I am wondering about the behavior of the victim child when investigators arrived. She has been raised by the stepfather for 3 years. Did she lean towards him for comfort when she was scared and in shock or cling to him or try to get him to hold her? Did she avoid him and move away from him and act like she was afraid to get close to him? Did he try to comfort her? Did the little girl move towards or away from the police? Did she try to back in a corner away from everyone? Did she stay quiet and act in shock or did she cry? Was she taken to the hospital by ambulance? Was the younger sibling awake at this time, when the police were investigating? It not only disturbs me the horrible things done to this child but also that the dog was stabbed and killed. How do they know that the dog was "thrown" behind a neighbor's trailer. Was it due to the position it was in when found? I noticed in the video that there was still a small white dog on the back porch. It wasn't barking at the police and acted friendly. This doesn't seem like a random crime by a complete stranger. I would think the others living in the trailer park would be scared. The neighbor interviewed on the news gave me a funny feeling. Maybe he was nervous or is just a bit "different" from some people, I don't know. I just had an uneasy feeling about him. I hope this crime will be solved soon and that the little girl will be kept safe. I wouldn't like to see her taken back to that trailer until the crime is solved (or her sibling either). I wish the news would tell where the mom and dad work and who usually watches the kids while they work. Also, I wish they would tell how the girl is doing and if she has given them any information.