[maggief]

I (Linwood Wilson) showed (redacted) a picture from the Dan Abrams Show on MSNBC showing her on the porch at the door. Inv. Wilson asked (redacted) when that picture was taken. (redacted) stated the picture was taken when she arrived and was going into the house because it was showing her putting the money in her purse.

Arrived at the party with one shoe.

[maggief]

"Arrived" at the party.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Just came back into the house....
Is that when Precious was walking down the stairs?

[Ohioan from Florida]

I (Linwood Wilson) showed (redacted) a picture from the Dan Abrams Show on MSNBC showing her on the porch at the door. Inv. Wilson asked (redacted) when that picture was taken. (redacted) stated the picture was taken when she arrived and was going into the house because it was showing her putting the money in her purse.

Is it just me, but doesn't that wording sound weird? At first, he says, "I" and gives his name, and then the next sentence he says, "Investigator Wilson asked..." It makes it sound like someone else wrote this report, or at least part of it. I wonder if that is a common way to write about an interview in a document. Anybody know?