This is Deborah Roberts. We've got a new show for you that I think you're really going to want to check out.

It's called The Crime Scene Weekly from ABC News. Each week, host Brad Milkey, who you know from start here, sits down with the journalist covering the latest true crime stories.

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Hey, crime scene listeners.

As we were about to hit publish on this episode, our second episode, something happened.

Hundreds of pages of documents were filed by the prosecution last night with some fascinating details, including

a final assignment belonging to the suspect Brian Coburger who had been studying

in criminology, and they say this could have a direct bearing on this case.

So stick with us at the end of our conversation with ABC News anchor Cana Whitworth, and we

will have the latest on that breaking news in addition to everything

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