Julia Cowley

You know, that's really wordy because it's an uncomfortable question for me.

I think that it should have been sealed off.

I don't know.

Having somebody there 24-7, but also putting up tape.

I mean, all of those things.

But it's difficult to guard a scene once it's been processed.

And you have a search warrant.

You don't have that forever.

Yeah, and there could be reasons to go back and they could be legitimate reasons.

It doesn't mean they missed something.

We went back in Cleveland.

the house where the women were kidnapped and kept for many years as as hostages basically and they were freed one of them escaped and they they got away well the house had all been processed and you know i don't know it was a long time later but they were getting ready for trial so we went back to

take measurements because they were going to make a scaled model of the whole house.

So we went back and we spent four days in the house so that it wasn't that anybody missed anything.

The whole house had been processed and it had been processed thoroughly.

We just went back to gather more information for trial so they could do a scale model.

So there may be reasons why they finished processing the scene

They release it, but then they go back for another reason.

And it could be legitimate.

It doesn't necessarily mean, oh, we messed up.