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Hi, Mr. Strang? Hello. Hi, how are you? This is Robbie O'Hadry.

Hi, I'm fine. How are you? I'm well, thank you very much.

Hi and welcome to a special episode of Undisclosed.

First, I want to wish our U.S. listeners a great Labor Day weekend.

And as the country takes a break from work, so is the Undisclosed team.

But actually, we're only taking a break from Joey's case.

My name is Robbie Chaudhary.

I'm an attorney and fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace, and you can find out a lot more about

my work, links to my blog, and to my book, Adnan Story, by going to rabbiachadri.com.

Susan and Colin are taking a little bit of well-deserved time off, but they'll be back with us

next week.

So I had the pleasure of interviewing someone whose name became known across the globe

with the incredible Netflix series Making a Murderer, and that is Attorney Dean Strang,

who represented Stephen Avery, the main defendant.

You might recall that along with Avery, his nephew, Brendan Dassey, was also convicted of the

murder of Teresa Halbach.

Now, Dassey, who was 17 at the time, was sentenced to life in 2007.

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