Josh Mankiewicz

And so then I also covered Montgomery County, which is where I met the guy who's now the state's attorney, but at the time was a line prosecutor, John McCarthy.

And it was great to be a reporter in the same area that I'd grown up in because I knew my way around.

Sure.

Right.

And then what happens?

Yeah, but then he gets together with the girl he left behind.

Doesn't that happen?

Because that didn't happen on this one.

We did.

We read it.

Really?

Very purple prosy, let me just say.

But what's incredibly unusual is that he wrote poems or someone with his exact name wrote these poems and published them while he was on the run.

And the poems are about being pursued by the FBI.

I don't think he ever realized that anybody would...

who was chasing him, would see them.

I think he was doing this for his own sort of creative outlet.

Well, he was kind of taunting police in the conversations he had with them.

At one point, they posed as a faculty member from American University.

He was doing a story about Sue.