Welcome to the undisclosed addendum.

Welcome to the undisclosed addendum.

Today we're talking about episode 10 in our current series, The State versus Greg Lance.

That episode is called Putnam Pit.

And if you haven't heard it yet, go back and listen.

A lot happens.

We will be right here waiting for you when you get back.

I'm Rebecca Lavoie. I host the True Crime Review podcast, Crime Writers On, and I'm one of the

audio editors in the undisclosed team. And with me today is Robia Chaudry, the New York Times

bestselling author of a non-story and lead reporter on this series. Hey, again, Robia.

Hey, Rebecca. How are you? I'm good. I'm good. Thanks.

Also with us is Colin Miller, Associate Dean and Professor of Law at the University of South Carolina School of Law. Hello, Colin. Hello, how are you? Good. It's nice to talk to you this week.

Also nice to talk to our very special guest, Madeline Barron. One of my favorite things about this Madeline Barron bio, by the way, is it's like really long,

but I think that everyone knows that Madeline Barron is the host and reporter behind the greatest true crime podcast of all time in the dark and in the dark season two.

Hello, Madeline.

It is wonderful to talk to you.

Good to be here. Now, of course,

Madeline's reporting has also appeared on NPR. She's won lots of journalism awards. She's got lots of

bona fides. Madeline, before we start the show, I just wanted to get a quick true crime podcast update

because I do know that there was just like an expected development in Winona in the case

around Curtis Flowers. And that was that Doug Evans, the DA, who the Supreme Court struck down

his entire prosecution of the case, basically, because of his practices of stacking juries

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