Hey, it's Rebecca. Before we begin the episode, I want to extend a special thanks to the

folks at WUNH at the University of New Hampshire for allowing us to use their studio this week.

Also, if you've subscribed to this podcast via iTunes or another feed, please stick with

us. We're working on a special follow-up episode that will drop next week and may do some

episodes around this case as developments happen. Thanks for the listening that you've

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some more of you, so keep it up. You can find contact information on our new website,

crimeriderson.com. Enjoy the show.

I'm Rebecca LeVoy and you're listening to Crime Riders on Serial. This is a special podcast,

homage podcast about the blockbuster spinoff of this American life. Reporter Sarah Caning's

12-week look at the conviction of Adnan Sayed for the 1999 murder of Hay Men Lee.

I work in public radio, but my other life is that of a true crime writer, and I thought

it might be fun to sit down with some of my fellow crime writers to discuss serial. Our

thoughts on the case and the way Sarah has unpacked it. Returning this week is my real

life partner in crime and co-author Kevin Flynn, who was a longtime TV reporter before

writing wicked intentions and then a few books with me, including Our Little Secret. Thanks

for coming into chat, Kevin. It's good to see you again, Rebecca.

Also with us is Laura Bricker, also a former reporter, a licensed PI, a 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 fiction author among us. We rely on

him to let us know how lucky he is that he never has to talk to any real people to write

his books. His latest book is Invisible Streets. Thanks so much for coming back in Toby.

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