so that she could meet with Julian whenever necessary and so that she could give interviews to whatever press was willing to talk to her. She spent most of her days trying to arrange interviews on radio talk shows or appearances on television news shows to tell Michael’s and Jeff’s story. Since Baltimore was only 30 miles from D.C., she was able to commute, and the high profile nature of their case gave her some temporary immunity from arrest as she traveled from the city to the house. The house was truly a shambles. Located in a neighborhood referred to by Baltimore natives as “Pigtown”, it was one of a long stretch of vacant row houses which had been covered with graffiti and vandalized numerous times. The dilapidated structures had managed to survive the city of Baltimore’s regentrification efforts—in the 1980’s the city had euphemistically renamed the neighborhood “Washington Village” but the new name and some new and renovated housing had not changed the dynamics of the community.
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