pufnstuf
"Yes, she's emotionally disturbed. She's unbalance
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In addition to Kat010's very comprehensive list (post#7), I would also engage a team of highly qualified forensic psychiatrists/psychologists and/or linguistics experts to analyze the remarks and body language of anyone involved in the case who has been interviewed or appeared in the media. And while they're on the payroll, these specialists can also interview some of the lesser-known folks who may be peripherally involved with the case by their associations with Kyron's family but who have not appeared publicly or been interviewed by the media: extended family, co-workers, neighbors, staff/teachers at Kyron's school, etc.
I think this is where LE walks a fine line between enticing witnesses to cooperate vs. them lawyering up and clamming up when painted into a corner.
LE had a tough job with Terri. They needed to get info from her, but they needed to do it without her lawyering up and invoking the fifth. Fine line to walk.
Most people, in my opinion, would not allow themselves to be interviewed by forensic psychologists. I know I wouldn't, and I certainly wouldn't allow a forensic psychologist access to my child if he attended Skyline. I doubt you'd get much community cooperation for people to volunteer themselves or their children to be put under a psychological microscope.
MOO.