Hey all Bob here, I wanted to take a second just to apologize, I know that there's been

a lot of inconsistency with us getting these Garcia episodes out and for that we are sorry.

However the reality is this is a process, it's a creative process for me, I have to write

the scripts, it's the equivalent of three to four chapters of a book for every episode

and beyond that we're trying to grow the show.

So as you know you're not getting content, you're getting a ton of the docket which we

think is great and we do that because we have to try to build the show, we have to grow

the show.

So that has been helping enormously and the fact that matter is true crime number stops.

It's like just a constant flow of things.

So I'm trying to balance it but moving forward I give you my solemn promise now we will

be getting these episodes out more consistently and we'll get through this trial and get the

season done.

Thank you all for your patience, we love you so much and thanks for sticking with us.

After a defendant is bound over for trial which is accomplished either by way of a grand jury

indictment or a preliminary hearing.

The discovery from the prosecutor's office begins to flow into the defense.

I have great confidence that all of you are faithful listeners know what discovery refers

to within the criminal justice system.

If by chance you don't what I'm referring to simply put is the exchange of information

between the state and the defense prior to trial.

Now what the defense has to provide to the state in terms of discovery varies from state

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