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The first season of the podcast Bone Valley came out a year after the first season of Gone South.

I assumed it was about bones someone found in a valley.

The cover art shows a shirtless man with a mullet and a mustache, walking on the shoulder of a highway as the sun either rises or sets behind him.

I figured there were three options.

This man found the bones, he'd buried the bones, or they were his bones.

Having done this analysis, I gave myself permission not to listen to the show.

But after half a dozen people raved about it to me, I gave in.

It turns out, Bone Valley has nothing to do with bones.

It's about a Florida man named Leo Schofield, who was wrongfully convicted of killing his wife back in 1987, and it's one of the best narrative podcasts out there.

The host, the gravely voiced writer Gilbert King, won a Pulitzer Prize for his

book Devil in the Grove, about the Groveland Four, the four black men who were falsely

accused of raping a white woman in Jim Crow era of Florida. But in Bone Valley, Gilbert steps into

the story himself. He's convinced of Leo's innocence, and as the show progresses,

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