Hey, it's Jason Moon. This week marks one year since we dropped Bear Brook season 2.

A lot has been happening in Jason Carroll's case since we left the story.

You'll probably remember that box of

evidence from our last episode. Well in the last few months more boxes like that have

turned up with more old evidence that's never been tested for DNA.

Evidence that could just maybe give us a more definitive answer about whether

Jason Carroll was involved in Sharon Johnson's murder.

But whether any DNA testing will happen, that is still up in the air.

The hearing where the judge will listen to arguments on

whether to DNA test the evidence has been delayed a few times and now it's set to

finally take place later this spring.

Once that happens, we'll be back with a more detailed update.

Today, we are in the feed to bring you a bit of a refresher on season two. This is my recent conversation

about the series on the CBC podcast Crime Story. I talked with host

Kathleen Goldhar about Jason Carroll's case, the growing science of false confessions,

and what we were trying to accomplish with Bear Brook Season 2.

If you left the series with questions, we just might answer them for you in this conversation.

Make sure you're subscribed to the Bear Brook Feed wherever you get your podcasts, so you don't miss an update and thanks for listening.

I'm Kathleen Goldhar. This is crime story.

Every week a new crime with the storyteller who knows it best. All we have for this case is sort of the different true crime stories as told from

different authors, you know the the police, the defense attorneys,

Jason, Karen, you know, it's hard to nail any of these down with objective

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