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.

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Welcome to Surviving the Survivor.

It is the show that brings you the very best guests in all of true crime on trending criminal cases.

And this has been one that has been in the news since Sean Diddy Combs' two mega mansions

were basically swarmed on the same day by FBI and Homeland Security investigation agents.

And ever since then, this story has been making headlines each and every day.

And in particular today, because both the government and the defense rested their cases in the trial

involving Sean Diddy Combs versus the United States government, Sean Diddy Combs informing the judge that he will not take the stand.

Let's go around the horn, introduce the best guests here.

You've got Eric Fattis, a former felony prosecutor and current criminal defense and civil

litigator out of the mile high city.

That would be Denver. And he is the founding partner of Varner Fattis Elite Legal and Eagle, and one of the best lawyer Instagrams that I've ever seen.

So check it out.

You will know what I'm talking about.

We've got Megan Sacks, a full professor of criminology, uh, and the graduate

program director at Fairley Dickinson University in the great state of New Jersey. She teaches

classes, including women in crime. There's no such thing as women and crime. It's so they're

separate from each other, but women and crime, serial killers, Iine war knows and crime policy uh amy her

co-worker colleague and her hosts two different podcasts women and crime and direct appeal

and last but not least christie greenberg coming to us in a bit of a haze because of a last

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