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Until then, enjoy the episode. In last week's episode, we showed how reward money was used to entice potential witnesses

to come forward in Isaac's murder case, specifically to help the police get information

implicating Joey.

We had planned on following that up this week by showing how Stanley Sutton,

who was struggling to pull a case together against Joey, then enticed other law enforcement

agencies to join his fight. But the night that our last episode aired, Susan landed an interview

with Corey Jacobs, Stanley Sutton's grand nephew, and the voice you heard at the end of the episode

trying to convince his buddy to implicate Joey for the reward money. After talking to Corey,

not only did we want to update you on what he had to say, but Susan realized there was a pattern

here, that Stanley Sutton had a lot to do with not just pulling new witnesses into the case,

but influencing

the existing ones about where they stood on Joey, to the point of completely changing their

statements by the time of his trial. So this week, we'll show you exactly how that happened.

Hi and welcome to Undisclosed, the State versus Joey Watkins.

This week's episode is Pressure Points.

My name is Rabia Jodry.

I'm an attorney and National Security Fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace.

And as always, I'm here with my colleagues, Susan Simpson and Colin Miller.

My name is Susan Simpson, and I'm an associate at the Volkov Law Group.

Hi, this is Colin Miller. I am an associate dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law, and I blog at Evidence Prof blog.

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