Hello friends, thank you for tuning in to Truth and Justice.

This is our follow-up episode for season 13 and our episode about Andy Wagner out of Indiana.

Another case of a missing person, loved ones are looking for her and of course we have

follow-up questions from our listeners so let's jump into it.

All right, you guys may have noticed that we are saying Zach this week he's out on assignment,

so it's just me and JV today, so thank you all for joining us. We've got a very lively group going

in YouTube and as Janet mentioned we have Facebook questions and we've got the chat going here

at the same time. Before we get into that stuff, we don't have a whole lot of questions today,

so there shouldn't be too long. This case was a tough one to do. There's not

and we'll get into that, but you know I wasn't expecting us to have a lot of questions about it

and that seems to be the case. It's a hard one because there's really kind of only one thing we

can do right now, but I think that there's going to be more for us to do as we move along.

But before we get into that, a couple of things. First things first, the chat's been talking about

its social media has been tagging me in it for weeks. I finally jumped in and gave a listen.

For those of you that don't know, the Prosecutors podcast has been doing a series on

Hamon Lee's case and Nancei's case. Their take on it is that Nanna's guilty. They haven't said that,

but it's pretty clear throughout it that that's their take. Of course, I'm getting tagged

all over social media about it and emails about it. Lots of people saying, you need to listen to

this because they're right and you're wrong. Lots of emails saying, you need to listen to this

and set them straight because they're wrong and you're right. Then several emails filled with

colorful language telling me what a stupid idiot I am for ever thinking that Nanna was innocent.

My first instinct for a while was, I don't need the negativity. I don't need to put myself

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