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Welcome, everyone, to the Undisclosed Addendum, a podcast about the podcast, Undisclosed.

I am obviously not John Cryer, not as talented or well-known as John Cryer, but I am here,

and I am hosting the addendum.

My name is Dennis Robinson, and my official title for this enterprise known as Undisclosed is executive producer.

But the truth of that is,

that's a title that Rabia made up for me so that I sound fancy when all she really needed me to do

was read ads about how good men's underwear feels on my body. Shout out Mac Weldon. In another life,

I'm a judge advocate for the U.S. Army. That basically means I get to show up in court with a bunch of colorful ribbons on my chest, but it does not mean that I know how to host an addendum.

Yet today, that is exactly what I'm doing.

So bear with me, folks.

This might get bumping.

But hey, if it does, at least you'll have a good time tweeting my epic fail on social media.

And if you do, use the hashtag undisclosed. So, as you know, Undisclosed second season is about the possible wrongful conviction of Joy Watkins,

who has been incarcerated for more than a decade for a murder he allegedly committed in Rome, Georgia.

This case was brought to us by the Georgia Innocence Project,

and that provides the perfect segue into the introduction of today's guests.

So, saving my bacon this week, we have Claire Gilbert of the Georgia Innocence Project. Hello, Claire. Hello. We also have

two of the undisclosed crew with us today. That includes evidence professor and associate dean at the

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