Julie K. Brown

They don't want to know.

They don't want to know.

And to be honest with you, I suspect that it's, this is...

been the case all along.

It's not even just a Trump administration thing.

I really think that they they just really didn't take this case

as seriously as they should have from the get go.

And while there were points in time, I think they reopened it and looked at it again, and tried to do more investigation.

I think that then it kind of got quiet.

And then they moved on to something else.

And then it came up again.

So it's been fits and starts with this whole case.

And as a result, if you don't really take it seriously, you're not going to get to the truth.

I would talk to these victims.

They're the key.

That's number one, because if they felt secure and safe and protected, that would be the first thing I would do as a prosecutor or FBI investigator.

I would make sure that they were so protected, and then I would

if you would talk to them like I talked to them, you would be able to put these pieces together.

I mean, you would have the evidence, you would put it together.

I think a lot of these victims have, besides saying what happened,