Welcome to the Doctrine, presented by Defense Diaries on your host Bob Mata, and this

is our continuing coverage of Stephen Avery, Guilty, or Innocent, of Full-Case Analysis.

Alternate title. Did he do it? Did he do it? Did he do it? So, as you heard there,

my beautiful and brilliant co-host, Allie, what's up girl? Hey babe.

All right, it's been a minute since we've been on the mic. We had that nice little vacation and the

Dominican. We got a bunch of content put out there. We probably kind of rushed that out. I felt

like we put out two Avery's, Garcia, and a couple of Delphi's in a week. We could have

probably stretched that out because I have a little bit of a gap here, but to be honest,

it was my birthday a couple days ago. Little mental health break.

Hardest working man in showbiz. Yeah, you know, and I feel like there was really no

lack of content coming out from us between our YouTube channel, which you should be checking out.

That's Defense Diaries podcast on YouTube. We're like, I think 400 away from 10,000,

which is pretty good. We just started in September, so obviously a ton of Delphi stuff. Like,

when you're here in the Delphi lives, and that we dare and then edits, the best that you can,

in terms of in the pod episodes, that's from our YouTube. So, if those episodes seem a little clunky,

it's because they're actually lives, and we do them live. So, there's chats, and we have

pretty big chats in there. So, we're trying to get that where questions that we have from people

in the chat are kind of handled in two distinct separate areas so that they can cut them out,

so that our pod listeners don't have to to hear all that, but that's a work in progress. We'll

get that mastered at some point. So, basically, where we left off in episode nine was the discovery

or planting, whichever way you want to put it, of the key to Risa Hallbox key. It's interesting.

I was going back and listening to kind of refresh myself where we left off in our investigation,

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