Video: How the AJC's "Breakdown" podcast was born

Was the AJC’s new true-crime podcast, “Breakdown,” inspired by “Serial”?

You bet. So says AJC senior legal affairs reporter Bill Rankin, who talked about the origin of “Breakdown” to WSB-AM host Scott Slade in a recent interview on the Morning News Sunday Edition.

You can listen to the full interview above, and check out the first two episodes for yourself here. Then visit www.ajcbreakdown.com for more information related to the case, including a timeline, map, character bios, videos, photos and much more.

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