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I'm Rebecca LaVoy and welcome to the Undisclosed Addendum. Today we're talking about the

Sawmill episode 10 of the new season of Undisclosed. It's about Jeff Titus, who was convicted

of the 1990 murders of Doug Estes and Jim Bennett 12 years after the double homicide in 2002.

Titus is currently incarcerated in Michigan and has always maintained his innocence. If you

have not listened to the episode we're going to be talking about, pause this podcast, go

back and listen, and then come back and listen to this conversation. We will still be here

when you do. We have a super special guest today.

Preet Bharara served as the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York from 2009

to 2017. He oversaw the investigations and litigation of all criminal and civil cases. His team

of assistant US attorneys handled cases involving terrorism, financial fraud, public corruption

and organized crime. The New York Times dubbed Bharara as one of quote, the nation's most

aggressive and outspoken prosecutors. But he is now the host of Stay Tuned with Preet,

a podcast focused on issues of power, policy and justice. And he has a new podcast, Doing

Justice, which is based on his bestselling book and explores cases his office prosecuted

while he was US Attorney. Preet Bharara, welcome to Undisclosed. It is such a pleasure to

talk with you.

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