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Listen along as they dive deep into one of the most beloved family audio drama’s of all time!Are you a S ix Minutes superfan and would like to be on the show? Send an email with a short recording of yourself to with your name and why you think you’d like to be on Six Minutes Rewind. When TWC News reached out to the District Attorney's office, we were told he isn't taking any phone calls.This episode comes out for free on 3/14, and is available one week early and ad-free for Wondery+ subscribers or you can listen one-week early when you download Amazon Music.Every week, Jessica Fisher, Chris Tarry, and David Kreizman from Gen-Z Media re-listen and discuss the entirety of Six Minutes episode by episode. I just can't understand how I got mixed up in this."Īnd Phillips says it's frustrating that she may never get answers. "And if it was you, you would understand. "It's a question that's just gnawing at me," she said. Phillips says she confused why it took twice that time to notify her. According to the law used to authorize the wiretaps, the DA's office had three months to notify people. The letter also states the county stopped intercepting her conversations on June 13, 2015. And for them just to be listening to whatever I said or anything on the phone, and to find out they can just do it?" Sweat and Matt, I mean, it was a big deal. "I can't do anything about it and that's really making me angry," Phillips said. And she isn't aware of any family, friends, or anyone else she may have talked to on the phone that might have connections. Once they dial the number, the answering service reads, "This notice was sent to you pursuant to statute, and this office cannot give you any further information regarding the interception of the telephone communications."īut Phillips says she doesn't know why she was wiretapped, claiming she's never been in contact with anyone connected to Matt, Sweat, or former prison guards Joyce Mitchell or Gene Palmer. " 'During the period of authorized interceptions, your conversations were intercepted.' And then in big dark letters it says, 'please do not contact this office,' " Phillips said.Īnd for those who did get a letter and try to dial the Clinton County District Attorney's office, there's a menu option about the eavesdropping warrant notification. And when she opened it, she was shocked to read that during the manhunt for Richard Matt and David Sweat, authorities had apparently eavesdropped on one or more conversations she believed to be private. When Cathy Phillips recently received a letter from the Clinton County District Attorney's office, she had no idea what it could be about.
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