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Hey guys, I've got some exciting news. The highly anticipated third season of the hit podcast

proof is finally here. And this time time the stakes are higher than ever.

Co-hosted by Susan Simpson from Undisclosed and Jacinda Davis from Evil Lives Here,

with Kevin Fitzpatrick serving as a contributing host and executive producer,

this innocence-focused investigative true crime podcast is a must add to your roster.

In season three, proof, murder at the bike shop, Susan and Jacinda take us to Kalamazoo, Michigan,

where they reinvestigate the brutal June 1988 murder of 83-year-old bike shop owner, Earl O'Burn.

With little evidence and no viable suspects,

O'Burn's murder goes cold.

But then, 13 years later,

a newly formed team of detectives,

the cold case team,

launches another investigation.

And soon, 32-year-old Scott Baldwin is convicted. Case closed. One more in an

unbroken streak of wins for the cold case team. But even though they got their conviction,

not everything about this case adds up. Twenty-five years later, Baldwin, who now has terminal cancer, still maintains his innocence.

The proof team races against the clock to find out what really happened before it's too late.

But what they didn't expect to uncover was a web of troubling cold kiss convictions that expanded far beyond this one defendant.

Fans of true crime investigations won't want to miss this riveting new season of proof.

Follow the new case as Susan and Jacinda race against the clock to prove a dying man's innocence

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