Julia Cowley

I've, I've worked crime scenes where I've had cameras in my face and that has happened, but I,

It's never been like we see today where every single move is on camera and they're lined up.

I've not had that problem before.

And so I try not to make assumptions about, oh, you shouldn't have done this or this or why are they doing this or why are they doing that?

I mean, I root for them.

Yeah.

I feel like sometimes people out there are just looking to find fault with what they're doing.

And they somehow know better.

And I want them to be successful.

I don't like to see mistakes made.

And I don't want to harp on them if I do think something doesn't look right.

And I'm not saying I see this in this case.

I just feel like...

Just let them work the case.

Let them solve the case.

Give them a wide berth.

Don't criticize every little thing that they do because that is... I mean, they're human.

They're human.

And I have been a part of investigations where you don't really have time to sleep.

You don't have that luxury.