Jupiter05
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Agreed. The doc dump in the Watts case showed us all how detailed they were in documenting that case, taking notes, and working together with other agencies. They did a fantastic job. They cannot give us false information, so what they do NOT say speaks volumes.True, but my point remains the same. LE can't get away with hiding the date they started investigating a missing persons case (as was suggested by other posters I was replying to). Everything they investigate will be released as public info either at trial or after sentencing. Not to mention that there are so many people involved in an investigation of this size, I don't see how it would be possible to hide the date they started to investigate nor what purpose that could serve. If they didn't document their early investigation then they can't use anything they found out in court-- so those early days would be worthless. LE is allowed to lie to a suspect but there's just no reason to deceive the general public on something like that. JMO.