Matthew Cox

They're like, they're, they're, what does Pete call them?

Have you talked to screenwriting these?

No, because I have always, you know, my understanding is that screenwriting is a very clicky business.

And they like it's a group, an inside group.

And you have to know somebody.

And so for me to get in there, it's probably difficult.

And secondly, my end was I know these guys.

I was in prison with them.

I researched the stories.

I have their discovery.

I have, you know, the Freedom of Information Act.

So I've got an entire story that I wrote with you and I didn't spend two hours with you.

I spent, you know, 40, 80 hours, wrote the stories.

So a lot of these stories about, I've got, I think I've got like, I want to say it's eight or 10 of them right now with law and crime.

And they're currently working on turning them into documentaries.

And all they do is documentaries.

They have had like six different series on, you know, like A&E and Discovery.

So they're turning some of them into documentaries.

Into like three-part series.

Some are just like anthology because when you write a documentary, you have to have multiple people.