You remember that a few weeks back, we covered the embarrassing saga of how serial plagiarist

Ashley Flowers worked out a deal with Indiana State Police Investigator Bill Dalton to get

the exclusive right to access and make money off of the Bergerchef investigative files which Dalton

had been entrusted with. If you want more information on that sorry affair, please listen to,

you never can forget, the Fiasco. Since then many of our listeners have commented to us that

they remain puzzled and intrigued by the exact nature of the Flowers Dalton relationship.

We share that interest and remain committed to getting more information about it by making

public record requests of the Indiana State Police. As we mentioned in our earlier episode,

the ISP has employed a most curious strategy in handling our requests for documents and emails

relating to the Bill Dalton Ashley Flowers collaborative podcast. Basically,

instead of giving us everything we requested at once, they have decided to give us only a few

things at a time and to deliver those items months apart. Their thinking we presume is that we

would become so frustrated and annoyed that we will finally get fed up and just go away.

But that will not happen. Their strategy then only means that instead of getting everything

out in the open in one fell swoop, potentially embarrassing or even downright damaging material,

will instead be released drip, drip, drip resulting in a steady flow of bonus episodes such as this one.

My name is Anya Keane and I'm Kevin Greenley. And we're the Murder Shit, a weekly true crime podcast.

We're continuing the multi-part look into the Bergerchev murders we began last year.

Each week we will be presenting you with new information and context about what happened

is part of our mini-series you never can forget. We don't just rely on what we've been told or what

we've read. We have worked this case ourselves. We decided to do this podcast so we can tell you what

we've learned and even clear up a few misconceptions. We're the Murder Sheet. And this is, you never

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