Hi, Undisclosed listeners, Rabia here. I hope you are enjoying the last couple weeks of summer.

While you are relaxing, Colin and I are getting ready to launch the brand new season of Undisclosed

toward Justice, the state versus Amanda Lewis. The new season drops September 1st, so stay

subscribed, find us on your favorite podcast podcast app and check out the trailer for this

upcoming season. You are not going to want to miss this case.

9-1-1. I need an ambulance, please.

9-1-1. I need an ambulance. What's wrong, ma'am? My daughter filling the pole when she's not braiding.

My assumption was she went over the side of the pool, went down, hit her head, and came back up.

On August 8, 2007, the small town of Esto, Florida was rocked by a 911 call, in which Amanda

Lewis said her seven-year-old daughter had drowned in their above-ground pool.

The first responders who arrived at the scene came to the quick conclusion that this was

an accidental drowning.

But the case soon took a sharp turn when Amanda's six-year-old

son spoke to the police that night. Tell me what do you mean when you say don't.

Somebody dumped somebody dump somebody.

Mom, don't my sister. What does that mean?

Drame. But is it possible that this is a case where there's more or less than meets the eye?

Is his version of a frantic few minutes the truth or is it embellished by his seven-year-old imagination or someone else's.

And what was his response to that question?

AJ denied seeing her get dunked.

Okay.