If he was my friend or family member and I believed he was innocent, you better believe I would be taking up for him. Now if I just thought he couldn't do it and saw his interview then I would be silent. That's why I say the silence speaks to me.If you are a neighbor who knew him socially, at this time, would you be going on National Television telling everybody that he seem to be a nice guy, telling them what you knew about seeing the family in the yard and interacting with them, and interjecting things about how it was normal if that is what you saw?
I, myself, would not. And I don't think it unexpected that others would not either.
To those that are posting here , I pose the question, are you are the type of person that would go on National media? and expect others to? If you were in the situation where this was unexpected, you had nothing to offer for the media other than saying it was unexpected and he was a nice guy or an introverted guy or whatever information that wasn't perhaps relevant to the investigation. And if it was relevant to the investigation, would you be talking?