One.. by one..

It’s 2022 so I would assume that somebody has made a point of this already but it’s important to note: the podcaster makes a gigantic deal over and over, along with the police department, about how difficult it is to scan pages of a report by putting them on what I can only assume is an outdated flatbed scanner individually. It is common knowledge that auto feeders have been available for years that can scan 100 pages in a matter of minutes. To hit on this point over and over again makes the podcaster look silly and the police department look inefficient and foolish, and the fact that neither the podcaster the producer or the entire police department never suggested in 2019 that this “technology “was available immediately degrades the believability of the story and any respect I might have wrestled up for the Investigator‘s. As the podcaster said “it’s 2019.“ A simple Google search at Office Depot from eight or nine years ago by anyone involved would have saved hours and hours and hours of work that could’ve been put towards real investigation of this case. It shines a spotlight on the lack of creative thinking in state and federal agencies and proves the point again that these cases can go unsolved not due to a lack of evidence but an inability by investigators To pivot to other solutions or theories when the one they have chosen does not prove correct.
Yikes, what an embarrassment.

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