Hey, it's Rebecca. Before we begin the episode, I want to extend a special thanks to those of you who've

listened, left comments on our website, and to those of you who've left spectacular reviews on

iTunes for this podcast. Please do leave a review. If you haven't, we really do appreciate it.

We've also just decided that we want to do a weekly podcast about season two of cereal when it comes

out and to continue producing episodes in the meantime about the case, about other crimes perhaps,

but we are producing this show independently now, and that isn't free, especially since we value a

high quality sound. If you want to support our continuing this podcast, please make a donation in

any amount to help us out. There's a little donate button on our website, crimewriterson.com. Thanks

and enjoy the show. I'm Rebecca Levoi, and you're listening to Crime Writers on cereal. This is a

special podcast, homage podcast, about the blockbuster spin-off of this American life.

Reporters Sarah Caning's 12-week look at the conviction of Adnan Sayed for the 1999 murder of Hey

Min Lee. This week, a special follow-up episode now that season one is done. It's a bit mystical and

a little bit like those special clips shows they used to do in sitcoms in the 80s. You know,

when everyone would sit around and reminisce and you'd hear this sound.

I've assembled a panel of fellow crime writers to talk about our favorite moments from cereal season

one and why we loved them. Joining me to run it all down is my husband and true crime co-author,

Kevin Flynn, true crime writer and investigator Laura Bricker, and crime fiction author Toby Ball.

You can find out more about all the crime writers at our website, crimewriterson.com.

I brought my favorite clips and I asked Kevin, Toby and Laura to bring their favorite clips from

season one of cereal. And as each of us listed them, we settled on some themes that emerge from

those moments in the podcast that related to Sarah Caning's storytelling and the case.

So for this episode, we're counting down our picks for the top five story lines and themes from

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