In this gripping episode, with Dr. Katie Spirko under a sequestration order barring her from discussing the case, co-host Dana McLendon takes you on a solo journey through the shocking second half of Dylan Adams' coerced and verifiably false confession. Even the TBI admits Dylan's account of events cannot be true. As tensions rise, delve into the intense (and intensely ridiculous) interrogation led by Tennessee Bureau of Investigation special agent Jeff Jackson, with Brent Booth present in the room. Dana McLendon unpacks the unsettling dynamics of the interrogation, highlighting the alarming bureaucratic incompetence that lead to a clearly forced and coached confession riddled with inconsistencies, investigator-initiated details, and pressure to adopt THEIR narrative of the crime. Join us as we expose the chilling realities of this fatally flawed investigation.

In her first announcement since trial dates in the Zach Adams vs. State of Tennessee post-conviction relief petition commenced, Dr. Spirko explains why she can no longer discuss the case, and what is happening to the podcast in light of this latest development.

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Dana McLendon provides an update on the hearing for Zach Adams' Post-Conviction Relief petition.

Join Dana McLendon, the co-host of the Trial and Error Podcast, as he provides an exclusive update on the high-stakes legal battle in the case of State v. Zachary Adams. In this gripping episode, listeners are taken to the eve of a crucial post-conviction relief hearing, set to unravel the troubling details of a controversial trial.

More than a decade after the tragic disappearance and murder of Holly Bobo, Zach Adams stands at the center of a potential judicial reckoning, fighting to prove his innocence against all odds. With a cast of compelling legal minds, including newly appointed judges and seasoned prosecutors, justice hangs in the balance.

Through careful examination of evidence, witness testimonies, and potential prosecutorial misconduct, this episode delves into the heart of a story where truth and liberty collide. As Dana McLendon shares his year-long investigation and belief in Zach's innocence, listeners are invited on a narrative journey filled with suspense, legal intrigue, and the tireless pursuit of truth. Tune in as the evidence unfolds, promising a week filled with revelations and courtroom drama not to be missed.

Step into the heart of a gripping mystery as we uncover the questionable circumstances surrounding Dylan Adams' so-called confession. On the evening of September 17, 2014, special agents Brent Booth and Jeff Jackson listened to Adams narrate a chilling tale, but not everything was as it seemed. In this episode, we delve into the intricate web woven by law enforcement and another curious figure, Dennis Benjamin, whose influence on the investigation raises more questions than answers.

With Holly Bobo's remains freshly discovered after three years of haunting searches, the pressure mounts. Yet, as we dissect this confession, the inconsistencies and manipulations become glaringly apparent. Dylan's learning disabilities and vulnerability to suggestion paint a disturbing picture of influence and coercion. How did his federal charges mysteriously resolve, and why was he pulled into a narrative that seemed barely his own?

Join us as we unravel the manipulation tactics used, the memory games at play, and the broader implications for justice and truth. This is more than an interrogation—it's a story of power, vulnerability, and the murky waters of criminal justice, compelling us to question what we understand about confessions and their validity.

Join Dr. Katie Spirko and Dana McLendon on a trip to Savannah, TN, for a court hearing and a stop by Zach Adams’ ransacked family home. They are joined by Jennifer Thompson, Zach’s former defense trial attorney, who pulls back the curtain on the flawed investigation and court proceedings leading to his wrongful conviction in 2017. Zach Adams was sent to prison, along with his brother Dylan, without a shred of physical evidence to back the co-defendant’s since-recanted testimony falsely implicating Zach for the 2011 disappearance and death of Holly Bobo, a 20-year-old nursing student from Dardin, TN, who vanished from her home one morning on the way to school, prompting what would become the most expensive, exhaustive investigation in the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s history. But with all those resources, did they get it right?? Spoiler alert: the answer is a resounding NO. Find us on YouTube at @trialanderrorpodcast and wherever you stream podcasts to find out how this was ever allowed to happen.

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Forensic neuropsychologist, Dr. Katie Spirko, and veteran criminal defense attorney, Dana McLendon III, analyze the testimony of Terry Britt, a convicted kidnapping rapist, as this once-prime suspect takes the stand as State’s witness during the trial of Zach Adams. With a history riddled with violent crime and deceit, Britt's testimony is a tangled web of lies. The episode delves into the unsettling contradictions and nerve-wracking exchanges between Britt and the prosecution as the State of Tennessee essentially vouches for this vicious criminal, allowing Britt to mock the law enforcement who worked tirelessly to bring justice for Holly, including former Special Agent Terry Dicus, Jr., who served as the lead TBI case agent for two years of the investigation and ruled out Zach and Dylan Adams, along with co-defendants Shayne Austin and Jason Autry, as viable suspects after conclusively confirming their alibis years before they were wrongly charged. Listen in as your co-hosts peel back the layers of Britt's unreliable narrative, revealing the sinister undertones of his past deeds and undeniable links to the case. Terry Dicus’s book, The Untold Story of the Abduction of Holly Bobo, is available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/7V6atJ0

Join forensic neuropsychologist Dr. Katie Spirko and criminal defense attorney Dana McLendon III in taking a hard look at (multi-convicted serial rapist and kidnapper) Terry Britt - the man long suspected of evading justice for the kidnapping, assault, and murder of Holly Bobo. There is good reason for the suspicion. In Part 1 of this episode, Terry Britt’s background, motives, means, and opportunity for this crime are examined, with chilling never-before-heard audio footage and investigation details the State has managed to keep buried for over a decade, all while innocent men languish in prison, paying for Terry Britt’s crime. And if all that’s not bad enough, Terry Britt was just released from federal custody in March of 2025 (for SEPARATE kidnapping and sexual battery charges!!) and is now free to return to the same rural, West Tennessee community he has terrorized for decades. Will yet another victim have to join Holly’s fate before this fatal injustice is corrected?