What's up, you guys? I'm Haley. And I'm Andrea. And this is Inhuman, a true crime podcast. Welcome back, everybody.

I hope you're having the best day you possibly can be.

Both Andrea and my households have been hit by way too many illnesses and flus and

all kinds of stuff, as you can probably tell, because we've been like in and out of like

one of us recording, another one of us recording.

I know.

It has been, it has been a long way.

But yeah, but we are here and I hope that you are doing okay,

no matter what is going on in your life right now.

Yeah.

And if you're not, then here's a little piece of not happiness, because obviously this is a true crime podcast.

Yeah, but this is a case where there was a wrongful conviction,

and then it was solved years and years and years later,

thanks to advanced DNA technology.

Okay, nice.

That's always a positive.

Yeah.

And yeah, we're just going to get right into it.

And this case has actually been suggested several times.

And I think it's because within the last two years, everything kind of like came to fruition

with this.

It was, you know, people who I don't want to give away too much, but people who initially were charged with

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