We're

Stoveleg Media,

Igniting Conversation. We are thrilled to be joined today by Anya Kaine and Kevin Greenlee of the Murder

Sheet podcast.

So glad you guys are here after a couple technical false starts.

We're finally going to get going here.

Thanks for hanging out with us today.

Thank you both so much for having us. And we're always delighted to talk to you and come on the

true crime cast. We think you guys are awesome. So pleasure's all ours. Well, thank you for being

patient with us. I'm not patient with myself right now. So sorry. No. We really do appreciate your

time. We spoke once before.

So a repeat guest,

we talked about the Delphi trial,

the book that you guys wrote about it,

which is I think the definitive,

every thing is in there that happened.

And John and I were talking because he wasn't able to be on the last interview.

So he said, what's their, what's their approach? Are they innocence driven? Or they prosecute?

I was like, they're fact driven. They take everything as it comes. And I think your book represents

that as well. That means a lot. Thank you so much. It was, it was definitely an honor to write Shadow of the Bridge, the Delphi murders, and the America darkness, dark side of the American heartland. I forgot my book's title. That's okay. It happens. I thought, you know, it was, it was an honor to do it because we were, you know, trying to basically center the story back to these two little girls in Delphi who so needlessly lost their lives and the people who loved them. And if we can do that and if we can share that story, and frankly, it's one of those cases that's frankly confusing. And I say that as someone who's worked on it for years. It's like we got all this information out of order as we're podcasting. So I felt like a book was a good place to be like, okay,

here's the story, start to finish, sort of in a narrative sense that you can follow along.

And I think we learned stuff writing the book. So I hope it's helpful for people who want to

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