Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed.

Rabia here.

I'm here, as always, with my colleague Colin Miller.

Hey, Colin, how you doing?

I'm doing well.

How about yourself?

I'm well.

I am excited about today.

We have a special guest on who's going to tell us about one particular case that she's

done a lot of work on. And joining

us today is independent investigative journalist and editor-in-chief of the current report,

C.C. Woods. Welcome to the show, C.C. Thank you for having me. I'm going to allow my colleague

Colin to introduce you a little bit. Yeah. And so C.C. Woods is the editor-in-chief at the

current report, which focuses on public corruption, institutional accountability, and high-profile criminal and civil cases. She has also contributed reporting and commentary to the Epoch Times, covering public safety, law enforcement, and governmental oversight.

Cici, you've covered a lot of really important stories over the years as an investigative

journalist, but today we wanted to have you on to talk about a case that you've done a lot of

independent investigating and reporting on all over your website. And it is a very different story

than we have heard from the mainstream media about this particular case.

And so just to set it up for folks, we're going to be talking today about the Rebecca Grossman case.

And if you know anything but true crime, you have heard about this case.

It is a tragic case involving the deaths of two young brothers by a vehicular accident.

And so, Cece, let me go ahead and let you set the scene.

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