Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Levasser.

So today we're diving into the fourth part of the West Memphis 3 case before we get into it.

Do we have any announcements? Any housekeeping? Anything to say?

I think the only thing I'll say is because we have gotten a lot of DMs and emails about it is if you're someone who has ordered from criminal coffee, a lot of it is now showing sold out, we got more in stock.

So if you want to go back over there, if you've been DMing us or emailing us asking about specific items, most of it is back there. If you order, you'll get it fairly quickly.

There should be very little downtime from this point forward, but that was really it. We appreciate everyone who's purchased something and we will try to keep it as stocked as we can.

Sometimes it's a matter of coming from the manufacturers where we're waiting on the blanks before we can print the actual shirts or t-shirts or sweatshirts.

So going forward, we're going to try to keep everything up, but if there's any issues, as always, you guys have been emailing me or DMing us and we get it right over to J&R, we get it figured out.

Yes, and I'm actually still waiting on...

Yeah, exactly. That's the point. Stephanie doesn't have her stuff yet. That's how... But I think for the most part, there's only about 15 pending orders right now.

We've sold a ton, so everyone for the most part should have it. There was a couple people who didn't get their item or yet. I think even one person who had a hole in their sweatshirt, it was like on the sleeve, it's already been fixed.

Yeah, it's already been fixed. So that's going to happen when you were doing a lot of orders. I think the biggest thing is to just make sure we fix it as fast as possible at no cost to you.

So for that person, they're probably watching this. We just sent out a new sweatshirt. They got to keep the one with the hole in it. That's really simple.

So just bear with us. We're getting up and running, but I think we're firing an all cylinders now.

Yeah, I grabbed a bunch of t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, hats and stuff when I was in Rhode Island at the beginning of this month. And I just, you know, because I had flown.

I only brought a carry on. I didn't pack real luggage because it was only there for a couple of days. I just threw everything in the box and I was like, ship this out. But I haven't gotten it yet.

Yeah, I know. I wish I'd shoved a couple in my carry on.

You will have it by net. You can wear that stuff by next episode. I personally guarantee it because it was sent out today.

So you will, if she doesn't have it by next episode, crush me in the comments. You will have her criminal coffee merch next week. I personally guarantee it.

If I don't, I'm writing a strongly worded letter to cost service of criminal coffee. You will have it. I have the tracking number. You will have it.

All right. So let's dive in because we have a lot to cover today. We're just going to get right back into it. And I'm going to kind of go back a little bit just to, I don't know, sort of get us back on track. But between May 7th and May 10th, the West Memphis police interviewed Damien Eccles about the Robin Hood Hill murders on three separate occasions twice at the trailer park where he lived and once at the police station.

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