Lame duck dud

Last night, after WXYZ-TV aired it's second story in a two-part series on "The Snow Killings," a good friend who does not live in the area or know of Paul Walton said of the assistant prosecuting attorney's interview with Heather Catallo: "I wouldn't trust that guy as far as I could throw him."

His answers were distortions, falsehoods and inaccurate. Evidently, the truth doesn't matter especially when you're out the door.

https://www.wxyz.com/news/local-news/investigations/prosecutor-denies-oakland-county-child-killer-case-was-obstructed-debunks-other-myths

A work of fiction?

Last night, our local ABC affiliate WXYZ TV aired the first of a two-part news story by investigator Heather Catallo on the "explosive" revelations in my book. When asked to respond to my reporting on a cover-up of the Chris Busch lead, the Michigan State Police reportedly said to Heather: "We don't comment on works of fiction."

Seriously?

How is that almost eight years of reporting, 20 pages of notes and citations, thousands spent on FOIA requests for documents and the cooperation of the former OCCK Task Force Commander a work of fiction?

It was a spineless response and a slap in the face to the families of the four victims.

https://www.wxyz.com/news/local-news/investigations/new-book-alleges-cover-up-in-oakland-county-child-killer-case

Casting a wide net

I've been working with Cathy Broad, Tim King's sister, to help get the truth out. For the last eight years, Cathy has authored an amazing blog and amassed a smart, take-no-prisoners readership. So we've been sharing information, research and reporting. Because people are coming forward with tips, news is breaking in this case all the time. Let's keep the momentum going.

https://catherinebroad.blog/2020/09/05/the-previously-unreleased-composites-the-latest-betrayal/#comments