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undisclosed Addendum.

I am John Cryer, and you are listening to the podcast about all things Undisclosed.

Now, it's hard to listen to the two most recent episodes of Undisclosed, the trial and no error found, and not emerge in a white-hot

rage. They've detailed the maddening missteps in Joey Watkins' trial and appeals process

and inspired a million questions for our listeners. And with us today is one of the hosts of

Undisclosed, Colin Miller, he's an associate dean and professor of law at the University of

South Carolina School of Law, and he blogs at Evidence Prof Blog. How you doing, Colin?

Great, John. How about you? Great as well, and you sound much better. Also, today we have with us Scott Reader and Seema Iyer.

Scott Reeder is a nationally recognized journalist. During his decades in the news business, he has captured more than 20 national journalism awards and many more state and local commendations.

His weekly column runs in more than 60 Illinois newspapers.

He's the founding editor for two news services, which now serve hundreds of broadcast print and online outlets.

And with the NPR affiliate, WVIK, he now has launched the podcast Suspect Convictions, which is about a homicide he covered as a young reporter.

Welcome to the show, Scott.

Great to be here.

So I listened to a bit of the podcast, and can you tell us a little bit about the case of Jennifer Ann Lewis?

It is an absolutely fascinating case.

26 years ago, I was the night cop reporter in Davenport, Iowa for the newspaper there.

And I got dispatched to a small fire at a school playground.

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