Hello and welcome to CrimeLines sort of. This week I am releasing an episode from Beyond the Files,

which you can find on Patreon, Apple subscriptions, and Supercast. It is $5 a month and you get two Beyond

the Files episodes every month and all Crimelines episodes. You also get those ad-free.

Beyond the Files is where I take Forensic Files episodes and I get into all of the

other details that they left out and things that they either misrepresented or rewrote to make

the narrative better. We get into all of that. As I mentioned in my end of last year, beginning of

this year episode, some of these episodes turned out to not be solved. I thought I could

cover all of these episodes behind a paywall because if they're on the forensic files, they're

solved. But that turns out to not be entirely true. Some of these cases have been overturned

on appeal or there is good reason to believe their wrongful conviction cases,

so they are technically unsolved. Since I was just away for two weeks in South America on an

amazing trip, you can see more on my private Instagram. Well, I mean, it's public, but it's my

personal Instagram. It is Charlie N-K-C. That's Charlie, I mean, it's public, but it's my personal Instagram. It is Charlie

NKC. That's Charlie, I NKC. You can see tons of pictures. But basically, because I took two weeks

off, it seems like this would be a good opportunity to take one of the Beyond the Files episodes

that is considered disputed in its outcome and put it on the main feed.

It gives everyone a taste of what the show is like, you know, try it before you buy it,

but it also is getting those unsolved cases out from behind the paywall.

I will be doing that with any of these Beyond the Files episodes that I come across

that end up being either

technically unsolved, actually unsolved, or wrongful convictions, or even disputed, and they seem

that they are likely wrongful convictions. I know I mentioned that the show may be available at

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