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

This week we'll be talking about all three of our most recent season three episodes on the

conviction of Dennis Perry.

That was How to Unring a Bell, the Hatrack Alibi, and Turnips Blood.

And so far, the story of how Dennis Perry was found guilty of the

double homicide of Harold and Thelma Swain has holes in it big enough to drive a truck through.

So with us today is Susan Simpson. She's an associate at the Volkov Law Group and also the host of

the 45th podcast. Say hello, Susan. Hey, John. Hey, I also, I want to comment and compliment you

on the choice of title for episode for The Hat Rack Alibi.

It brought back all of my encyclopedia Brown mystery.

I was like, okay, that's, but thank you.

Also with us is 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 Proff Blog.

Hello, Colin.

Hey, John.

How are you?

I'm very well.

Very well.

Also with us today is Scott Reader.

Scott is a nationally recognized journalist.

He's captured more than 20 national journalism awards. He not only made a name for himself as a tenacious journalist, but was a founding editor of two news services, which now serve hundreds of broadcast print and online outlets. Last year, he launched the podcast Suspect Convictions, which is about a homicide he covered as a young reporter. And we are going to have a preview of that at the end of our show, actually, today. Welcome back to the show, Scott. Great to be here. Thank you.

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