What you know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Sunday,

February 9th, Super Bowl Sunday. Can't wait to watch. I wanted to finish this Corey Richens hearing.

I started this before I got the flu. Did an episode when I thought I was better, but wasn't quite there yet.

So we will finish this up today. It shouldn't be too long.

And then tomorrow, I'll be covering the Rose Petal murder trial here in Greenville. I'll be

live streaming the trial every day on my YouTube channel. And for those of you that can't watch

or don't want to watch eight hours a day, I'll recap the best of testimony every night in an hour or less.

So join along for that.

It's going to be a very, very interesting trial.

If you're not familiar with it, I'm going to link that playlist in the description so you can get all caught up.

I think there's maybe three episodes on that case and you'll be ready to go. From what I've

heard tomorrow, jury selection will take place outside the presence of the media. And then once

a jury is seated, there's going to be some motions in the afternoon, one of the big ones. Whether

or not the child abuse materials comes in could be a game changer. For both

sides, whether it comes in or not, I'll be live tweeting as well. So follow me on Twitter at

Pretty Lies Alibi. All my socials are linked in the description below. So follow me if you have

an account there. Let's jump in. And what I wanted to do is read this Walk the Dog letter.

I think I read this in the past, but I could not find the episode where I did.

So we're going to read through it since the rest of today's testimony is going to have to do with the search of the cell that produced this

walk the dog letter. It was found in an L-S-A-T book in Corey's cell, and the defense wants this

thrown out saying it was privileged information. Let's read through and see what you think.

The title, Walk the Dog, and it says, but take vague notes so you remember.

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