I'm Madeline Barron and this is in the dark.

I'm coming to you today because I have some big news to report about the man who's prosecuted

Curtis Flowers for so many years.

District Attorney Doug Evans.

Since the very first time we spoke with Doug Evans.

Hi, Mr. Evans.

Hi, I'm Madeline.

This is Parker.

He's always insisted on one thing.

So are you confident that you have the right person that Curtis Flowers is guilty?

That I will answer definitely no question.

That's not what you're about.

He's guilty and he deserves to be convicted.

And Doug Evans still feels that way.

In a document he filed with the court late yesterday.

Evans wrote that he remains confident in the investigation and the jury verdicts.

And Evans wrote in the filing, he wants out of the Flowers case.

He's stepping aside.

Technically he's voluntarily recused himself from the case.

And that means that after more than two decades of relentlessly prosecuting the case, six

opening statements, six closing arguments, thousands of pages of court transcripts produced

in motions filed, Doug Evans and his office are done.

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