And the Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Hello friend at the end of 2022 I joined

Jimma in Maryland at her home. We recorded this special podcast

episode that you are about to hear. This was prior to the Attorney General's report being released.

Throughout the episode, I will provide a few updates on the information we talk about.

Welcome back to foul play. I'm back in Jima's house, which is the second time I've been here this year,

which is crazy because this is going to be our 86th podcast

and when Jima and I first started recording podcasts we were just going to do one,

two, maybe three, but quickly that expanded and we I think both share this want and desire to hold people accountable which is why I came back today.

So, Jimma, I'm going to let you introduce why I'm here and who our guest is.

Thank you, Shane. I'm so glad to have Shane and my guest in my home at the beach, as you all know,

and this is exciting because our guest today is a woman who has undertaken the

mission of finding justice for abuse survivors in a very different way.

So today I want to introduce our guest. Her name is Catherine Rents. Welcome to the program.

Hi, Jama and Shane, thank you for having me.

Thank you. This is going to be a very different but intersecting topic that we're going to be talking about today.

So I'm going to start by asking Catherine to tell us a little bit about yourself and your

background and who you are.

And then we'll go from there.

Sure. I am a journalist and filmmaker and I usually focus on underreported, under-investigated stories.

I come from Texas originally and it was there where I learned at a fairly early age

that some people in power don't always tell the truth. Texas is like a lot of other places but I would say more.

They say everything's bigger in Texas and it generally is but I grew up with a love of newspapers and PBS and my first job out of journalism

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