Julia Cowley

But I like to think they have a good reason.

I do too.

I do follow it.

I want to know.

I want to see it resolved.

I want to see it successfully resolved without loss of life, with the offender or offenders being prosecuted and held accountable, having...

Mrs. Guthrie reunited with her family.

And I want the law enforcement officers who are out there, everybody to be successful.

And like I said, I never had that kind of pressure.

I mean, I've worked on big cases, but I never had the way it is now, the way we see it today and the way it's covered now.

And, you know, I don't want to lecture people, but I just wish sometimes people would think about what if that were you having to do this and you're getting hit from every direction with criticism and conspiracy theories and hate.

It makes it even that much harder to do the job and figure out what happened because you're dealing with all this other stuff that is not even related to the investigation.

It seems long because every single day we're being bombarded with news reports about and people are out there 24 seven.

So it seems long.

But if this were just a regular case without a lot of publicity under the circumstances, it's really not that long.

I mean, you know, the.

Bill and Lorraine Currier from Vermont who were kidnapped and murdered by Israel Keys.

I mean, we didn't know what happened to them.

It took over a year to finally find out, you know, so sometimes cases can go on for a long period of time.

And so, yeah, so this is not all that long in relation to some other cases that I have familiarity with.