Can you hear me? Okay, I hear you. All right, I'm rolling now.

Okay, I'm dying. Tell me everything. Are you rolling?

Yeah, been rolling. Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry.

I am, I literally am dying.

You're listening to the 13th step. I'm Lauren Chulgin, and we are unexpectedly back with a new

episode. It's been just over two weeks since we published the podcast, but now I have some major news to share. It's been just over two weeks since we published the podcast. But now I have some major news to share.

It's about the vandalism. You probably remember, after I put out my first story about Eric Spofford, there were two rounds of vandalism.

First, in April 2022, my parents, my news director, and a house I used to live in

were all targeted. The seaword spray painted on doors, rocks or bricks thrown through windows.

And then a month later, my house was hit. Just the beginning was spray painted on my house, a brick thrown through my living

room window, and my parents' house was hit again. Well, more than a year later, I'm here to tell you,

arrests have been made. Federal prosecutors have charged three men for their alleged roles in the vandalism.

On Friday, June 16th, two of these guys were arrested. The third is still at large. As one of the victims of the crime here, I got a heads up that this was happening.

I was told that two men would be arraigned in front of a federal judge in Boston at the Mowkley Federal Courthouse.

But since the podcast came out, I've been in Chicago for safety reasons.

Our security consultant suggested I get out of town. So my colleague Jason Moon

drove down to Boston, and after the hearing, Jason called me to tell me what happened.

All right, so the defendants are brought in Tucker, Cockerline, and Michael Wosselchuk.

What did they look like? What were they wearing?

Yeah. I mean, they, I have to tell you, Lauren, like, seeing them come in the courtroom,

it, it, it, I felt sad. I felt sad. Yeah. Tucker, Cockerline was, he was dressed in a, in, like, basketball shorts and a black t-shirt.

You know, he had a look about him of somebody who was living a rough life.

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