Welcome to the global phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, SCS Nation, and welcome to the third, excuse me, Surviving the Survivor episode of the day, the podcast, I promise is to bring you the very best guest in all of true crime as I'm choking on something here.

Welcome to everybody.

I don't have the formal bios tonight, but we're all family here.

We're talking Dan Markell, of course, who's at the center of all this.

And Don Adelson, the matriarch of the Adelson crime family who was in court earlier today for a fairly short hearing, but I wanted to

really open this up to everyone at St.S Nation. We're going to go through what transpired today, what we think it all meant, and we will then

take your questions and talk about possibilities here with Donna's trial impending.

Joel, can I do some breaking news?

Yes,

you can, please.

So Eugene Barry was a prosecutor,

and he was executed by the defendant of a prosecutor,

of the victim of the defendant.

And they named the prosecutor of the year award after Eugene Barry. The reason Georgia

Caputeman was not in court today, she won the prosecutor of the year award, the FPA. And I talked

to Jack on the way back, and her family was there. So she's recognized as the most outstanding

prosecutor in the state of Florida. And I will say it's well deserved. Wow she's recognized as the most outstanding prosecutor in the state of Florida,

and I will say it's well deserved. Wow, that's for the entire state. For the entire state of Florida.

Wow.

The prosecutor of the year. Wow. Congratulations to Georgia Kaplanman. Brother, does that surprise you?

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