Hi, I'm Donald Marty from Kruisol, Game Lackazale. I'm sitting here today with an author of a new book, a Boltzscharney Mansion, his name is Marilyn Marinick, and I'm going to just ask a few questions about the book. What is Sprite to Register book? It's kind of an accident, everything just kind of fell together. I'm a psychiatric nurse and I have the opportunity to talk and meet with Charles Madison, I kind of went for it. The book is kind of a journey into why someone like me would want to meet someone like him and what kind of transpire. It's a complex kind of a book and that I involved most of core people in his life, his best friends inside prison, outside prison, people in influences, and there's a lot of his dialogue that he contributed that makes up the core of the book. But what makes his different from other instant books? It's different in the past 20 years, he's kind of maintained the silence from the media and public in general, and I think it gives a candid, authentic look at who the guy really is, not what people assume or think he is. I can honestly say he's the most complex person I've ever met. Has he ever seen a red book? Yeah, actually, he's read it and he's told me that he knows I've done the best I could with what I had to work with. There were some problems with communications. I guess he lives in a prison, that's what he would call home. And it's kind of difficult with corresponding with phone calls during visits, you're not allowed to write anything down, or report anything. So it took a while to piece everything together and get the book the way it ended up. The people who know him and his supporters and people who true crimebrows and everybody's read the book thinks that it's the most honest man's in book ever. So I'm not just saying that on my cell, I feel really weird trying to sell it, but I did try to be authentic about everything that was important. It was important that I give him a copy of the book and everyone else in it and I was fair and everyone felt that, that I had me. Okay, well, thanks for that update on the book and what one more thing. There'll be signed copies of the Lord there that criminal law will pay. And thanks for having me, Dawn, I think, at the awesome time. This is my friend. Thank you.