Okay, we are alive. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show.

I have a very special guest. His name is Sean Rex. His last name is spelled R-E-C-H. How do you pronounce your last name?

Like a train wreck. Train wreck, gotcha. Sean Wreck. He's produced a very interesting 10-episode piece,

kind of a direct contradiction to the story in making a murder.

And the title of that is Convicting a Murder.

I've watched the first three episodes of the 10 episodes.

I think four are out right now.

They're rolling them out over time.

So people can check that out.

But it stars well-known conservative figure. Candice

Owens. It's produced by Ben Shapiro in Boring, and it's directed and produced by Sean Wreck.

And he is a documentary director and producer. He's most known for creating films that document

wrongful convictions and overs-sensencing.

Three of his project subjects have been released from prison.

He also frequently examines the role of journalism in the justice system.

His first film, A Murder in the Park, was named to Time Magazine's List,

the 15 most fascinating true crime stories ever told.

That's really true.

And I've referenced that and talked to that.

If people have listened to my show, my listeners know, I've covered that with Roberta Glass of the True Crime Report.

But he's also produced really great documentaries that I've watched. One is White Boy, which I watch in its entirety.

So congratulations on that. He's also working with Chris Hansen. People know him as kind of like the pedophile catcher on a new show called Take Down with Chris Hanson.

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