And then. Welcome into the best in True Crime Podcasting. This is True Crime Tuesday. I'm your

host Tim Dennis. Today's show is going to be a little bit off the beaten path.

And when I say that, I say that in the best way possible.

I want you to imagine something for a moment. I want you to think about the people

in your neighborhood, a little bit like that song. In Sesame Street, in the electric

company when you're talking about the people in your neighborhood, the people that

you meet each day, and think about the way that we set it up in our childhood. You're supposed to think of everybody in the best possible light.

You're supposed to think of everybody in their character and we're supposed to think of the positives,

accentuate the positives.

But we don't always see people that way, do we?

Sometimes you look at somebody and you think,

oh, I really don't like this about that person,

or I don't like that about that person or I don't like that about that person or people get

together in groups and they start to talk and they start to talk about the negatives about a

person or they start to heap negatives on a person or maybe rumors start about a person and they start

to cast dispersions about a particular person.

What if I told you that that would lead to somebody having criminal charges

put upon a person even if they didn't do a thing.

That's what we deal with in today's book,

Zenith Man, Death, Love, and Redemption

and a Georgia courtroom.

I have the actual lawyer and author of that book with me today. Our

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