You might want to re-read the Boylan interview that Neenah posted. Boylan made it quite clear there was a valid reason why a sketch wasn't done earlier.
I agree, Jolly..I so wish that when they do these interviews, they didn't have to watch a clock so they can get to the "food segment" of the show, so we can learn the answer to "why".
What is the valid reason for not releasing it. I know she gave a short statement on it, but it fascinates me because I am interested in the different kind of work she does. I just wish she had been allowed in when this little girl had it fresh.
Heck, I can't remember what the checker looked like at the grocery store yesterday.
You might want to re-read the Boylan interview that Neenah posted. Boylan made it quite clear there was a valid reason why a sketch wasn't done earlier
OK. I reprinted the question and answer here.
Katie asked about how Boylan worked compared to others. Nothing about why she wasn't allowed to do the sketch early on.
KATIE: "I know you bristle when people describe you as a sketch artist...because you do much more than that. You consider yourself as an investigative interviewer, in fact, you have a background in psychology and counciling.Can you describe how you work in a case like this that might differ from the person who is described as a sketch artist?"
BROYLAN:" ahmmmm, I can. There were many questions raised about why there wasn't a sketch forth coming from very early on. In this case, and for very legitimate reasons.
I'm still not sure how to read what Broylan answered to a question that wasn't raised. On the first read, I thought she meant that the questions were being asked for good reasons. Obviously, an early sketch helps to identify a suspect.
Katie did not follow up on Boylan's remark.
The reason given previously for not doing the sketch was because of Klaus' connection to Fox News. I don't know if this is what she is talking about or not.