The reporter who walked with RL was wearing professional attire with a long, black, wool coat with shoes that I never actually saw. RL offered him to take a few more steps forward so the reporter could see the actual bridge; however, the reporter stayed put and did not accept the offer to walk any closer toward the creek.
I thought RL, stated in an interview, that he called the media b/c he wanted to show them how difficult it was to arrive at the location where the bodies were placed. Also, I heard gunfire during that particular interview and neither the reporter nor RL flinched at the sound nor did they look around to possibly see where the gunfire was coming from.
On another note, the Sheriff announced at midnight of the 13th that there was no fear of danger. However, I believe both the FBI and Homeland Security were involved in the searches very early on the 14th.