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I wasn't even really stupid. There you've had more bad-in-night than you. There had it down

path for me. The day that you came in and made this sofa, did I lead you to say anything?

Was your statement free and voluntary? Yes. Saying to the exclusion of every other gun in

the universe is insanity. He came and got it. Said he was going to give it to the police chief.

So last night. For years, you're telling me he killed some people here now. He never told me.

This is In the Dark, an investigative podcast by APM reports. I'm Madeline Barron.

This season is about the case of Curtis Flowers, a black man in Mississippi who spent the past 22 years

fighting for his life and a white prosecutor who spent that same time trying just as hard to execute him.

It's been 11 days since the US Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Curtis Flowers.

In a 72 ruling, the justice has found a prosecutor in Mississippi violated the right of Curtis Flowers

by unlawfully blocking. A lot has happened in the past 11 days and I'm not just talking about the

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