 And she had actually just landed this job at the New York Times, so she doesn't actually have a full plate. She's trying to prove her worth. She says, hmm, wrongful convictions. This could be a great story. She goes back to her editor at the New York Times, says, I have a great source, a former jailhouse lawyer, who tells me there are a lot of wrongful convictions in Brooklyn. And the editor isn't biting. The editor says, well...