I went to the precinct and I said, look, I wanted to talk about a murder that I think

happened.

In 1993, Trevel Coleman shot a man, but was never a suspect.

He kept the secret for years and years.

I've heard of people turning themselves in, but it's usually, soon thereafter, the crime,

I've never experienced anything like someone coming forward 17 years after the fact,

so no, this is absolutely extraordinary.

Here Trevel's story on the latest episode of Criminal.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello and welcome to the Longform Podcast.

I am Aaron Lammer, joined remotely are my co-hosts Max Linsky and Evan Ralliff.

Good evening Aaron.

Hey, guys, do I need to mention that this is remotely anymore or should that just be

the default assumption?

We'll acknowledge if and when we are ever in person again, we will say that out loud.

Just assume we're not in the same place.

It is strange to think we did this podcast entirely in person for like eight years leading

up until the pandemic, but we bring to you now the ongoing pandemic experiment in the

Longform Podcast.

This week I talked to Kelifas Sane, he is, of course, a staff writer at the New Yorker and

has a new book out, it's called Major Labels.

It's about all of the second half of the 20th century's music history, all in one book.

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