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Hi, everyone, it's Andrea.

I wanted to introduce you to one of my favorite people on the planet

and the host of a new podcast I think you'll love,

Burden of Guilt Season 2.

Meet my mentor, friend, boss, and the executive producer on betrayal, Nancy Glass.

So excited to work with you. Me too. I love this season. It's just so exciting. And you're here

to tell us about it. It's an unbelievable story that you've been reporting on. I've been working on it, but I've also

been listening on the feed, and I don't want to give too much away, but I'll say this,

for people who don't know this story, it's about two men whose lives intersect in New Orleans.

One is Bobby Gumpre, who accuses the other, Germaine Hudson of a violent crime.

But it's not at all what it seems at first, right?

That's right.

What about Burden of Guilt season two aligns with the betrayal audience?

What do you think this season has that you think the betrayal community would really find fascinating or enjoy?

That's a very good question.

In my mind, the betrayal audience is made up of people who connect emotionally with other people,

people who care and people who understand what injustice is all about.

And there was a massive injustice in this story when Jermaine Hudson was identified as the

perpetrator. This man was put away and lost half of his life because he was wrongfully convicted.

That's one thing. But what's worse because he was wrongfully convicted. That's one thing.

But what's worse is he was convicted of a crime that never happened.

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