Maurice Shema

This is Maurice Shema, the host of a new podcast from Serial Productions, The Marshall Project, and The New York Times.

Last year, I spent three months embedded with a Capitol defense team.

Their client had been on death row for more than 30 years, and now his execution date had been set.

I followed along as the lawyers tried to prove something nobody had successfully done in three decades, that one of Texas' most notorious serial killers was actually innocent.

The last 12 weeks.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

This is Maurice Shema, the host of a new podcast from Serial Productions, The Marshall Project, and The New York Times.

Last year, I spent three months embedded with a Capitol defense team.

Their client had been on death row for more than 30 years, and now his execution date had been set.

I followed along as the lawyers tried to prove something nobody had successfully done in three decades, that one of Texas' most notorious serial killers was actually innocent.

The last 12 weeks.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Wait, you're listening.

Bestrials.

Oh, my.

Hello.

You go first.

No.

Mila.

She's 11, almost 12.