 So the trial gets underway, and the lawyers from the Third Avenue Railroad don't expect anything. They look at this as a slam dunk, and in fact, when the conductor and the driver get up, they plead no contest. They say, yeah, sorry, we did it. Probably shouldn't have, we didn't mean it. And the railroad then stands up and says, look, these charges should be dismissed. These men have free will. We have no control over them, and that's it. And the judge at this point is inclined to agree with them, and he's getting ready to hit his gavel, and then all of a sudden,