It strikes me as almost ironic that in a case where there seems to be unprecedented digital evidence from a victim of the (most likely) stranger perpetrator that we are back at a hand drawn sketch in order to help identify the unknown person.
Obviously we don't know the exact circumstances that lead to the photos that are well distributed. Was the photo or video taken as the girls grew increasingly uneasy about this person's presence? Seems like a reasonable guess. What I have taken from the little I know about this case is that it is important to remind your loved ones that it is better to overreact in situations that make you uncomfortable. Escalate, ring someone, ring police, create distance, tell a most likely innocent person they are scaring you and to keep away, you are calling police. I hate to think of these lovely girls just getting an inkling of danger, enough to take some precautions, to no avail. Ultimately a phone cannot save you if someone is intent on doing you harm, but up the ante early, because we seemingly have a situation here where digital evidence not only didn't dissuade him (if he was even aware of it), so far it hasn't been of much use after the fact either. I hope the sketch can get there.
