glynngoble
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Pretty much until LE descended on the location Thursday afternoon, it was a missing persons case - maybe endangered missing person. Usually, when there is any video footage of the person when she was last known to be seen, it is released as quickly as possible so people can get an actual picture of what the person looked like when they disappeared. This is so important because females especially change their hair A LOT. If you only saw a picture of Paighton with her hair curly, that's what you thought she looked like. But if the video shows it straight, or in a messy bun, that's important for folks that were there that night to trigger their memory. Clothing is important too. If they were wearing a TN Volunteers shirt, and you hated the Volunteers, you might remember the girl wearing it when you saw it on the news. The sooner they get that image out - the more they get that image shared - the better chance they can find the person safe. I think they knew as soon as the day the family filed the missing person report that she was not there. To my knowledge, they never even described what PH supposedly wore to the TR. So they were already past the suspects that were described. They strategically release what they want to the public to help their investigation, not because we deserve an update. When the media and public kept asking about the video, they had to answer something so we knew they had it. They said they did not see guys matching that description on video and did not see anything that helped their investigation. If they confirmed that they did not see PH and friend on the video then we would all immediately go to the next step of where DID she go? They were ahead of us all along but did not need us complicating an already complicated case. So while they were piecing it together and interviewing behind the scenes, even scoping out sites without us butting in, they bought themselves 2 weeks. MHO