I wasn't until 1993 when basically the beans were spilled. There
was some footage from Hardy Jones and there was basically a
revelation to the National Fishery Services - which is our U.S.
government body that regulates captures and public display at
that time - hat these animals were being captured in a manner
that was different from what the permit allowed.  It wasn't so
much how it was a drive fishery. It was simply that it was
different in what the permit allowed. And in fact it could be
argued it wasn't humane and it was required that the capturement
be humane. And there was a sort of minimal definition of what
they meant by that and driving them into shore and beaching them
and then slaughtering some of them and wasn't humane under that
definition, so because it was suddenly exposed that this is how
false killer whales were captured, 20, 25 animals that were here
in the United States were captured that way.  The National
Fisheries Service who frankly was turning a blind eye. They're
not stupid and they'