Andrea Canning

So, you know, what did you learn?

Well, what's interesting about Martha's diary is actually they introduced it into evidence in the trial.

But when you look at it, you find a lot of clues, none of which actually point towards Michael.

I think that you meet a lot of characters and a lot of situations in her diary that would suggest that perhaps there were dangers that had never been investigated.

You know, we use Martha's Diary in the podcast as a way to bring Martha to life.

We have her entries voiced by an actor, and we were very intentional about trying to give her a voice because she cannot speak from the grave.

There's no recordings.

There's no tapes of her.

Martha is the only person who's never had a voice in this case.

And by listening to these, you know, incredibly personal, very, very touching diaries, I think that finally you can really get a sense of this incredibly lively, interesting young 15-year-old.

You believe, Andrew, that there is certainly room to look at other suspects here.

In the last episode, you have some compelling new physical evidence.

I know you don't want to give too much away, but there's a mysterious bloodstain that you talk about.

So it was incredibly compelling, and it was something I feel like the Greenwich police didn't properly follow up on.

Very intriguing.

Okay, for our listeners and your listeners, you can binge all episodes of Dead Certain, the Martha Moxley murder, wherever you get your podcasts.

Andrew and Alexa, thank you for joining us.

I'm so grateful for your interest.

Thanks so much, Andrea.

Thank you.