Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed. This is our continuing coverage of the HBO series,

the case against Adnan Sayed. And today we're going to be talking about the final episode.

Time is the killer. My name is Robbie H. Adderi. I'm an attorney and author and I'm here with my

colleagues Susan Simpson and Colin Miller. Hi guys. Hey. So this episode, this is a big,

hefty, very emotional episode. And it starts off fairly early on with news that by the way,

was news not just to many viewers, but most people who actually know Auntie Shameen,

Adnan's mother. And that is the fact that she was diagnosed with leukemia about, I guess it's been,

I don't even know, year and a half ago. I'm not sure I've lost track of time. But the day that I

found out, which was captured in the episode, I had no idea what was going on. And I'll be honest,

I yelled at the, I yelled at the documentary team. I was like, I think everyone knew that I

had the lowest happening. Auntie, there's so many of us. There's hundreds of us. We're going to,

I mean, like watching and who are going to be there. So many people are coming today.

And just 30 minutes to go. De-mind, go on.

Go on. I'm okay. Go on, De. What happened? You want to go to the other room? Huh? I'm

looking at what? What are you saying? Can we just cut this for a bit? Wait,

we're out. No, I don't want to come to the other room. I was like, stop filming and they actually

told me, okay, we did. We stopped filming. But and then I said, and afterwards, well afterwards,

I was like, I don't want any of that in there. And nobody listened to me. But anyway.

And so anyhow, but since that time, Auntie Shemim was like, I knew, and her husband knew,

and nobody else knew. And that was really, that was really hard to sit on that for all this time,

not use of, not a non, not her oldest son, then fear. Nobody, none of her good friends. So,

Susan and I attended a viewing of an early viewing of the episode this past Thursday that HBIL

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