Chris, how are you feeling?

I'm feeling all right, a little bit nervous, but she is fine.

It's a little hard to introduce a person after we've been talking about them for two weeks.

So I'm actually just going to begin by asking some very deeper questions.

Can you take a moment to have a few breaths perhaps?

What you're hearing right now is a recording from a trial that we've been covering for our next episode.

This is a person who's been forced to live on an island in the Puget Sound.

When you think back, do you have a memory of the last time that you are free?

What does that memory of what look like to you?

Objection relevance.

The relevance, Your Honor.

There's been an allegation of selected memory.

And probing that with this witness of the quality of his memories. that I could

have had been raised.

The last memory that I could recall would be canoeing across the sound with my dad.

We want to play you this tape because it seems unusual for a court case.

And in a tangential way, it seems relevant to the story that you'll hear in episode 60.

What does that memory look like?

What is the picture that's in your mind?

I remember, as we were going by the Lincoln Park Saltwater Swimming Pool,

there is these large intake systems offshore and they were completely submerged but only about a foot under the water and I seem to be,

seem to recall being completely utterly freaked out

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