Hey everyone, Josh Dean here.

Each week here on Chameleon, I tell you stories about people who live by deception.

Individuals who don't just tell lies, but sometimes become someone else entirely.

These people hide in plain sight, and they manipulate everyone around them often for years,

before the truth finally comes to light.

But it's no secret these crimes aren't the only ones out

there. And we often learn the most details about crimes, crime of deception or worse, once they

enter the courtroom. And today, I'm sharing a show with you that takes us inside the courtroom

into the strategies, the stakes, and what may unfold after the gavel falls. It's called the 13th juror.

Each week, host Brandy Churchwell invites you to become the 13th juror as she walks you through

the core of a case, not just the crime, but the trial, how the prosecution builds its narrative,

how the defense pushes back, what the jury heard, and what they didn't. Brandy has a way of untangling

complex investigations and courtroom drama with clarity and restraint, focusing on the details

that actually matter, and then you, the 13th juror, can decide where you think the truth lies.

This week, Brandy is taking on a case that shook the entire country and devastated a small Indiana

town, the Delphi murders. Brandy pulls us into the investigation of what happened to Liberty

German and Abigail Williams, two young girls whose lives were cut short on an unseasonably

warm February afternoon. She traces the long, difficult path to answers, the arrest of Richard Allen,

and how the prosecution assembled its case as the trial became a flashpoint of emotion,

evidence, and national scrutiny. And she's giving chameleon listeners a peek right here, right now. Let's

listen. See, this is the path that you go down.

Um, there's no path going there, so we have to go down here.

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