That’s one way to do it.

There are a lot of problems with American prisons. One of them is that they can be an informational black hole, where issues within the prisons aren’t able to be expressed by those residing within them.

Knowing this, one newscaster interested in interviewing the cellmates of accused UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter Luigi Mangione opted for a different approach. Rather than try to get in, she posed questions on live TV, which she knew the people in prison were watching. From there, they answered the questions by screaming out of their windows.

It’s a pretty surreal experience, even if the main thing we learned was that the food sucks.