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look. And in the new content at the end of this episode, you'll hear the final portion of my

conversation with the prosecutors in this case, Laura Bach and Chris Brookman.

In this portion of our discussion, we get into the investigation, how they worked with police, their theories on Darren's alibi, and the photos that never made it into evidence, and how this case altered their perspectives on life.

Episode 13 was our first extra episode in the original release of the podcast

that came more than two years after the conviction, and it's somewhat informal.

Here's episode 13, The Appeal.

Are you having flashbacks from this music?

It's not just to tell you there's a new episode of 22 hours.

There's been a fairly big update in the case, and it actually has to do with this very song.

First, let's acknowledge it's been a while. We wrapped up our last episode at the end of August

2019. In the nearly year and a half since then, a lot has happened. The coronavirus, the George Floyd

protests over racial justice over the summer, the election, the storming of the Capitol last week.

But even though it's been some time since our last episode, we want to come to you because

we have an update in this case. Darren Wynne's new attorneys in the D.C. Public Defender

Service have filed a legal brief in his case asking an appeals court judge to throw out

Darren's conviction and requesting a new trial.

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