Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed.

This is your tour Justice Weekly, and I'm joined, as always, with my colleague Colin.

Hey, Colin. How you doing?

Doing well. How about yourself?

I'm good. I am super excited today because we kind of have a homecoming today. The prodigal son returns home. I am so excited. And I think we have had this request from so many listeners. When will she be back? She is back. Susan Simpson is joining us today. Hey, Susan. Hey, guys. And look what I dug out of my laundry to wear this day.

She's wearing the gear.

Oh, my God. I don't even have one of those. We tried a little bit of a merch drop earlier this year, and I got one of those. But I don't know. I love the quality and the designs that we had before. But anyway, how you doing, Susan? I'm good. How are you guys doing? We're hanging in there.

Yeah.

We're hanging in there since the relaunch.

We're moving along there. Yeah. We're hanging in there since the

relaunch. We're moving along week by week. You, however, in the last few years, have done some

incredible work. Well, I think, Colin, this is like during the time that we were off air. And you

started your own show, which has just been incredible and has gotten so much critical acclaim.

So we want to talk about just what you've been up to and this specific season. Can you tell us how?

You've been up to a lot, even outside the show, right? It's been busy. But the current season of

proof actually goes back to what, season five of undisclosed.

Yeah.

It's kind of where it started and COVID.

Yeah. Yeah.

So I'm going to set up a little bit of like the case and then I want you to kind of take us through.

We're up to six episodes have dropped so far, but two of them are like the sidebar episodes with conversation.

And I messaged Susan as like 10 minutes or 15 minutes into the first episode because it is a gut punch right out of the gate. So this case is about the

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