General Discussion

Did she leave with the captor(s) willingly or did it look like she was somehow wrestle out of the house?

I'm sorry I didn't have a lot of confidence in the Sheriff's first news conference and (like in so many other incidents like this) they hold numerous news conferences either the same day and those following.

This Sheriff's Dept seemed to has kept us in the dark about the status of the investigation.

It's been my experience that the more info shared with the public - the more likely good leads turn up.

How many days have gone by without any up to date reporting of the investigation, leads and any follow-up- whether good or not. One never knows how the slightest bit of info might jog another person's recall.

I'm concerned that early on with this investigation many clues were missed because of the lack of incidents,/experience in such a small and rural community.

Go back and watch the very first news conference of this incident and tell me that instills a lot of confidence in you that they know what they are up against and what they were/are doing

It took them days to get results from some of the evidence they collected from the scene.

I thought when the FBI got involved we'd see more progress. But that organization has been gutted and is down in experience.