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Music support us. Until then, enjoy the program. Hi and welcome to episode 16 of Undisclosed, The State versus Joey Watkins. My name is Robbie O'Hardry.

I'm an attorney and a fellow with a U.S. Institute of Peace, and I'm here with my colleagues, Susan Simpson

and Colin Miller.

I'm Susan Simpson.

I'm an attorney with the Volkov Law Group, and I blog at view from l2.com. I'm Colin Miller. I'm Susan Simpson. I'm an attorney with the Volkov Law Group, and I blog at viewfumel2.com.

I'm Colin Miller. I'm an associate dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law, and I blog at evidence prof blog.

In an earlier undisclosed episode, we discussed how Stanley Sutton had enticed jailhouse informants to come forward with information connecting his suspects to Isaac's murder.

And we also hinted that, in his desperation to move the investigation forward, he had to entice other agencies, including federal law enforcement, to also get involved.

But that's not an easy thing to do.

After all, government agencies have limited resources and limited jurisdiction.

They only step into local cases in certain situations.

So wait till you hear what Sutton had to do to get their attention.

Music until you hear what Sutton had to do to get their attention. In the fifth season of the TV show The Wire, Detective Jimmy McNulty is trying to get a wiretap approved for Marlowe's Stanfield, the next-generation drug dealer who has risen from the ashes of Avon Barksdale's drug monopoly.

The first season of this show had featured McNulty doing mostly good, solid detective work to get

wiretaps that would eventually crack the case against Barksdale and his partner in crime, Stringer Bell.

But now faced with a more dangerous and elusive target, McNulty begins taking extreme measures.

First, in an attempt to get publicity

for a string of murders that might be connected to Stanfield, McNulty plans for ribbon on a

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