"I had a researcher this year and I sent him to the San Diego courthouse with a scanning truck and a check and said, 'I need all the pages of the transcripts from the trials.' And then funnily enough, he called me and said when he walked in, they said, 'We were about to shred them.' Because it had been 30 years and I think they shred things after 30 years," she says. "When he called me and told me that I had to, like, lie down on the couch in my office because I never would've thought we made it by a week."