This is Justin from The Generation Y, and we're doing a four-part series

on rambling the story of Khalif Browder, a young boy falsely accused of stealing a backpack

and held at Rikers Island for three years without trial. This story is about a young life caught

in the middle of the justice system. Listen to Generation Y on Amazon Music or wherever you get your

podcast.

Hello and welcome to my favorite murder. The mini-sode. That's right. That's Karen

and Kalegerif, we don't do this, right? No, we don't. I'm Georgia. What's up?

What's up? Hey, what's up? It's not your business who I am. You're just going to

put some of these emails. Yeah, that's right. Why don't we do that on that? I don't know,

because it's more casual. Right. I guess. This is the teacher's lounge of the podcast. I love that.

Right? Yeah. Definitely. Do you want to go first in the teacher's lounge? We smoke in here.

We smoke in here. Right. I'm really starting to enjoy how much like the feedback emails that

we're getting after we tell a story. People are like, hey, that was my dad or whatever. And so this

is one of those, the subject line is terrifying, Amnesia story. And it says, MFM crew. In this week's

episode, Karen mentioned that Donald Bordman's sister suffered Amnesia after learning about the

identification of her brother's body. That's a very sad story of a man who was missing. I think it

was over 30 years. Yes. And they finally identified a John Doe. And when his sister got the news,

she immediately had Amnesia. If you haven't heard. So immediately, I thought they need to know my

story. Yes. So Donald's sister, I suspect, experienced a case of a very rare type of Amnesia called

transient global Amnesia. It involves the temporary loss of all memory from up to the past year

and can be brought on by strenuous exercise, sexual intercourse, and then there's three question marks

or sudden emotional distress. Wow. Yeah. Never heard of that. But it's not surprising, really.

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