I'm Alice and I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof. Yes. Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as

always by my Supreme co-host Brett and in a very anticipated conversation we have with us today the wonderful

Allison and Bob Mata from Defense Diaries. Welcome guys. So excited to see you guys. It's been a minute. Yeah. And can I just say Bob,

you're like newscaster voice that you go into when it gets serious? I love it. Yeah.

I love it. It's just so nice. It can be like smooth jazz.

smooth jazz.

Oh, it is smooth jazz.

That's like my scripted.

Like I do my scripted and like my radio voice, you know what I mean?

Well, but at home, when we were, when in like my radio voice you know what I mean?

Well but at home when we were when one of the kids or I like they say oh well you

just use your podcaster voice he's just like what do you mean my voice I don't do a

different voice that is my voice so oh Bob't do a different voice that is my voice so you do a different voice I'm not saying it's bad but it might be a little weird if you're like

Ali it's time to do the dishes is it time to go to the amusement park? Let's go kids.

Oh my goodness.

So we're here today to talk about how to get a refund when your hotel room

on fire and you are sent running into the stairwell and I'm so glad that we have a

personal experience from Bob Mata to be able to talk here tonight for probably about two to three hours.

Easy just kidding. Just kidding. We are obviously here because today was the Indiana Supreme Court oral argument in the Delphi Murders case.

But the litigant was not Richard Allen.

Rather, his former attorneys, Brad Rosie and Andrew Baldwin,

have asked for extreme remedy from the Indiana Supreme Court for three specific things.

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