Hi and welcome to the final addendum in the Undisclosed series tracking the HBO documentary,

the case against Adnan Sayed. This is Robya here and I am happy to be your host this week as John

Cryer could not join us this week, but I am here with the entire Undisclosed team Susan and Colin.

Hi guys, how are you? Good, how are you? What was that? I was like, I'm so happy to be starting.

Also, we have a very special guest with us to cap off this series and I'm so excited to have

a non-adnaz attorney who everybody knows from watching this series, but also I've known forever

Justin Brown. Justin, thank you so much for joining us this week. Hey, Robya, it's it's good to be here.

I think it's been a couple of years since I've been on this close. We'd like to have you on any

time you want to come, but you know, you're a busy man. You're a busy man. No, no, no, I should

always be careful what I wish for, but I'm happy to be here today. And I know this is a really,

really busy time for you. I know you're preparing for next up in the non-s case, but we won't keep

you on too long, but there's some things I want to talk about, but Susan and Colin, before I get

into the kind of things that are on my mind, if there's anything you want to bring up with Justin

first, I'll let you guys go first. Wait, what's that deadline Justin for the reconsideration?

It's it's due on Monday. Okay, fun weekend for you. Yeah, I know. All right, well, I wanted to start

off by talking about kind of the process of making this documentary series. I want to ask you,

Justin, first of all, why did you agree to doing it? And then what what was it like working with Amy?

At first, I was I was pretty apprehensive about getting involved with this as as you recall.

And we we certainly had a lot of discussions between the two of us.

But you know, at a certain point, number one, my client wanted to do it. Number two, I had the

sense that it was going to get done with or without my participation. And you know, and then number

three, I thought in the long run, it's going to be helpful. And again, at every decision I make,

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