Welcome to the Docket, presented by Defense Diaries, I'm your host Bob Mata.

And this is episode 6 of our continuing coverage of Stephen Avery.

Guilty or innocent, a full case analysis.

So before we jump into it, and we're not going to waste any time because these episodes are going to be long.

I want to introduce maybe the most fantastic human being I've ever known in my entire life.

And I am so so lucky that she has blessed me with her incredible presence, her huge presence to help me co-host the show without further ado.

Allie, what's up girl? Hey babe. How are you? I wish you guys could see my my eyes roll when he gushes like that.

Oh please, you know, I mean every every word of it. So all right, we are continuing to roll on.

As always, I want to give you like a very brief primer. So episode five, we went through a lot.

We basically covered more of Koso's reports. And remember, we're doing this chronologically and we're starting with the Koso reports.

There are also reports that occasionally Allie and I will jump in from these, what they call summary reports from Manitowac, which are very limited.

Like the like Manitowac because they were taking a back seat to Koso, they didn't have a ton of police reports that they prepared.

They did prepare some summary reports. So which have sometimes conflicting information.

So sometimes we're going to jump in with those and you know, they're not forgotten.

So like if you're feeling like there's gaps, if you're one of those folks out there that is religiously filed this case and you're like,

oh well, like from either side, whether you're pro guilt or pro innocence and you're like, oh well, they just miss this.

We're not going to miss anything. I promise you we're not going to miss anything.

And like we're going to have to go back in time a little bit.

But the biggest thing that we're going to be covering probably in the next episode, I'm imagining it's going to be seven.

Because we're going to probably get through, I'd say November six today is hopefully, you know, going to be accomplished in this episode.

And then we are going to spend an entire episode with every statement that Steve makes either to law enforcement and or the media in order to compare and contrast and see if there's any inconsistencies.

In terms of the time, I think he was always consistent in terms of his story at the beginning of his interaction with Teresa, I think that changes.

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