Hi listeners, if you love Undisclosed, I have two small favors to ask you. First of all, I am so excited

to announce that Undisclosed has finally launched a Patreon page. Now, if you've ever wondered how

you can support our work, this is finally one way you can do so. Of course, by listening to us,

you support us and we are so grateful for that when you subscribe and give us five-star ratings.

I'm so grateful for that.

But to be honest, production costs money.

When you drop two episodes a week, it takes resources.

It doesn't just take our time.

It costs money.

We have folks to pay in order to produce these podcasts.

And we have defendants and their families counting on us to continue doing this work. So you can become a

patron of Undisclosed for as little as five bucks a month. All you got to do is go to patreon.com

slash undisclosed pod and sign up there. Now, along with feeling great about yourself because

you are supporting the work of fighting for the wrongfully convicted,

guess what? You also get a bonus episode. Every single month, Susan Colin and I will drop a bonus

episode that's only for patrons in which we're going to do something a little bit different.

We're going to be discussing other cases from other true crime series that we find fascinating.

Now, our very first episode in the Patreon feed is all about

the case at the heart of the latest season of In the Dark. We're talking about the Curtis Flowers case,

and we are talking about it the way we talk about all cases undisclosed, like three lawyers looking at

the facts. So if you loved the In the Dark season two series and you're fascinated with the

Curtis Flowers case, which is ongoing, and you want to know what Susan Collin and I think about it,

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