovely to get a shout out from Once Upon a Crime podcast, which I've been listening to for a

couple of years now. And I and I yeah that's a great

podcast so well researched and just told in such a lovely way I'd like to say hello to

podcasts we listen to on Facebook that's a really excellent group to join as well people are

really willing to help you out if you're new to

podcasting and need a hand. At the end of the podcast, I'll give you the info of how to get in touch

with me. It would be really lovely to hear from you. Hello to Alex Kay in Australia for all your

lovely comments on Twitter. They are really appreciated. And a big thanks to all the Instagram

followers this week too. I've had a real surge in followers. So it's nice to see the podcast is

getting some love. I received an email actually from, what's her name, Gemma Grancher. So hi Gemma.

She's asking if, well, she was asking me if I would talk to her

about an article that she's writing on how podcasts are researched and the research and recording

process. And then she asked me a question which made me laugh. She said, are you planning to

release more than one episode a week?

Now, that is tricky and I would love to be in a position where I could be releasing more than

one in a week, but at the moment, workwise, that's quite difficult, but I am planning on trying

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