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Welcome to the Undisclosed Addendum. I'm Rebecca LeVoy, one of the editors of Undisclosed,

and we are talking about episode two. The state versus Greg Lance. I really recommend if you have

not caught up on this series in Undisclosed, you go back, started episode one, listen to that

episode, then listen to episode two, and then check out both Addenda on this episode. It's a

super interesting case. And we've got a really special guest with us, Erica Souter. She's a post

conviction and a pellet criminal defense attorney practicing throughout Maryland and DC. She blogs

on the subject at MarylandPostConviction.com since establishing her firm in 2011, the life sentences

of 10 of her clients have been modified or vacated. She's won a total of 177 years of sentence reduction

for her clients, and she's been selected to the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association's

Best Lawyers Under 40, and apparently is a super lawyer. Hello, Erica. Thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you so much for having me. I'm excited to be here. And also with us are Robya. Hello,

Robya. Hey, how are you doing? Great. And also we've got Susan Simpson on the line. Hey, Susan.

Hey Rebecca. So quick synopsis of episode two. In episode two of the series, we learn why the

authorities immediately identified Greg as their principal suspect in the murders of the Klesnick

House because of an ongoing property dispute between him and the victims. The Klesnick House had

filed for closure proceedings against Greg who responded by filing a chapter 11 bankruptcy to stop

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