S9 Ep4: S9, The State v. Dylan Adams - Addendum 2 — Undisclosed: Toward Justice, podcast-episode
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October 15, 2026

S9 Ep4: S9, The State v. Dylan Adams - Addendum 2

Undisclosed: Toward Justice addendum on the Dylan Adams case with journalist Stephanie Tinsley

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About This Episode

HostColin Miller and Rabia Chaudry
Podcast SeriesUndisclosed: Toward Justice
Episode#4
Duration63 minutes

What is this episode about?

The episode "S9 Ep4: S9, The State v. Dylan Adams - Addendum 2" from Undisclosed: Toward Justice continues examining the timeline, suspects, and investigative challenges surrounding the case against Dylan Adams. As the second addendum in this run, it builds on prior coverage rather than opening a new thread, returning to unresolved details that the hosts and their guest consider worth revisiting.

The episode features Guest Stephanie Tinsley, an investigative journalist who shares insights from her own reporting on the case along with her theories about what may have happened. Her outside perspective is positioned alongside the hosts' ongoing legal analysis, adding another layer of scrutiny to the open questions still surrounding the investigation.

Hosts and release

Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry host the show, which investigates cases of wrongful conviction. This episode runs 63 minutes and was released on October 15, 2026, as the fourth episode of the season. It is structured as an addendum, meaning it supplements earlier episodes in the season rather than standing as a self-contained installment, with the focus remaining on the timeline, suspects, and investigative hurdles tied to the case against Dylan Adams. Listeners following the season's earlier episodes will find this addendum extends that ongoing analysis, incorporating Stephanie Tinsley's journalistic perspective into the broader examination of the evidence and the case's unresolved threads.

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