Before we get started today, we wanted to give you a heads up to stick around because there is a second AOM episode waiting in this week's cue.

This story had too much to talk about for one episode, but we also know that many of you don't like to wait for another week to get the second part.

So Scott and I decided to give you both episodes at the same time which means

AOM is a two for one this week.

Let us know what you think.

You know, we see these things play out in movies and we think that you know real life is not like that.

For some people unfortunately it is real life I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Aniseika Nicholazzi,

former New York City homicide prosecutor

and host of investigation discoveries true conviction.

And this is anatomy of murder. It often seems like the most successful business people,

successful teachers, successful prosecutors, they all share the ability to put their whole selves

into their work, to really put themselves out there in order to create a deep connection

with the people around them.

And therein lies the central irony of success.

In order to be strong, sometimes you have to admit your own vulnerability, to take risks,

to face down your fears and even those who might revel in

your failure. Joining us today are two prosecutors who are no strangers to

success and know exactly how hard it is to achieve that almost magical mix of hard work and personal connection.

Adrian Ellis is the chief assistant state attorney in the 15th Judicial Circuit located in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Alexia Cox is the Deputy Chief Assistant State Attorney.

Adrian is the hammer, I'm the nail, and if you see us in trial together, you'll understand what that means.

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