Previously, we've had on Shay Hughes, an attorney who works as a public defender in the state

of Indiana. He goes online by the name Hoosier Public Defender. We'll include his social

media information in our show notes.

We really appreciated his insights and wanted to check back in with him, now that there

have been a few pre-trailed developments in the case. In this episode, we spoke about

the emergency motion, a few sealed subpoenas, and the air of secrecy around the case.

My name is Anya Cain, I'm a journalist, and I'm Kevin Greenley. I'm an attorney.

We first connected while looking into the Bergerchef murders in Indiana cold case. Together,

we built a spreadsheet documenting hundreds of cases of restaurant-related homicides.

That original spreadsheet gave way to our podcast, the murder sheet.

Now we maintain that same research-centric investigative approach as we look into all sorts

of homicides, including unsolved cases, historical crimes, and of course, restaurant murders.

We don't just chat about the headlines. Our podcast is a platform for our journalism.

The murder sheet focuses on investigative reporting, thoughtful analysis, thorough research,

and in-depth interviews. We're the murder sheet.

And this is The Delphine Murders, emergency motion, subpoenas, and more with the Hoosier Public

Defender.

The Delphine Murders, emergency motion, subpoenas, and of course, the murder sheet.

The Delphine Murders, emergency motion, subpoenas, and of course, the murder sheet.

The Delphine Murders, emergency motion, subpoenas, and of course, the murder sheet.

There's been a lot that's been going on in the case since the last time we spoke.

Where are some of the things that jump out to you?

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