Introducing: Buried Bones 02:03

This is Exactly Right. I'm Paul Holes. I'm Kate LeClaire Dawson. And we're thrilled to announce our brand new podcast coming to Exactly Right on September 14th, Buried Bones. As a journalist, I've spent the last 25 years writing about true crime. And as a retired cold case investigator, I've worked on some of America's most complicated cases and solved them.

On Buried Bones, we'll be using our individual expertise to examine historical true crime cases through a 21st century lens. It's a study of the human psyche and a reflection of just how far we've come. Each week, I present Paul with one of history's most compelling true crimes. And I weigh in using modern forensic techniques to bring new insights to old mysteries. We discuss cases like the Littlefield murders in 1937 Maine, one couple is dead,

Two men accuse each other of murder. Both are convicted, but who really did it? Or the so-called Prince of Poisoners, one of the most notorious killers in 19th century England. Plus the assassination of President James Garfield only four months into his presidency in 1881. Each episode of Buried Bones will delve deep into the investigative details of a historical true crime like toxicology,

I actually have a book written in 1892. The Essentials of Forensic Medical Toxicology and Hygiene. Oh, that must be a fun read. Interrogations.

This is a golden opportunity. You have two conspirators who are now turning on each other. Who do you think flips? This is where the interview becomes critical. You either going down or he's going down. You better start talking about what actually happened. And even Paul learns a thing or two. I wasn't expecting that. That's the goal, Paul Holst.

Buried Bones premieres Wednesday, September 14th on Exactly Right with new episodes every Wednesday. Follow Buried Bones on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.