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Also curious if any of you ever met Trisha Meili.

I watched the Ken Burns documentary recently and aside from the incredible injustice you all suffered I was I was struck by how composed and mature you all seemed. And all of you, as adults, have composure and poise that is inspiring, considering the circumstances. My question is, why do you think it has taken so long for the city to act on the lawsuit? My impression is that they don’t want to admit how badly they screwed up. But all 5 of you are owed something from the city, an apology and settlement.

Judy,

I remember vividly enjoying "Sally J. Friedman" but read all your books as a teen including sneaking "Forever" and "Wifey." I also remember my mom reading "It's not the end...." when she and my father were divorcing. Don't have a question, just want to thank you for helping me get through tweens and teens. I hope my 6 year old enjoys your books as much as I did!!!!

That's the impression I had, makes the whole story so much harder to believe.

Were any of you "up to no good" that night? In the documentary, I don't recall this being addressed but all of you seemed so unlikely to be involved in criminal activity. It's not really relevant but you all seemed like good kids.

Do you know any of the other high profile wrongly convicted -- West Memphis 3, Amanda Knox, etc.?

Thanks so much for doing this.