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In 1989, a man was arrested for a triple murder. What no one knew at the time was that this story

would eventually lead to an overhaul of the death penalty in Tennessee 33 years later.

I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

I am getting ready to pack for my trip to CrimeCon UK on June 10th and 11th in London.

So let me know if you're going because I would love to meet you there.

I'm also preparing for something else, and if you follow me on social media,

you probably already know what I'm going to say. Starting June 8th, I am launching a new true

crime podcast with my good friend Eric from the podcast True Consequences. We have, oh,

so creatively named it, Crime Lines and Consequences. We will cover one case every two weeks and use

that case as a springboard into a larger conversation. Upcoming episodes will look at the impact of

social media on cases that MMIW movement hidden abuse, bail reform, and so much more.

These conversations aren't unlike the ones Eric and I have by ourselves within our own podcasts.

We are just making them actual conversations between two people and a third when we have guests,

and then hopefully we can expand that conversation on social media as we engage our listeners

in thinking about true crime in a more holistic way. The trailer is available now if you search

for Crime Lines and Consequences in your favorite podcast app, and if you don't see it, let me know

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