Hi everyone, this is Madeline Baron, host of In The Dark, and I'm here with our senior producer,

Samara Freemark. Hi guys, we are back with another update episode of Season 2 of In The Dark.

And in this episode, we're going to be doing something a little bit different than we usually do.

We're going to be taking questions from all of you. You guys have sent us questions on Facebook

and Twitter and email and some of you have even left voicemails for us. And we're really excited

to get to your questions. We're going to do that in just a few minutes. But first, I wanted to tell you

about my latest trip to Winona. I was there last month with our producer Natalie. We found out

something while we were there that we thought you might want to know. Every time we're in Winona,

we're invited to Sunday services at Winona Baptist Church. It's the oldest black church in town.

It's also this community hub. Lots of people go there.

So, this last time we were there, after the service ended, a woman came up to Natalie and told her

something. I didn't catch what it was, so Natalie and I got back into the car. She filled me in.

Okay. You said you had something to tell me? Yeah. I'm going to tell you this just in case this is

true. Okay. Does woman after church, she wouldn't tell me her name. She said that Nelson Forest's

house burned down a couple days after the funeral. What? No. Nelson Forest is the pastor who gave

the eulogy at the funeral of Curtis's mother Lola in July. The eulogy where pastor Forest told

people in Winona to put aside their fear and stand up for Curtis Flowers.

Second time, I'm scared folks. These are then now no crawls for you to be scared.

He wasn't scared. But you scared us. You stand for what was right.

So, when they asked you, when? Nelson Forest's house burned down after the funeral.

I mean, we could just drive by his house right now. Yeah, let's drive by.

Did she say anything else? She was like, I don't want to get mixed up in it because I don't want

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