interviews. i m just praying that they get something that we that they can give to the public to get more leads out there but right now it seems like it is crickets but we re going to be following it all. paulinos better than anyone sometimes, you know, as a reporter covering stories line this you have to keep an open mind. sometimes they re looking at a suspect or number of suspects and everybody thinks it is got to be them and if could be someone else hiding in plain sight that you don t think about. fascinating thing i ve been monitoring that as well anita is that the prosecutor on the scene said hopefully it would lead to a suspect but almost imply they don t have the suspect yet. anyway, coming up on cross country we get analysis from a forensic pathologist on next steps investigators are likely to take in order to bring the killer to justice. don t go anywhere.
state police comes. idaho state police will be experienced with vast resource and they ll be there prial their forensics they have all of the computer stuff they have that great lab, they re going to be great assistance there. they do have behavior unit but i think instincts are correct it s about forensics they got the help for that and as long as they preserved it nirnlly that initial arrival at scene whoever the white shield cops were that arrived at the scene if they preserved it all then they should be good. anita you ve been doing this for a long time. you have the experience you ve done with tragedies like this. how important it seems a little evasive what some of the questions that reporters are asking. is that typical here? because we have a man or woman on the loose here. and we have zero answers is that typical? well i think you know as a reporter these are tough stories to cover. you know, you re trying your best to get the information. you re trying to ask question
interviews. i m just praying that they get something that we that they can give to the public to get more leads out there but right now it seems like it is crickets but we re going to be following it all. paulinos better than anyone sometimes, you know, as a reporter covering stories line this you have to keep an open mind. sometimes they re looking at a suspect or number of suspects and everybody thinks it is got to be them and if could be someone else hiding in plain sight that you don t think about. fascinating thing i ve been monitoring that as well anita is that the prosecutor on the scene said hopefully it would lead to a suspect but almost imply they don t have the suspect yet. anyway, coming up on cross country we get analysis from a forensic pathologist on next steps investigators are likely to take in order to bring the killer to justice. don t go anywhere.
state police comes. idaho state police will be experienced with vast resource and they ll be there prial their forensics they have all of the computer stuff they have that great lab, they re going to be great assistance there. they do have behavior unit but i think instincts are correct it s about forensics they got the help for that and as long as they preserved it nirnlly that initial arrival at scene whoever the white shield cops were that arrived at the scene if they preserved it all then they should be good. anita you ve been doing this for a long time. you have the experience you ve done with tragedies like this. how important it seems a little evasive what some of the questions that reporters are asking. is that typical here? because we have a man or woman on the loose here. and we have zero answers is that typical? well i think you know as a reporter these are tough stories to cover. you know, you re trying your best to get the information. you re trying to ask question
state police comes. idaho state police will be experienced with vast resource and they ll be there prial their forensics they have all of the computer stuff they have that great lab, they re going to be great assistance there. they do have behavior unit but i think instincts are correct it s about forensics they got the help for that and as long as they preserved it nirnlly that initial arrival at scene whoever the white shield cops were that arrived at the scene if they preserved it all then they should be good. anita you ve been doing this for a long time. you have the experience you ve done with tragedies like this. how important it seems a little evasive what some of the questions that reporters are asking. is that typical here? because we have a man or woman on the loose here. and we have zero answers is that typical? well i think you know as a reporter these are tough stories to cover. you know, you re trying your best to get the information. you re trying to ask question