W BU R Podcasts, Boston. Hey everyone. I know I said that last episode was the last episode of

violation and it was but I'm dropping in here one more time to leave you in good

hands. W. B. R. the station that we at the Marshall Project partnered with to bring

you violation has a new series coming out that I think you're going to like and that will

hopefully fill the violation-sized hole in your heart. In some ways it will

literally fill the violation-sized hole because you will be able to listen to it right here in this feed.

You don't have to go anywhere or subscribe to anything else.

This new show is a sibling he said she said murder mystery called Beyond all repair. The reporter behind

the series Amory Severtson we go way back and I've been hearing about this

story for about as long as she's been working on it.

So I wanted her to come here and share more about it with you.

Hey Amory.

Hey Beth, thanks for having me in your feed.

You know, Amory, violation would never have happened without you.

You were our biggest cheerleader and I am forever in your debt for that.

I am honored to have beyond all repair in my feed.

Well, thank you. That means a lot to me and it was a dream come true to watch come together because part of the reason why we're chatting now is that the

story that became violation and the story that has now become beyond all repair which will be the next thing in this feed.

We were like talking to each other about these stories before we knew that they would end up

becoming podcast series.

Yeah I mean I think there's always been a sort of mind meld, you know, you had the audio expertise, I had the criminal justice background and we would kind of just shoot the shit about what we thought would be good podcasts, what we thought would be good stories, how we thought would be good

stories how we thought like the Marshall Project and B-R

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