Witnesses need to be interviewed separately.

You can never interview witnesses together because they will influence each other and they will

try to wind up saying the same exact thing.

So if there were 400 people in that lecture hall, interview all 400 of them.

And if you need to get 50 or 100 detectives to do that, then do it.

Get the state police, get the FBI, wake up everyone from Providence that's at home and get them in to interview these people.

That's how important that is. And apparently they didn't do that.

And you only get one chance to do things correctly.

And once you lose that opportunity, guess where all those kids went the next day?

They went home.

They went home.

You just lost the opportunity because now once they go home, they're going to be influenced

by talking to people and what they saw.

And what's really, really baffling.

I said this at the outset of this was why was there and why is there no sketch?

That blows me away.

And as I said, sketch artists don't have to see the face.

They can have this face described to them by eyeball witnesses.

I don't know if the shooter, in fact, ever took down the mask.

I don't know.

But even what they saw, even what we see on the new video put out of the rotund individual who they're saying is possibly the shooter,

there's enough there for a good sketch artist to draw a sketch of his face.

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