All we're saying is get all the information out there, let the American people make their decision, let us make our decision.

and we frankly think that's what the American people want us to do.

I think the American people understand that people are entitled to some privacy.

We had two meetings here (with Louisiana missing people hotline officials) about forwarding Mississippi information to us. That didn't happen. They sat on this information. We had our missing person task force up and going and we were getting a lot of stuff done. We were able to track a lot of people down.

These changes have pushed us to make a tough decision.

The clerk gave us information about a white male that had just come into the gas station, the convenience store part of it, and assaulted her with a hypodermic needle and syringe and threatened to stab her with the needle and demanded money. A small amount of cash, $150, was taken. The male fled the scene.