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Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. This is your Friday follow-up episode

for season two, episode 58, where Bob brought on Ed Aits attorney, Alison Clayton, to discuss

recent developments in his case. Now we got a lot of feedback from listeners of voicemail,

some emails and a lot from our fan page, so let's get right into the questions. Sounds good Mike.

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Amazon Music, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcast. All right Mike, let's get started with a

voicemail from Julia. Hey Bob and Mike, this is Julia. First of all, thank you to you guys

and to Alison for that great interview that aired today. I'm still a little bit obsessed with

that case and I'd love to see it solved properly. Anyway, I've been meaning to ask you this for a

while and following that up on Ed, this is kind of a perfect time. Bob, you and I met in

Tyler during the Curly Cooksian religions. And at the time, you were definitely ready to

just burn, smith County Justice to the ground. You were done with it. And at the time David Dobbs

was kind of our big villain in the eighties. But now it sounds like things have turned around in

terms of their cooperation in smith County. So my question is, do you think that you initially

judged the DA office too harshly at that time or has there been a culture shift that brings

smith County? Or at this point, it's Ed's case just so compelling that even DAs who are formerly,

let's say, unhelpful, can see that some sort of miscarriage of justice has happened because of

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