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I'm Rebecca LaVoy and you're listening to Crimeriderson serial. This is a podcast,

homage podcast about the blockbuster spin-off of this American life. Reporter Sarah Cannex

12-week look at the conviction of Adnan Sayed for the 1999 murder of Hay Men Lee.

You know what? This music doesn't seem quite right for this episode. Let's switch it up.

I work in radio by day, but in my spare time, I'm a true crime author and have convened

a panel of fellow crimeriders to talk about serial. The details of the case and how the story

hasn't folded, including events that have happened after the end of season one. Last time, this

Mary Banga together, we talked about the intercepts interview with Jay Wildes and today,

we'll be talking about that outlets even more controversial interview with serial prosecutor

Kevin Yurick, as well as a brand new affidavit by Adnan Sayed's potential alibi witness,

Asim McLean. It's kind of like the story has turned into an episode of Lawn Order. We focused

on the victim first. We focused on the crime, the alleged perpetrators, but now the spotlight is

on the prosecution. With me to talk about all of this is my partner in crime and co-author Kevin

Flynn. Welcome back, Kevin. Rebecca, it's just an honor to be nominated. And joining us in the

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