Hey everybody, welcome back to another video in the negligence series of Dylan Redwine. I am so happy to be here,

and I hope you are enjoying the season so far. This has definitely been one of the most challenging

seasons I have worked on to date. Before we get started, I want to give a few shoutouts. I want to say

thank you to Jackie Moranty, of course, who helped me to write this

episode. I also want to thank J.T. Hosak and Lane Hissett. J.T. Hosak is the co-host of

Brew Crime, and Lane is the host of Suffer the Little Children. Both of those podcasts are incredible. Please

go check them out. I also need to thank my current patron and Kofi supporters. Thank you so much to Charlie, to Andy. I need to thank Anne, Jolene, Lindsay. Thank you so much for being patron supporters. It means so much to me, and it helps me every day to produce this show.

If you want to support this show, you can go to patreon.com slash true consequences or go to

k-o-fi.com slash true consequences.

Thank you. If you've been following this story from the very beginning, then you know pretty much everything

that has happened up until the trial.

This is going to be the final chapter in the conversation about Dylan Redwine's case.

This is the first part of that series.

It took a really long time for the trial to actually come to fruition and be completed.

In fact, it was nearly 10 years after the day that Dylan went missing

that the trial was completed.

Let's look into what happened on the Journey to Justice for Dylan Redwine.

I'm Eric Carter-Londine, and this is True Consequences. Negligence, the Dylan Redwine story. Two words, grand jury.

Explain to them.

When can we do that? Probably pretty soon.

Let's take the polygraph and prove us wrong.

We're forced to go public with this, man. Let's take the polygraph and prove us wrong.

...