Please go ahead.

Well, so anyway, I went off to Quantico for training, and it was a 14-week course.

And I handled it very well, except I had a difficult time on a firing range.

You have to qualify with a firearm, a .38 revolver back then.

And I had a thing with the trigger pull where I was anticipating the shot, and the bullet would just go a little bit off to the left or whatever.

So I had to have extra batting practice.

And the firearms instructor of a man named, an agent named George Zeiss, he was six feet eight, and he had this bellowing voice and so forth.

Can you transition now to New York and your New York experience? Because that is huge in taking down these guys.

Okay, well, leading up to college, after you graduated high school, did you know you wanted to go into law enforcement?

No, no.

Uh, what happened, I was at La Salle, La Salle College, uh, I believe it was my sophomore year, and I was coming out of the library and walking towards my car, and I was working for the, the FBI at the time.

And, uh, one of my classmates pulled up and shouted at me, "Frank, they just shot Kennedy." And, uh, with those words, I started running towards my car, and I had no idea why I was running, but I jumped in my car and turned on the radio and headed towards the Schuylkill Expressway towards downtown Philadelphia.

And within minutes, they said a priest is on his way into the hospital, and then a few minutes later they announced that he'd died.

And I was so upset, I had to pull the car over to the side of the road, and I wept.

Uh, I wept for the president, I wept for our country, and I went right into the FBI office thinking they might need me, although it was earlier in the day.

So how do you put all this together?