The 1999 murder of Haiman Lee in Baltimore, Maryland, and the prosecution and conviction

of Adnan Sayed and her murder has now been documented in multiple podcasts with dozens

and dozens of episodes.

It's been written about in hundreds of articles.

It's been covered by every major news outlet and has launched a global movement for justice.

And yet, there is much more to the story, including Adnan's own telling of it.

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a nation.

The first and seminal book about the case that I was honored to write with contributions

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The book releases September 6, 2016, but is already available for pre-order.

Go to www.adnanstory.com to place your order and reserve your copy today.

Hi and welcome to a new bonus episode of Undisclosed, The Halls of Power.

My name is Robbie H. Othory, and I'm an attorney and fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace.

This week, my colleague Susan Simpson and Colin Miller won't be joining us, but don't

worry, they'll be back next week.

Now, when Susan Colin and I began undisclosed, we really had no idea how far and wide our

reach would become.

Over the past year, our audience has grown larger and larger, and we're being listened

to by people of all walks of life.

I don't necessarily think it's because we're extraordinary.

I think it's because we're at a moment in time when the criminal justice system is coming

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