I'm Rebecca LaVoy and you're listening to Crime Riders on Serial.

This is a special podcast, homage podcast about the blockbuster spin-off of this American

life.

Reporter Sarah Canigs look at the conviction of Adnan Sayed for the 1999 murder of Hay

Men Lee.

I've assembled some crime writers in a round table to talk about everyone's favorite

obsession, serial, the podcast produced by the American life.

Returning this week is my partner in crime, life and co-author Kevin Flynn, who was a long

time TV reporter before writing wicked intentions and then a few books with me, including Our

Little Secret.

Thanks for coming back, Kevin.

Well, you're my right home, Rebecca, so.

Also with me is Laura Bricker, also a former reporter, licensed PI, defense investigator,

and the author of the true crime book Lie After Lie.

Hi, Laura.

Hi there.

Finally, we have Toby Ball as the sole crime fiction writer author among us.

We rely on Toby to let us know when the real life in serial is even worse than bad fiction.

Toby's latest book is Invisible Streets.

Thanks so much for coming back, Toby.

Thank you.

So before we get into what happened this episode, we need to talk about one quick thing.

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