Yes, you're correct. In 1965. little was known about the FBI involvement in a lot of the undercover work that they were doing and how they were trying to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan. And so Gary Thomas row was recruited by the FBI to actually do that. And he would report back to the FBI, the things that he was about to partake in, and he let them know ahead of time, one of the things that came out that he let them know ahead of time, that he actually was going to be involved in that murder. And the FBI didn't do anything. And so in 1965, Gary Thomas role was kind of viewed as a hero, because he was their star witness against the other three men that were involved. And, again, it didn't come out until 10 years later, to where he actually came before the Senate committee and actually testify to the things that he actually did, and that the FBI knew, but as you said, J. Edgar Hoover, who was over the FBI at the time, he actually said some things that were very, very negative about Viola and that he suggests said that she was a drug user suggested that her husband was a Teamster strong arm person involved with the MA and mafia, and actually did a smear campaign against her. And as a result, your Thomas row was kind of viewed as a hero, and family who are is a very forgiving family. Chapter Two is about just them. And they actually believe that we live in the United States, the land of the free home of the brave, and we trust what our federal government actually what he is doing. But later on, they would come to know that Gary Thomas roe actually was involved in everything.