sent out there. dropped everything else he was doing. it was a priority. go out there and interview the guy who made that call. and what they found out apparently is this is a guy who just happened to see it, took a screen shot of it, and called it in, which is the right thing to do. didn't know who he was and this was in mississippi. i have seen the bureau criticized for not calling the broward county sheriff's office. well, how would you know? i mean, how would we know? we didn't call the pima county sheriff's office or king county or genesee county or erie county because we didn't know who the guy is. is that a real name? is that an assumed identity? these are all problems. there isn't probable cause to go much deeper than that. we have to be careful we don't fall into hindsight bias where we know all this -- which is a well-known psychological phenomenon of beginning to think that once we know the outcome of an event, that it's more predictable than it actually was before it happened. i think there's a lot of that going on as well.