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Hi there, everybody. Welcome to 2020 The After Show. I'm Deborah Roberts. And as always, thank you so much for spending some time with us. We are going to peel back the layers on our most recent 2020. And this one, I have to tell you, this one will really get you thinking and talking. It is the shocking case of a family down in South Florida who, and we say this all the time,

but really, seem to have it all. The Edelson's, they had power, they had money, they had status

in their South Florida community. A number of people knew who they were, but it turns out behind

closed doors, there was a dark side that was there. A murder for hire plot

actually left the son-in-law of Donna Adelson dead. He was shot at point-blank range while sitting

in his car, shot in the head, a really horrible story. Many of us remember this story. He was a law professor down in

Florida, and I remember when this story broke, and so many were wondering what could possibly

happen? Who would be a criminal mastermind to want this father of two dead? Well, that was the

question we posed in our 2020 episode, and our veteran producer Tammy Scheheri is here, and she worked on this story. Our team has been following this case for a very long time, almost a decade. And Tammy, you brought it home here most recently. Well, first of all, welcome. Thank you, Deborah. It's so nice to be here. Good to have you first time doing the podcast. It is. Yeah. Well, you and I are often talking in the

hallway, in our conference rooms, talking about the stories that we're working on. And you are known,

Tammy, for really getting into the details, whether it's life here at ABC News in general, or whether

it's our stories. You are really known for these details. And this story really required a lot of tipping off police, co-conspirators.

I mean, this story had so much going on there.

What was it initially?

Okay, the team had been working on this for a while, and you joined in the last couple of years or so.

A story that many were talking about around the country, this college professor shot dead.

Clearly, it's an intriguing story because he comes from a family of some power.

What were your first thoughts when you were brought into the story?

My first thoughts when I was brought into the story was, wow, this is crazy.

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