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Hello, and welcome to the undisclosed addendum. I am John Cryer, and you are listening to the podcast about all things undisclosed.

Now, if I sound a little odd this week, it's because my computer had a full-on Hal emotional breakdown,

and I am actually phoning it in this week.

But I hope you'll just roll with it.

It's going to be a great show.

In episode 14 of undisclosed pressure points, the team attempted to figure out why so many witnesses in the Joey Watkins case changed

their stories from when they were first interviewed to the time when they testified at trial.

In physics, the term the observer effect refers to changes that the act of observation will make

on a phenomena being observed, as this the criminal justice equivalent, were the investigators

themselves changing the nature of the evidence? And with us today are two of the hosts of Undisclosed.

We have Susan Simpson.

She blogs at The View from LL2, and she is an associate at the Volkov Law Group.

Hello, Susan.

Hi, John.

Glad to be back on the Dendum.

Yes, we've missed you.

It's been too long.

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