Hi, I'm Disclosed listeners. It's Rabia here. We've gotten a ton of questions from you guys about what we are planning on doing now that we wrapped up season 3.

We've gotten a ton of questions from you guys about what we are planning on doing now that we wrapped up season 2 of our podcast, the state versus Joey Watkins.

Here's there going to be a season 3 everyone wants to know. Well, as you can probably imagine, it takes a lot of time and preparation to fully investigate a wrongful conviction.

Given that we worked on Joey's case right up until the final episode, we're going to need some time before we can do a deep dive into a third case. But that doesn't mean you won't be hearing from us this year.

We are doing something a little bit different for 2017, something that I think you're going to find really exciting.

Instead of bringing you one single case, one story, we're actually going to bring you four different stories each covered for shortest stretches. Susan Collin and I are each working on our own story arcs about radically different cases and then the three of us will come back together in the fall to do a series on a wrongful conviction that's been brought to us by yet another Innocence project.

We also have a special episodes plan that will follow a non-Zenjoice cases, episodes that bring together some of your favorite voices from other podcasts and of course, a Denda episodes.

And we are really excited that we're also be bringing you an entire new set of voices, new hosts and investigators to join us this year. Here's a small preview of what's coming up for 2017.

I want you to please just don't look at me as I got the case code, this is a criminal. No man, please. Sometimes you have innocent people who will get jammed up the situation plan for real.

Well, now how I found you, the girl said the girl in front door was pretty. She was a pretty black girl and I was able to link it up through other things.

Pretty young black girl. I mean, I'm pretty disguised my face. You're not going to be a pretty young black girl alone for long.

If you take these charges for these guys, you're not going to come out of pretty old black girl. You're going to be 50, 60 years old.

Yesterday, approximately 9 a.m. in the 1600 block of North Avenue. A number of officers made a arrest of a man who fled from them.

He was on his knees on the floor of the wagon, correct? That's correct. The police had their knee and his neck. He was like crushing his neck really hard.

I talked to the mayor last night and she says she hasn't heard any evidence that there was probable cause to arrest him at all.

Whatever they said that he had, it wasn't worth his life. You didn't have to kill him.

You're telling us this because you're afraid of any living human being now. I'm not talking about being afraid of maybe a punishment you might get from God or somebody you believe in, but it hurts.

If it helps him, okay, it helps him, but leave the car to the table for God's sake. Don't play with us because this is a serious matter. You have a man that is serving a life sentence.

In 1993, a 17-year-old boy stood in front of a juvenile court master in Philadelphia. Two years later, through a perfect storm, that young man was convicted of a murder he had nothing to do with.

That man remains in prison 22 years later.

The case we bring to undisclosed has many twists and turns that we're looking forward to working with the undisclosed team to bring this incredible and appalling tale to light.

We know that once you dive deep into this case, you will be as outraged as we are that our client remains behind bars and other very obvious suspects have gone unchallenged.

...