Hi guys. The undisclosed team is currently deeper in the weeds of season two, but I'm glad we were able to come back today and record this bonus episode.

It's going to be weird not talking to y'all every week, and I can't wait until we're back later this year. that justice was not done when Anan Sayyad was convicted? Before you listen to today's episode,

please consider making a donation of even just a dollar to Anand's legal defense fund. Anand's case

has come a long way, but it is far from over yet, and the state will be doing everything

it can to affirm his conviction. More than ever, his defense needs the resources to present

his defense at the upcoming hearing and in the appeals that will likely follow. Donations can be made at launchgood.com to the Adnanciad Trust and we'll

also have a link up on our website at www.undisclosed-podcast.com. And a huge thanks to everyone

who has already donated both to the Adnanciad Trust Fund and to the podcast. It has made more

of a difference than you know,

and Anon could not have gotten this far without you.

Almost every week, since April of 2015, the undisclosed team has brought you a new episode.

In our over 30 episodes, we've dissected every part of the state's case, examined every bit of information we could get our hands on, analyzed every documents in the case files, and followed

every new lead possible.

And even now, while we've wrapped up our reporting on his case, our work behind the scenes isn't quite over yet.

Not only are we still investigating, we are in fact sitting on information best suited for a

court of law and not a podcast.

And as Adnan's case and investigation progresses, we will continue to give updates

when necessary, so don't worry, we aren't quitting this case not by a long shot. Now, our awesome

listeners have suffered through hundreds and hundreds of tiny factual details and serious, tough, deeply

involved legal questions. We know that undisclosed is not easy listening. So the fact that

you all came back week after week for more says volumes about our audience. It says our audience takes

these issues seriously and that they understand the tremendous impact the flaws in the justice

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