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Hey everybody, welcome to this special series of Truth and Justice.

In this series, I'm going to be breaking down episode for episode, the podcast, The Prosecutors,

Coverage of the Anonsai Ed Case.

Kind of explained the reasons why I'm doing this on last week's follow-up, but in case

you hadn't listened to that, and you're only tuning in because you want to hear this

breakdown, let me explain why I'm taking the time to do this.

It's certainly not like us here at Truth and Justice, after eight years and nearly a thousand

episodes to be spending time kind of critiquing or analyzing someone else's podcast.

Although interestingly enough, that's actually how we started.

This podcast began when undisclosed started breaking down serial, and I started kind of

working off of their episodes, but it wasn't to break down what they were doing, it was

to take what they were doing and try to take it further.

Truth and Justice got its start, back then called the serial dynasty, covering the Anonsai

Ed Case, the murder of Heyman Lee.

During my coverage and investigation of that case, I went from just some dude sitting

in his garden shed making a podcast to what we have today, an audience that's grown

to well over a hundred thousand people spread out across the entire world.

I dedicated about a year of my life to investigating every single aspect of this case.

As you all know, anybody who's listened to me before is very well aware of the fact that

I came to the conclusion that Anonsai Ed is innocent, and Jay Wilde doesn't know anything

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