The team meets to update plans to push Dr. Malik's case forward on multiple fronts.

This pod, Sam and Joe review the interesting case of Reddy Annappareddy, a pharmacist who was exonerated after misconduct on the part of the FBI and prosecutor's office - with key players in Atif's case right in the middle of it.

The team struggles to come up with a plan after the threatening letter from Atif's prison.

The team's suspicions grow as resistance to Dr. Malik's post-conviction efforts mounts, even from within prior counsel.

Sam, now legally representing Atif, brings in backup in the form of top trial attorney Dustin Blake. The team meets with Dustin to get his reaction to Atif's former attorneys actions.

Megan and Bennet trust no one in Baltimore to take up Atif's cause, which means the team has to recruit Sam out of retirement for one last case.

The team travels to the DC area as we begin shooting for the Last Man Standing docu-series. In this episode, we catch up with Joe and Sam reviewing the on-camera interviews as they drive over to attempt to get in contact with Dr. Malik's (now quite elusive) trial attorney.

We take a phone call from podcast listener Dr. Arnold Feldman, who helps us understand the demands of a medical practice and how easily a physician can be taken advantage of, and how Dr. Malik became the Last Man Standing.

Atif continues his phone call from prison with Sam.

After a number of setbacks, the production team finally hears from Dr. Malik as he speaks for the first time from behind bars.