Julia Cowley

And, you know, and that's one thing I'll say to the FBI does really well in with all the information that they get and trying to.

coordinate it and making sure all the leads are covered?

And then are there follow-ups once you go out?

Is there some additional information that is required or additional investigation that is required based on a lead that you just covered?

All of that has to be managed.

It's just absolutely overwhelming sometimes.

This was a bait and switch.

I knew he was going to do it.

Okay, I'm gonna answer this carefully because the way certain things have been reported, sometimes it doesn't look good.

But is that accurate reporting?

Is that really what happened?

I feel like we don't always know if that's even really what happened, but I'll read something and I'll be like, oh no, they didn't do that.

But then I back up a little bit and I'm like, is that actually what happened?

Is this really what's going on or is this misinformation?

I really try to be careful with just jumping to conclusions based on what's being reported.

Because, again, I don't know that you can trust everything that gets reported.

And I'm not saying people are reporting this on purpose.

They just may have misinterpreted or whatever was told to them was wrong.

So I just wouldn't make any assumptions even if I do think, oh, I don't think that was done right or this was done incorrectly.

I don't think I can really make that assessment because I may be making that based on inaccurate information.