Previously on Bear Brook Season 2, a true crime story.

My main goal is to raise the concerns around this conviction to the extent that it would encourage the state to

revisit the evidence. The clerk who I know came over to chat with me and she said

that she had been listening to undisclosed. She's like, you know what, there's a big box in our basement with Jason Carroll's name on it.

Hey, the fucking nail clippings are here.

The nail clippings are here.

The nail clippings are here.

To the answer that who killed Sharon Johnson is very likely in that envelope right there.

It is possible that the answer to who killed Sharon Johnson is in this envelope in front of

us. It's been about 17 months since that day with the box. The box of evidence from the investigation into Sharon Johnson's murder. The box had the clothes

Sharon was wearing when she died. The knife police say she was stabbed with. The

fingernail clippings from Sharon's hands with blood on them, blood that might belong to her attacker.

For 17 months, Jason Carroll and his attorney with the New England Innocence Project

have been trying to get that evidence DNA tested.

They think there's a real shot that evidence could exonerate Jason.

But the state of New Hampshire didn't. You might remember they said there was quote no scenario where DNA testing could exonerate Jason.

So they objected to Jason's request for DNA testing. That is, until just a few days ago. So did you celebrate? Yes, I mean I think, I think I think I think I think I

I guess I would say yes I celebrated. It's weird to say that you would celebrate separately from Jason, right?

So like the weird thing was that I wasn't able to see Jason that night.

So I talked him on the phone and so to be able to say like celebrating something for someone it's like

celebrating somebody's birthday when they're not there. So when I was finally

able to talk with him about what happened, he was shocked, shocked, I would say. And he essentially

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