Hey there, before we start, just know that this episode contains descriptions of violence

and war.

Thanks for listening.

Previously on The Line, one of the things that's causing their pain is defining their

role as a hitman, as an assassin, or a torturer.

What was that tertiary thing constantly floating over your head?

That civilians were being killed by our chief?

Objections.

Overruled.

If you cannot see that line, there's no way to know which side of it you're on.

And I see any playing over on with the knife.

So yeah, there's no.

I was kind of shocked at first.

I kind of looked around like, who else is seeing this?

And then I kind of stayed at the dude's head, like, for a few minutes until he died.

He didn't stab this kid.

No.

Not at all.

It was, yeah, the complete like lie that was told.

Episode five.

No one confesses on the stand.

I am not a huge true crime fan, so I may be the wrong person to ask, but has there ever

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