Hey, everyone. Welcome back to Crime Weekly News. I'm Derek Levaser. And I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And tonight, we're going to be talking about a case that a lot of people thought were,

was already settled.

In 2020, 11-year-old Gannon Stouk was reported missing out of Colorado Springs.

What followed was a nationwide search, a disturbing investigation, and ultimately the conviction

of his stepmother, Letitia Stouk, for his murder.

She was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

But now, in a surprising turn, that conviction has been overturned, sending the case back into the spotlight, and raising new questions about what happens next.

So today, we're going to be breaking down what led to this decision, what it means legally and where the case stands now.

Now, I have to be honest, Stephanie, and we talked about this very little before we started,

but I was not familiar with this case at all.

You've referenced it a couple times in some of our Crime Weekly episodes, but I'd be lying

to you guys if I said I was familiar with this case.

So I'm going to be learning about

it just as some of you guys are as well. As Stephanie kind of breaks down, just an overview of it

because I know very little about this case, but I know you guys were going crazy for it on social

media. Yeah, I covered this case extensively as it was happening. It was one of those cases

that as it was kind of unfolding, I saw it,

and I was like, there's something not right about this. Okay, it's kind of like a case that I just saw

pop up today where they said this, this American woman was in the Bahamas with her husband,

and they were out on a boat together alone. And then he said, he came back alone on the boat and said she fell off the boat. But she had the key to the boat in her pocket when she fell off the boat. And then a current just took her away as soon as she fell off the boat. And so it took him a really long time to get back to shore because he had to basically row the boat because he doesn't have to get like, as soon as I heard that, I was like,

there's something not right about this case. Right. And that's what, that's what Gannon's case was for me. And so I covered it. And you said you covered this on your channel? Yep, back in 2020. Okay. So guys can go check that out. maybe it's something we cover as well, but obviously, you know, maybe...

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