Question B

[Jonetta]

Lucy and Nate get the Albright case and try to meet with the original Kerrville police detectives investigating the case who were less than cooperative. Was your initial opinion that they just had their noses out of joint because they were being second guessed by federal agents or that their behavior was suspicious?

[Anita]

I didn't trust these cops from the beginning and when the file was so incomplete I knew that someone there was dirty.

[Robin]

I wasn't sure what their problem was. They seemed bent out of shape that the FBI was asking questions. It was a cold case since they never made an arrest. I'd think they would have been happy to hand it off. And, as Anita mentioned, when we learned the file was incomplete, I figured the cops were hiding something.

[Jonetta]

During the meeting, I thought Chavez was just being an ass and that was confirmed when Douglas joined him. But when Lucy and Nate got the file, I was convinced one of them was dirty. I knew it could only be one because they would have discussed that after Lucy and Nate left.

[Melissa]

I was on the fence. At first I was thinking that they were just upset, but some of the comments they made made me think otherwise.
I agree, the missing files were a big red flag.

[Sharon]

Like Melissa, I was on the fence about the cops. Lucy has worked through local cops with bad FBI experiences in the past. This group acts like the typical small-town cop with an ax to grind. The missing files were a big red flag, but I still thought it was sloppy police work or they were playing a game with Lucy and Nate. The second time they were followed, I knew there were some bad cops involved