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Hi, this is Madeline Baron. I'm here to give you an update because since the last episode

of In the Dark was released, a few things have happened that I thought you'd want to

hear about. People have been writing to ask me how Jacob Wetterling's family is doing

since Danny Heinrich confessed to killing Jacob. And I did get a chance to talk to Jacob's

parents recently. I also had a chance to hear from their other children and from Jacob's

best friend, the one who was with him that night in 1989 when Jacob was kidnapped while

biking home from a store. We didn't interview them for the podcast. Jacob's siblings have

mostly stayed out of the media, but recently in court, they finally got to talk directly

to the man who killed their brother. So I'm going to tell you what they had to say.

And what Heinrich said at his sentencing. And I've also got an update on Dan Rassier,

the guy who lived right by the kidnapping site and was under suspicion for so many years.

A lot of people have written, ask how he's doing now, whether he's gotten his stuff back,

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