What did Olympic gymnast, Trinea Gonczar, say to Larry Nassar after hearing testimony during his sexual assault trial as noted in the book, Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know About the People We Don’t Know?

Goodbye, Larry. May God bless your dark, broken soul." -- Trinea Gonczar (Part 2: Chapter 5)

A former defender of Nassar, reluctant to believe the allegations against him, Gonczar changed her opinion after learning about the thousands of child pornography photos on Nassar's computer. Gladwell uses her speech to explore his default to truth theories. Once Gonczar had enough reason to doubt Nassar's character, she revised her impressions of him.