10ofRods
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I understand that we are not entitled to any investigative information, nor should we be. All I was saying was that he has a right to say whatever he likes. We may not agree with it, we may feel that it is wrong, but in the end it was his daughter that was murdered and if wants to say something regarding her he has that right.
And he's not the only one speaking out, although most of the others are either neighbors of the house or anonymous behind various internet forum practices.
While SG may muddy the investigative waters for those of us in our armchairs, LE knows the totality of the evidence so far and has its own priorities.
All of us have the right to speak publicly. Unfortunately, SG may find himself with less information than he might otherwise have had, at this point, due to LE handling him in such a manner that he doesn't affect the investigation.
Does anyone know whether the attorney hired by SG is a civil plaintiff's attorney?