Thanks for posting. The impression I get is that both the interviewer and KP assumed two people dropped her off.
Slightly OT:
Throughout my years as a journalist, I made one big mistake. One big, embarrassing mistake. It stemmed from an assumption. At one point, I had assumed something and over time, it registered as a fact in my head, which is how I later presented it. It went through my editor and the proofreaders. No one had noticed it until it was in print.
Case in point: people, even those with good intentions - journalists, the family members of a victim of a crime, LE, you name it - make mistakes, and we
all certainly make mistakes when it comes to wording,
especially when we are trying to recall and reiterate something that someone else said or had happen to them. (See, there I go with "them."
)
I have no idea what happened in this case. I have been following it from the beginning - obviously, I don't post much, - and I have been on the fence pretty much all along. As far as I'm concerned, either camp (are there only two camps, even?) could be 100% right. I just don't know.
That said, it is my firm belief that we will not get closer to finding out the truth by dissecting every single word that people (none of them Sherri, by the way) have said over the past year, a lot of it briefly after she had been discovered by the side of the road, when most of everything must have been complete chaos.
MOO, as always.
