Hey there, 2020 listeners. It's Debra Roberts here, and I want to welcome you to our very first

2020 after show. There are so many things that happen behind the scenes when we're out reporting.

Surprising twist, incredible moments that we are producers and our correspondence experience.

So we decided to share the best stories with you.

Every Monday, the 2020 after show will take you behind the scenes of our most recent program.

And we will also play exclusive audio that you won't hear on Friday show.

As you know, we've been bringing hard-hitting investigative

reporting for nearly five decades. I wasn't here all five decades. Let me tell you, I've only been

there for a couple of them. This whole team and I are so excited to bring this show to you,

pulling back the curtain, if you will, on the program that you all know and love. And so for our first

episode, I have the pleasure of welcoming my friend and colleague, ABC News correspondent John Kenyonis.

Hi, Deb. It's good to be with you. Good to have you. We call you Q around here, so I hope you don't mind, John.

Congratulations on anchoring the show I just love

having you at the helm with David of course of 2020 it's a delight and to see you on the program

regularly now John your show you left me for dead I'm going to give a little recap here because

it's really interesting and you know lots of twists. And a warning to all of you,

there may be spoilers if you haven't heard the show. And you can find the episode, of course,

right next to this one in your feed. You Left Me for Dead is a story of absolute horror

and homicide in a small town near Bozeman, Montana. Two women are at home, and this is a nightmare for any of us thinking about

being at home on a quiet night, when an intruder breaks in and shoots them. Lauren DeWise

dies, and Ashley Van Hamert miraculously survives. What follows is a dogged investigation by a pair of

local police officers, telltale boot prints in the snow, an ice fisher who actually finds evidence.

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