Julia Cowley

And when you do get a chance to take a break, you feel bad about it.

And so tensions get high and...

People get extremely stressed out.

And I know that feeling and the pressure you feel because you have a situation where you cannot take a break.

You just can't.

And I don't want to add to all

what they're already feeling.

There's not one law enforcement officer out there that isn't trying their best, that doesn't want to find them and resolve this safely and without loss of life and find who did it and prosecute them.

They're all doing their best.

And so I try not to pile on with...

criticisms or why are they doing that or why are they not doing that there may be a very good reason why they chose one investigative tactic and then they're trying a different one we don't know what information they're getting it's funny because i just interviewed the case agent for the gardner museum heist and he was the case agent for

Like 22 years or something, he retired, he wrote a book.

And what struck me in his book is he talks about having read a journalist who wrote a book about the case and read in that book that there was a secret meeting that had been held by maybe some suspects in the Gardner heist that the FBI knew nothing about.

And it turns out the FBI had arranged that.

And he was listening in and I read that part and I just it really is like, you know, we don't know what's going on.

And, you know, they may be doing something and we have no idea why, because they got a piece of information.

We're not privy to that, nor should we be.

We want to be.

I want to know what's going on.

Why are they doing that?