LEJ, so there was an actual training purpose to the film? I hadn't heard about that. Perhaps the film started out with good intent: many fire and police departments are keenly aware of the need for immediate post-traumatic intervention. I have been helped in such a way myself, recommended by the Denver Police Dept. But putting a soundtrack to it, releasing it to the public for sale? I have to wonder if the judge who ruled it to be public ate his Wheaties that day. Seems like we're pitting one victim's right to full disclosure against another victim's right to privacy. I don't know. Hope you didn't take too much offense at my comment about JeffCo. It's going on all over. BlueJay