So I don't have to continue to reply to several people over the same thing, I will try and make this very clear.
When I talk about the family not answering certain questions, and why, these are just scenarios - one of which is also LE telling them not to answer them. However, since that seems to be the obvious one, the one most people talk about, I do like to bring up other possible scenarios. It doesn't mean they are 100% right, and everyone else is wrong, it just means that these are scenarios. None of us know for certain which ones are true.
Lets take the polygraph as an example. Possible reasons the family might not be talking about the results:
- LE told them not to
- LE left it up to them and they don't want to
- They want to stick with what LE is saying
- They Failed
- They passed but don't want any possible suspect that might be close to them knowing.
- They don't have the results
These are all just
scenarios that I think should all be considered. In my opinion LE has protocol about what to talk about and not talk about. Yes they would probably be angry if the family talked about something that they didn't want to be talked about - but it happens. We don't know what LE has said - we just hear from the family "we can't talk about that" - the discussion should be about why they can't talk about it, which is where these scenarios come in. :moo: