I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the Prosecutor's legal case.

Welcome back to the Prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as always by my

convicting co-host Brett. Alice always with the puns always with the puns. I'm just glad that

it's not just me and you today because sometimes it's hard for me to help carry the show but today

we're fortunate to have someone else to entertain the audience. Absolutely. We are so excited to

have Sean rec here with us today. Sean is a nine-time Emmy award-winning documentary director

and producer. He is most known for creating films that document wrongful convictions and over

sentencing. In fact, three of his projects subjects have been released from prison. His first film,

A Murder in the Park, was named to Time Magazine's list be 15 most fascinating true crime stories

ever told. But prior to becoming a filmmaker, Sean created a local TV program focused on

unsolved crimes and his show led to tips that solved 10 murders. In addition, Sean partnered with

Chris Hansen to start True Blue, a streaming network dedicated to catching would-be sexual

predators. And today we are so excited to have Sean here with us to talk about his newest documentary

Convicting a Murderer, which is available on Daily Wire Plus. Sean, thank you so much for joining us.

I am intimidated by your incredible biography. Okay, stop it now. But thank you very much. I appreciate

you guys having me on. It's really important to get the word out about these projects. So thank you

for having me. Well, before we dive into Convicting a Murder, which I'm really excited to talk about,

for those of our listeners who may not know you just yet, can you give us just a little bit of a

snapshot of how you fell into this kind of true crime world, the, you know, wrongful conviction

world. And you truly have an incredible biography, not just because of the great works of art that

you've created, but because they've made an actual difference in people's lives and people who have

been wrongfully convicted and people who are victims of unsolved cases. This is truly the gold

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