content warning. This episode contains discussion of murder. So way back in

February of 2019, I was growing frustrated with the Indiana State police

holding back their investigative files on the Bergerchev case and it occurred

to me that perhaps I could get the investigative files of another agency that

worked on the case, which was the FBI. So in that time, I filed a

FEMA Information Act request with the FBI requesting those files. Unbeknownst to

me a couple of weeks after I made that request, another podcaster named Chris

Davis, who had no knowledge of what I had done, he had the same idea that I did

and he also filed this same request to get these documents from the FBI.

As I said, he and I did this separately, but we did it in the early spring of

2019. It is now August of 2023 and we only just received the documents and a

couple of weeks after they were given to Chris and myself. They were

subsequently put by the FBI on their website. So these documents are now

available for everyone to see. There's a few hundred pages of them. So we

thought we would take a moment to give you a brief recap of the case where

then we're going to talk about just a few of the many things in these files that

jump out to us. Some stuff about another potential person that people have been

interested in looking at over the years, but we'll begin with the movements of a

particular car. My name is Ania Cain. I'm a journalist and I'm Kevin Greenley. I'm

an attorney and this is the murder sheet. We're a true crime podcast focused on

original reporting interviews and deep dives into murder cases. We are the

murder sheet and this is you never can't forget car trouble.

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