Hey there, I am John Cryer, and this is the undisclosed addendum.

This week's episode, we're going to be talking about episode 13 of our series on the

conviction of Dennis Perry.

Look at this photograph, which exposed a cop who had grave misgivings about how the case was

handled, and that the state's star witness was much more

complicated than she seemed. With us today are Colin Miller. He's an associate dean and professor

of law at the University of South Carolina School of Law, and he blogs at Evidence Prof blog. Hey there, Colin.

Hey, John, how are you? I'm good. I'm good. And also with us is Susan Simpson. She's an associate

at the Volkov

Blog Group and she hosts the 45th podcast. Susan, how you doing?

Hey, John.

Also with us today, you are actually going to hear from young Ed Kastikian, which is very

exciting because he's a name that's been bandied about. And we finally actually got to hear

him a little bit on episodes recently, and I, for one,

was thrilled to finally have a voice to the face. Well, actually, I don't even have the face.

Someday I will have a voice and a face, hopefully. Ed, welcome to the show.

Thanks, John. Ed is a law student at Columbia in the 2L because you're in your second year.

It's a real thing, John, I promise.

It's a real thing. Okay, they told me a 2L. I was like, that's not true. That's like Jorrell.

That's like a, it's like a name on Krypton. But you're at Columbia. And last summer,

you interned at the Georgia Innocence Project, and that's where you became familiar with Dennis Perry's case.

Is that true? Yes, that's right. So it was basically assigned to you. They basically, they

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