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There seems to have been some interviews ~ not exactly an investigation. Those interviews, of varying quality, were placed into the hands of an FBI employee at Fort Knox and he prepared an affidavit based on those interviews, and that was used to support the issuance of some arrest warrants.

The problem here is that our information on most of the details may be coming from a FALSE source. I really don't think it's likely that any FBI agent would misspell his own name, both written and typed. Since that's the case with the affidavit posted on the Internet, I strongly suspect the affidavit is not legitimate.

That doesn't mean that there's not an affidavit somewhere, and people were, according to other sources, arrested, but for what?

In this story you watch the events unfold and you are told by "experts" what all of these things are supposed to mean, but the second you ask a meaningful question, like "was she raped", or "what kind of bullets are in the body", or "why is it Green's medical information has been made public when such action is clearly against the law", and so forth, you get NO ANSWERS from anyone in charge, or from the "documents".

In the end this Rashomon is going to come out totally different than we were all led to believe.