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Hi, murder of the listeners. It's been almost two years since we last talked to you about

Devanya Inman's case, and needless to say, a lot has happened since then.

As you might recall, back in September 2019, we posted an update episode about a truly

extraordinary ruling from the Georgia Supreme Court. In a unanimous opinion, the justice is

cited with Devanya to allow his legal team to pursue evidence that could finally prove his innocence.

In fact, not only did they give the green light keep pushing for a new trial,

they also expressed grave doubts about Devanya's conviction.

Here's what then presiding judge David Namius wrote at the time.

During my decade of service on this court, I have reviewed over 1500 murder cases in various forms.

Of the multitude of cases in which a new trial has been denied, Inman's case is the one

that causes me the most concern that an innocent person remains convicted and sentenced to serve

the rest of his life in prison. We've been waiting a long time to be able to update you,

and finally, we have something pretty exciting to share. From the intercept, I'm

Meliana Segura. I'm Jordan Smith. Welcome back to Murderville, Georgia.

First, let's do a quick recap. Back in 1998, Donna Brown, a manager at the Taco Bell

in Tiny A. Del, Georgia, was murdered in the parking lot after closing up for the night.

20-year-old Devanya Inman, who was new to town, was quickly jailed and charged with her murder.

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