Welcome to the Undisclosed Addendum. I'm Allison Swini and I will be hosting the Undisclosed

Addenda for the Joseph Webster series. I'm executive producing and starring in a murder

mystery series for the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries channel about a podcaster who

solves crimes in real life. So it's a little art imitating life, imitating art, or

it's the other way around. Life imitating art, imitating life, anyhow. In this first episode

of the Joseph Webster series, the Undisclosed team took us back to Nashville in 1998.

And the murder of Leroy Owens. And while Joseph Webster is in prison for that murder,

the first episode raised serious questions about whether that murder was actually committed

by his half-brother Kenny Neal. Today I'm joined by three fantastic undisclosed regulars.

And the guests are Amelia McDonnell Perry. She's a writer and reporter and editor with nearly

20 years experience in media. She writes about pop culture, true time, and the justice system

for outlets like Rollingstone.com and the appeal. And she's co-hosted Undisclosed Freddie

Gray's series. Before flying solo on a recent Keith Davis Jr. arc, Amelia, we are all

so grateful to you for covering the Keith Davis Jr. case. I was on the edge of my seat the

entire time. I mean, you did an amazing, amazing job with that. And everyone else who feels

the same way I do can follow her on Twitter at xoamilia. Thank you. You don't feel the

same way it then don't. You'll be getting into it. It'll be a bad idea for you. Yeah,

yeah, don't do it. Her DMs are always open. I like that. Celeste Tresty is an advocate

for the wrongfully convicted and criminal justice reform and recently joined the team at

FAMM as the Pennsylvania State policy director helping families with loved ones serving

mandatory minimum sentences share their stories. Colin Miller is an associate dean and professor

at the University of South Carolina School of Law and one of the hosts of the Undisclosed

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