5A

They didn’t seem interested in the bones they found, and didn’t seem to be treating it as murder. What was your opinion on this?

They didn’t seem to know how the bones fit into the murders they were working on so it was best to hold onto them until something came up involving the bones.

The bones were not from a recent murder and they were consumed with their current investigation and they had a limited amount of resources.

I agree with >3 JohnDBurke: that the multiple murder investigation is the top priority with the team and the bones in the wood do not seem to require urgent attention.

I think the subject will be put on the back burner until a link to the hemlock killings becomes obvious. I think it’ll turn out to be another murder.