Hello, I am John Cryer and this is the undisclosed addendum.

Today we are talking about the third episode of HBO's documentary The Case Against the Non-Scied,

which as promised blew up the state's entire case pretty much.

And we are lucky enough to have with us three folks all of whom were featured on the documentary.

We've got Robbie Achoudry and Susan Simpson. Hey guys.

Hey John, hey John.

Thanks so much for being here, but we also have Nikisha Horton.

Now if you've seen episode three, well, okay, actually if you haven't seen episode three,

don't listen to any of this. It will ruin it for you.

But in the episode, Nikisha makes a particularly nail-biting phone call to J. Wilds.

And of course, you know, Nikisha, we've kind of defined you by your relationship to J,

but obviously that's not who you are.

First of all, welcome to the show and could you tell us a little bit about yourself?

Hello, Nikisha. I'm originally from Baltimore, Ireland. I'm a seamstress. I've been going for

20 years. I'm self-employed. That's it, basically.

That's it. Okay. Well, thank you. Thank you so much for being here.

I have a million questions. Obviously, first of all, how did you come to be involved in the

documentary? Did they contact you? Did you contact them?

They contacted me. I think when the first podcast, maybe a year or two later, something like that,

they reached out and I don't even know how they got in contact. I think they sent me on Facebook

and sent the phone number to like a flyer or something that was like way down the line.

They contacted me and I'd be every child to him about it because I was kind of confused.

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