From NBI Studios, this is Truth Injustice, a crowdsourced investigation in real time.

I'm Bob Rock.

Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth Injustice. This is your Friday follow-up episode for

this week's bonus episode that featured Maggie Freeling. Maggie was on, upon Zax requests,

mostly to talk about her work on murder and alliance. It was also a good chance for us to just

kind of catch up and chat a little bit. So, seemed like a lot of you guys enjoyed the episode.

I'm glad you did. We also heard about some of her upcoming projects. And we have even more

developments on the West Memphis 3 case. And we're going to talk about all that right after break.

Alrighty, first thing. I mean, just like last week, I'll lay a little groundwork for what's going

on with the West Memphis 3 case to see you guys have a little better idea of these questions

that are coming up. Earlier this week, I believe it was on Tuesday, Damien Echel's legal team

officially filed a petition with the court to test DNA, which for the non's, now they're trying

to spend a new argument because prior to that, it was, this is all a publicity stunt. If they

really wanted to test it, they'd file a motion. Well, as I said, they were going to, they filed the

motion. The motion because we don't have a joint motion with the prosecutor agreeing to it.

If we had, if that had happened, we were just going to, originally, had agreed to with

Ellington was that they were just going to test all the evidence. Basically, you know, just a huge

list of everything, ship it all off. Because Crestman doesn't seem to be supporting the motion.

He's still has 30 days to reply to that brief, which, you know, I'm still hoping that this reply

says that he's not opposing. I don't think that's what's going to happen. But there's still a possibility

that that's what could happen next that he could say he's not going to oppose it and let it go.

But because it has to go before a judge, you have to get very specific. So in this particular motion,

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