Hey, it's Anna. You may not know this, but I actually got my start in local news in West Virginia,

where I grew up, and then at my home station of WNYC. And I am joined today by one of my colleagues

who works in the WNYC newsroom, Nancy Solomon. Hi, Nancy. Hi, Anna. Hey, we go back. I particularly

remember 10 years ago when we were both covering the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, and I got sent out

to New Jersey and had nowhere to stay, and you let me stay in your attic for like days. See, it's

funny because I remembered the other way. I remember that you came and saved me because you brought

me a can of gas, and I was out of gas, and I was freaking out about how I was going to go out and

do reporting at this crucial moment without any gas. And you brought this can that saved me, plus

it had this fantastic back story, because of course all your stories do, where it had been given to

you by like court just to Stavid Souter, I think. Is that right? Yes. This was the famous gas can that

for a year I kept in the back of my Honda Accord that when I had run out of gas while covering

a Republican debate in New Hampshire, when I was covering politics, I ran out of gas on the side

of the road, and this nice gentleman pulled over and helped, and I only discovered at the very end

that it was former Supreme Court justice, David Souter, who helped me in my time of need. So it was

a famous gas can, and of course during Sandy, all the gas stations were closed. I just remember that

yellow tape where you were driving around going, oh my gosh, if I run out of gas, it's as if

civilization is on pause, and I don't know what I will do. So I'm very glad I had that gas can to

help you out in that moment of need. But we are not here to just talk memories. We are here to

talk about another important story that Nancy has been covering out of the state of New Jersey. She's

got a whole new podcast out about it. Nancy, tell us what you have been working on. So I've been working

on this for two years. It's called Dead End, a New Jersey political murder mystery, and it's a story

that starts with the brutal death of John and Joyce Sheridan, and there are problems with the

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