Every Secret Thing

And that, um, they offered to release her on numerous occasions because the manhunt was getting very, very intense.

Now, whether or not you buy that story or the one she published in her books, "Every Secret Thing," here's I think the key point that came up in the trial, which was this went on for a year and a half, meaning she first ran with the SLA and then was on her own for a long period of time.

Mm-hmm.

So this...

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I, um, Patty Hearst writes an autobiography in 1981, uh, entitled Every Secret Thing.

If you were, if you were Joe Man-on-the-Street, an average guy who was following this in the newspapers but, you know, wasn't sitting in the trial per se, what would you have learned new from her autobiography? What, what's, what's the unique perspective on it? I mean, what do we learn overall that we may not have learned in, in the news reports from her autobiography?