Erin Moriarty

They relied on their faith and have always relied on their faith to get through this.

But I think it was also the idea—we see this time and time again.

There's nothing worse, nothing worse for a family than when someone disappears and they are not found.

And they at least—

knew where Molly was and they could go visit Molly.

And it was a huge funeral.

So they got the comfort of the entire community coming out mourning with them.

But, you know, anyone who watches this hour, you'll see almost the entire time Maggie cries through the interview.

So the pain is still there.

Well, dissolving after two years, that's a long time.

But the whole thing was rare.

Let's be honest.

Your instincts are right.

Usually grand juries are used so that prosecutors who think they're very close to being able to bring charges are.

will bring in witnesses where they think they can get probable cause or enough probable cause to convince a judge that they should be able to bring charges against someone.

That's what grand juries are usually used for.

But there are investigative grand juries, and that's what, in fact, the now current DA, Joe Early, says this was for.

And

That is possible because the benefit of a grand jury is that you can pull people in who don't want to talk and they have to.

There's a subpoena and they have to tell the truth because they're under oath.