curvilinear structure, with posterior acoustic shadowing in the transverse view. The probe was gently moved caudally with a slight cephalad angle. The true vocal cords were then identified ultrasonographically as paired hyperechoic structures that move with respiration. These form the medial edge of the paired triangular hypoechoic vocal muscles. Then, the probe was gently moved caudally to visualise the cricoid as a rounded, arch-like hypoechoic structure with hyperechoic edges. After administering muscle relaxant, subglottic diameter was measured ultrasonographically while mask ventilation was interrupted to minimise fluctuation in tracheal diameter. The transverse air column diameter was measured at the level of cricoid cartilage. All measurements were performed by the same observer. At the first instance, ETT size was chosen according to the preference of the attending anaesthesiologist. Then, aIt all started in 2015 with a frantic message from a woman in Sudan who was having cold feet ten days before her wedding. The woman had a nagging feeling her husband-to-be was cheating on her, and she was desperate to find out the truth before she went through with the marriage. She decided to reach out to her friend Rania Omer, who had won a lottery visa to become a U.S. citizen five years earlier. Now Omer was 24 and studying at a college in Nebraska, but she still fancied herself an anti-matchmaker among her close-knit community back home in Khartoum. The friend wanted Omer’s help. Would she mind posting a photo of the potential husband to Facebook to see if other women could dig up information