Welcome to pretty wise and alibis. Let's seek the truth and travel the long road to justice together.

What you know, alibis, hope you're having a really good Wednesday so far. I did not do an

episode yesterday because I woke up feeling terrible about 3.30 in the morning. Body aches

found out yesterday evening. I have COVID. So I've just laid in the bed way longer than I like to.

I'm not good at just laying around watching TV all day. So I wanted to hop on and update in

some of the cases we've been following. Big thank you to everybody who's donated and bought merch.

Appreciate you guys so much. Song Fact of the Day. The song yellow by Coldplay, which I love.

It was written in 10 minutes by Chris Martin after a bandmate looked up at the night sky and said,

look at the star's lads. So he sat down to write the song and he chose the color yellow for a

couple of different reasons. He said the word sounded nice. Really. And also the book nearest to him

when he was writing the song was the yellow pages. Yellow is a term that can be cowardly or afraid and

from the subject's standpoint, he could be afraid or nervous to show his love to whoever he's in

love with until he ran across and jumped across for her or him. And he finally got the nerve to express

his love. So there you go. Great song. And tomorrow Lori and Chad have scheduling conferences

at the same time, 9.30 a.m. I don't think Chad will show it seems like his defense attorney John

priors really trying to keep them separate. And it seems really clear Chad has rolled on her. So

we'll be interested to see what happens. It will not be streamed, but I'm sure Nate Eaton will be

in the courtroom and let us know what's up. Also, judge boys has granted some of Lori

helices requests to unseal certain documents. I have those. And I will do an episode in the next

day or two. I don't really see anything super earth shattering in those, but we will see. All right,

Idaho murders just another day. Guys, it's as of yesterday, 2,645 email tips, 2,770 phone tips,

1884 digital media submissions. And they said in the press release still have not identified

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