On July 19, 2020, a gunman disguised as a delivery worker shot and killed 20-year-old Daniel Salas at the New Jersey home of his mother, federal Judge Esther Salas, and critically wounded his father Mark. The attack was connected to a California murder eight days earlier and traced to Roy Den Hollander, a 72-year-old attorney consumed by misogyny and rage over cases involving men's rights—including one presided over by Judge Salas. Andrea Canning interviews the judge about the tragedy, the investigation, and her fight to protect other judges' personal information. Roy Den Hollander, motivated by extreme misogyny and his dying health from melanoma, murdered Daniel Salas and California attorney Mark Angelucci in a targeted two-week spree across the country using the same .380 handgun.