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New episodes drop every Wednesday.

And if you love true crime, you won't want to miss it.

Here's Andrea.

Hi, everyone.

I'm really excited to talk to our next guest, Alison Barber.

You've probably seen her reporting from the front lines in Ukraine or Gaza, covering some of the world's most intense conflicts.

But now she's taking on a very different kind of story.

It turns out Alison, like me, like many of you listening, has a passion for true crime.

So every week in her new podcast, allegedly, Ellison and a guest will be digging into a case that's either making headlines right now or people just can't stop talking about it.

They'll be scouring case files and court records for evidence you've probably never seen before and angles you might not have thought of and breaking it all down in smart, unfiltered conversations.

The first episode focuses on a case I know very well, the murder of 22-year-old blogger Gabby Petito.

Ellison and her team got their hands on some new depositions from a civil suit connected to the case.

We'll get into what they uncovered in a minute, but first, Ellison, welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

Hi, Andrea.

Thank you so much for having me.

Of course.

We're so excited about Allegedly.

All right.

So, Alison, tell me, how did you get interested in true crime?

What led you down this path?