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a second look. In the new content after this episode, we're back with Julia and Jack to talk about how the music for this podcast came together.

A mic drop, if you ask me, that surprised a lot of listeners.

We talk about how we wrote this podcast, how we got some of the audio.

And I also bring in a surprise guest who adds a perspective that even Julie and Jack didn't know about.

But first, here's episode nine, brother versus brother.

Previously, on 22 hours, an American nightmare.

Just like you had your hair in that room with those three dead people in that location, right?

No, man.

Your hair in the bed next to the bat you used to

kill Amy and Sava Savopoulos. Isn't that right? No, man. I know Judy well enough to know that

she takes her job so seriously that she would have had a very long conversation and told him

the positives and the negatives about testifying. You know that Dorel went, took the police to a location in that block and pointed out a pile of burned debris in that area.

Is that right?

No, man.

You didn't know it was coming directly from your brother?

It is being called a major crime scene as homicide investigators examine a house that caught fire in northwest D.C.

The room is a crime scene.

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