Welcome to the undisclosed addendum. Today we're talking about Epidavisclosed addendum. Today we're talking about Epidavisclosed addendum.

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

That episode is called The Defense Rests.

And if you haven't heard it yet, I'd strongly encourage you to go back and listen.

There's a lot of juicy stuff in there,

and we will be right here waiting for you when you're done. I'm Rebecca LaVoy, host of the

True Crime Review podcast, Crime Writers On, and one of the audio editors for Undisclosed. And with me

today is Undisclosed host, reporter for this case, and New York Times bestselling author

of Adnan story, and all things Times bestselling author of A Non-Story, and

all things great about being her, Robbie A Chaudry. Hi, Robbia. Rebecca, it's so hard

week after week to come up with something. You really can leave that bit. Well, I can't, especially

after seeing all of your Dollywood photos this week on social media. Really, all things you is what I aspire to be. So

Cranth, Leeward is amazing. Dollywood's amazing. Thank you, Rebecca. Good to be back.

Inspiring people all over America to go check that place out. Also with us is an extremely special guest.

His name is Bill Rankin. He's legal affairs reporter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution. He covers courts in Atlanta, the federal appeals court and the Georgia Supreme Court. He's worked at the newspaper for 30 years, and his late father previously worked there as well. Bill is also the reporter and narrator of the breakdown podcast, and I can personally attest one of the very

nicest people, not just in podcasting, but in America. Hello, Bill. That's very nice.

Hello. How are you? Glad to be here. I just mentioned that you're the host of the podcast

Breakdown, one of the first and best podcasts to be made by a newspaper reporting unit.

Do you want to just take a chance and plug what's going on in this new season of breakdown that you have out right now?

Absolutely.

We're in season seven right now, and it's a interesting, it's a sad case.

It's a case of a naked, unarmed man who was having a mental breakdown charging at a police

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