The only thing necessary for evil to prevail is that good men and women do nothing.

I am simply a mouthpiece for good men and women around the world who want to make a difference.

The engagement and the involvement of ordinary people is what is going to change our criminal justice system.

Many have tried and failed, but the only difference between them and me is I'm

bringing an army with me. This is truth and justice.

Well we've finally made it. The final episode of Reply Brief. It seems crazy to think back about the first time I listened to part 14 of the prosecutor's series.

I was mowing my lawn on a hot afternoon and just fuming about the way Brett and Alice were

wrapping things up.

And now here I sit, months later in my office looking outside at the barren trees of a Michigan January.

I've spent months essentially relitigating a case that I had already spent a year working through what seems like a lifetime ago.

After reviewing Part 14, I sat down and did a little reflecting before I began writing this episode.

Was it worth it?

Was all of this necessary?

For anyone that knows me, you know that I'm a person who tries to always focus on the positive. I give people the benefit of the

doubt and I choose not to get sucked into most dramas if it's at all possible to avoid them.

I try not to see the world as black and white, right and wrong.

There's always multiple sides to every story in many shades of gray, and I believe that in

general most people, even those that I disagree with, I believe that they're doing what they believe is right.

I've never really spoken about this until now, but I feel the need to share with you that this has been a difficult process for me.

I've always prided myself on supporting people in their journeys, particularly content creators.

The only reason that I've been lucky enough to make a living doing what I'm doing is because

other creators supported my work, and I've always tried to pay that forward.

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