Hey everyone, it's Michael. Just dropping by with a couple of announcements.

First off, I wanted to let you all know that the current season of Unresolved, season 10, is coming to an end.

The next episode, the finale of the Epstein series, will be the season finale. It's hard to believe that this current season has already been going for almost a year and a half now. Sadly though, it is coming to an end, and we're going to take just a brief break before starting up season 11. To that end, the Epstein finale is on its way, but as you can imagine, some recent events have caused me to do some last-minute tweaks to the script, and it's currently said to be one of the longer episodes I've ever put together. I think the only thing that tops it so far is Amarithrax, and that was a behemoth of a script. However, after that, I wanted to do something a bit fun. I haven't done a full-length

Q&A episode in almost a decade, so I thought, why not do it again? If you have ever wanted

to ask me a question, whether it be related to a specific podcast I did, a true crime story

that I haven't covered, drama in the true crime podcast world, or even a more general question, maybe even

something personal.

Please send it over, and I will address it in a special Q&A episode in a couple of weeks.

You can direct your questions to me via email at Michael at unresolved.m.

That's M-I-C-H-E-A-L at unresolved.mE.

Or through the podcast phone line at 831-2-3-3-5-50.

Once again, that's 831-200-3550.

If you leave a voicemail, I will play that in the episode, and I truly want to encourage you

to ask whatever you may want to know.

Barring some super-duper personal information, I plan on being an open book, so dig deep and

think of whatever.

Very little is off-limits.

I'll leave links for where you can submit your questions in the show notes for this episode.

Other than that, I wanted to share that I am also relaunching the podcast store. This will be a place to pick

up some special designs that I've recently put together, including a mothman design, a Max

Hedgeroom Catch the Wave logo, some unique unresolved designs, and even a Lake City Quiet

Pills design that I'm a big fan of. There's also an evidence bag toad that I think looks really

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