Thanks for listening to Reasonable Doubt on Podcast One.

This is Beyond a Reasonable Doubt with your hosts, Mark Garagas and Gary Smith.

You're welcome to BRD.

Again, another special Saturday night edition, even though it's actually Saturday afternoon,

except on the West Coast for those of you across the country at Saturday night,

if you're digging out from under the bomb cyclone, just remember, Gary and I are enjoying 80 degree weather here in California.

I'm sure my air conditioner kick on, sadly.

Not so sad, I'll tell you.

Gary and I went back and forth on today's show.

We can talk a little bit about the topic that we kind of, as of yesterday or maybe the day before,

we were really thinking about which was Dishon Watson.

Right.

Yeah, you came out that after all of the investigation lasted over a year that he's not going to be charged criminally.

And we thought about it.

Yeah, and not only not going to be charged criminally, but interestingly,

the district attorney or the prosecutor there, I don't know what their proper name is in Texas,

but whether it's a county attorney or prosecuting attorney, had decided to take that case to the grand jury.

Right.

And the grand jury did not return a true bill, which is an indictment.

And that was interesting to me, also on the same day that this was happening, Tony Busby,

who was the lawyer for a number of the accusers, had scheduled a deposition.

And for him, presumably, Dishon took the Fifth Amendment.

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