Question J

[Jonetta]

It’s clear that Cassidy Roth, the chemist who worked for Charlie, had information that would give Lucy & Leo insight about what was going on at Clarke-Harrison. Did you understand why she avoided law enforcement or was her behavior inexplicable? Did her failure to engage make things mor dangerous or would hey have solved this case no matter?

[Anita]

She firmly believed that no one in law enforcement was smart enough to understand what was happening. She definitely made Lucy and Leo's jobs so much harder.

[Robin]

Not telling Lucy & Leo what she knew put Cassidy in danger. She thought they would never be able to understand what Charlie was working on and what happened to him. That almost got her killed. I think Lucy & Leo would have got to the bottom of the mystery a lot earlier if she had told them what she knew.

[Charlene]

Her situation on the "spectrum" seems to have crossed over into egotism and related issues. She was not thinking as clearly as she should have don.

[Jonetta]

Cassidy made things worse for herself and the case. It was quite arrogant for her to believe she was the only one who could figure out the science. I’m not going to blame it on her being on the spectrum; she’s just not as smart as she thinks she is.

[Anita]

She definitely was smart science wise, but really dumb about how it was all going to come down. She is really lucky she didn't get killed.

[Jonetta]

I thought so, too.