Yes, you can make that argument, and I fully agree that the delay in Charlie's arrest is indefensible. The delay in Donna's arrest was not as bad as Charlie's, but it was arguably too late – although a case can be made that they needed more evidence. Prosecutors have an obligation to the communities they serve to pursue cases promptly to avoid undue delays which can undermine justice and erode public trust. They failed to meet this obligation in the delay in Charlie’s arrest – that’s my personal opinion. As a prosecutor, if you have enough evidence to meet he burden of proof and you don’t more forward with a formal indictment, I think a fair amount of times cases will get stronger as time passes if the state continues to work the case – so that fact more evidence had accumulated does not excuse the fact they failed to indict Charlie back in 2016. With all that said, IMO, there is no way anyone in the DA's office is protecting Wendi from arrest. Whatever ‘factors’ that existed or that played a role in the delay to arrest Charlie, do not exist in the current administration. There is no logical reason that Wendi hasn’t been arrested if the DA had the confidence their case was strong enough to meet he burden of proof.