Trisha Meili

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
The Central Park Jogger attack has become one of the most notorious and debated crimes in New York City history. Trisha Meili, who remained anonymous for nearly 15 years, discusses life after the attack and her book I Am the Central Park Jogger.

Music: Cider House Rules Soundtrack music by Rachel Portman

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