Alice

But there is something about this, in addition to, of course, the celebrity aspect of this that is gripping.

But can you talk a little bit about why it would be that this type of case, the FBI may be invited to come in?

And this is, since we're in the realm, Julia, I know it's really funny because I can see you being like, why, Alice, Brett, why are you asking these questions?

You know the answers.

But the thing is, we keep hearing this over and over.

And another thing that I hear repeatedly, not just in this case, but in any case where you have multiple jurisdictions working it is,

I hear turf wars.

I hear that the FBI refuses to hand over X piece of evidence or vice versa.

The locals refuse to hand over this piece of evidence or they're keeping evidence from each other or not talking.

And there's all this talk of turf wars.

And that's why the investigation isn't moving forward.

Obviously, it is highly dependent, as you said, on relationships between the different jurisdictions working together.

But can you clear up a little bit of kind of this constant buzz?

Whenever the FBI is involved, people automatically jump to the fact that there is some type of turf war or the locals and the FBI are fighting each other for power or knowledge.

Yeah.

Did you see that?

And was that your typical experience?

And I just welcome your insight into that.

And that is so helpful to hear because I think what we're trying to get through is if there are different jurisdictions working, you're working one investigation.

Of course, there are different heads, but you have people asking, oh, oh, it's a gotcha.