O.T. sorta
I know we are all frustrated with the lack of information by the investigating teams involved with Erin's disappearance.
We can almost understand their reasons for their 'secrecy'.
BUT.....
What the heck ever happened to good old fashioned Investigative Reporting?
I am reading every article I can find online and it is starting to seem to me that each media is copying most everything from another media.
Nobody (in any media) puts their gum-shoes to the ground anymore?
Dating myself but I remember delivering papers and sitting down many times with some of the reporters when I got to work early or was staying late (waiting for my measly paycheck. lol) and having the most interesting conversations with editors, copy editor, photographers and yes, even reporters.
Although all of them were very interesting, even back then I had a very curious mind when it came to crime-related stories.
The reporters that I had wonderful, enlightening and very educational conversations with were bound and determined to get to the bottom of something, get the facts, talk to those who wouldn't speak with anyone else. They seemed almost obsessed with getting to the truth.
Where are these people?
Why do we get a re-hash of the facts/or lack of facts?
Nobody out there, or even in surrounding areas wants to carry around a tablet, spiral notebook, pencils, camera and a list of who to talk to?
Hell, someone get me transportation to the area and I'll do it!!!
Sorry....just frustrated. It's SSDD when reading media reports about this case.
Also, I am not so sure 7 a.m. was the last time anyone saw Erin.
What about the night before? Day before? Two days before?
I know she spoke with her mom the night before she disappeared but who is to say she was at home when she spoke with her mom?
Sorry, more ramblings out loud.