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And once again, thank you guys for all of your support. Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed toward justice. Today, Colin and I are doing a bonus episode,

and this is because there has been a season finale that aired of the HBO documentary of the case against Adnan Seid, which I think the season finale just dropped a couple weeks ago, right, Colin?

Yeah, just a few weeks ago we had episode five catching everyone up with the developments and everything that happened with the conviction integrity unit and the overturning of the reversal and juvenile restoration act.

Yeah. I mean, we did talk about some of this stuff when we relaunched undisclosed and in those first six episodes earlier this year.

But there's stuff that we didn't get into because we kind of didn't want to spoil it because we knew that the documentary was coming out.

And, you know, there's obviously footage in there that I think a lot of people are going to be seeing for the first time. Like, Adnan coming home and seeing his family. And if you haven't watched it and you have HBO. It's on HBO Max in the U.S. Stop, go watch it and then come back to our discussion. But if you don't have access to it, then you can just listen along. But I did want to give our listeners a little bit of background about the production of this episode. Now, I am, I mean, if you look at the credits, I'm an executive producer on the show, which means very little in terms of actually creating the show or the series. What it means is that my book, which was a non-story, I mean, that's what it was called, was optioned, right, to make a documentary. And so when you have a book

optioned, you kind of automatically become an executive producer and, you know, you have a little

bit of input. But the season finale was almost fully produced about two years ago.

Because look, this September, this is going to air.

By the time this air is, it's going to be October, I think.

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