JMO
It is troublesome to me to say the least. I don't care how "sick" the camping GGP is, how about some information... and show your face, something is up with all of it!!! Finally had to speak out, really tried to give benefit of doubt. I've been lurking forever........
The main interview with the parents troubled me greatly right from the start.
Why?
Because right away during the interview I got the distinct impression that there was a purposeful avoidance to provide any specific information about what happened.
Sure a lot was said but hardly any of it helped me understand what really happened and how it happened.
There was eventually some useful information when he got to the part about driving in the truck to get a signal but it seemed like pulling teeth to me to get anything specific.
Here is their chance to get an official interview with news media to help find the boy and instead of diving into exactly what happened we get a lot of extraneous information about thanking searchers and other insignificant talk.
Maybe I expect too much but it just seems to me that a couple of parents in an emergency situation with their child missing would have used every single minute of the valuable time to explain exactly what happened and what he was wearing and what color hair he had, what color eyes, how tall he is, what he looked like and where he last was seen and what nickname he would go by and.....
Instead I seemed to hear "noise" but nothing that really helped.