Hello and welcome to the undisclosed addendum.

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

undisclosed. Here at the addendum, we get a chance to hash out the latest episode of Undisclosed.

We answer listener questions, and we also get the opinions of some of our most interesting fans.

So in episode 9 of Undisclosed Free, the UD3 examined the case against Mark 3, the supposed trigger man in the murder of Isaac Dawkins, and his tenuous ties to Joey Watkins.

And with us today are two of the hosts of Undisclosed.

We have Colin Miller, who's an associate dean and professor of law at the University of South Carolina School of Law, and he blogs at Evidence Prof blogs.

Say hello, Colin.

Hey, John. How's it going? And we also have Rabia Chaudhry. And she would rather I'd not read

her bio because she's sick of hearing all the bios. But I'm going to read it for one reason and one

reason alone. Because not only is she an attorney and a fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace,

and not only does she blog at Split the Moon.com,

but she is now a New York Times bestselling author. So, ladies and gentlemen, Rabia Chattar.

Thanks so much for that intro, John. It sounds so good to hear it again and again and again.

Now that you are a big New York Times fancy best-selling author type person, have you decided that you're going to have some sort of authorly affectation, you know, like how Tom Wolfe has the white suits and stuff?

I think I should adopt an accent. I'm just trying to figure out which one right now. I don't look good in white. That's not going to work for me. But I think an accent would be appropriate.

You know, the New York Times best selling list is amazing.

I'm so happy that we were able to get on it.

And, you know, I think Anon might be one of the first people incarcerated to make that.

Well, maybe not.

I don't know. something more long so of like 50 shades of gray. We'll see. A lighter read. A lighter read.

Okay. Well, I just, I'm going to make a suggestion here and hear me out. I'm thinking a monocle.

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