Mary Moriarty

So, you know, the autopsy report will be very important.

We have created a public portal, and we've received a substantial amount of information from people in the community, which has been helpful to us.

So I would say to people, yes, it would be a lot nicer if the FBI would share whatever they had, although we know they stopped their investigation, so I'm not even sure how far they went.

But the BCA is doing interviews right now.

We are coordinating with them.

We speak multiple times a day.

So they are collecting all of the information that's available to them.

We're collecting information from the community.

There are a lot of people out there that have information, but they're afraid.

You know, who do we give it to?

And are we going to be outed?

And are we going to be threatened and targeted?

So we are working with community on that.

You know, it's important here to get this decision right.

I want to be clear about that.

And so when we reach a point where we think we have all the information we're going to get, we will make a decision about whether we have enough information to charge.

If we do charge or if we don't charge, we will be very public and transparent about that decision and why.

Absolutely.

We have jurisdiction here.

I think it's very complex in that, and this is very unusual.