My name is Andrew Dodge. I've spent the last 11 years getting to know some of America's most infamous criminals,

such as serial killers, spree killers, mass murderers, gangsters, mobsters, and many more criminals.

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and professionals in other fields related to crime. This is the only place you will hear the

murderers tell their own stories from their own mouse, uncut, un, Hey,

Hey, everybody, welcome to the final episode of the negligence series, the Dylan Redwine story.

I am joined here by a special guest today.

But before we get into those introductions and get started on this episode, I wanted to take a moment and say thank you to my new patrons.

Jennifer N. Tosh. Julie M. Yelena. Ms. Lins. Lisa, Anita Q. Justin P., Alexandria D. Thank you all so much for being patrons this month. It means so much to me and it helps

keep the lights on and pay for this really cool new device I have. You may be noticing a difference in

the sound quality. I got this Chaotica eyeball, which is pretty cool. It's supposed to be a

substitute for a sound booth. So hopefully you are

noticing a difference. All right. So that's it. Thank you so much. If you want to support this show,

go to patreon.com slash true consequences or K-O-F-FI.com slash true consequences. Let's get into the story. Okay, so when we last left off here with the Dylan Redline story, we've been through the entire trial.

You heard from Bob Mata on his take on things. You heard the closing arguments from

the prosecutor. You heard the closing arguments from the defense, as well as the rebuttal by the

prosecution. So you should have a good idea of how the trial went just from those clips as well,

but there are lots of clips available for the whole trial. There's a lot on my YouTube channel.

I didn't get every single session, but I got probably 80, 90% of them. The rest you can find elsewhere on YouTube, I'm sure. The entire trial is there. So if you're curious about, you know, how the whole trial went, it's five weeks long. You can watch it. It's available. It's long. I want you to hear directly from the jury's verdict.

So we'll play that video or audio, depending on if you're listening or watching. And then you will hear the sentencing from the judge.

Yeah. All right. The court has been informed that the jury has reached a verdict, and we are on the record of the case of People v. Mark Redline, 17-CR-343. Initially, I want to make a few comments

while the jury's on its way up.

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