You are sitting there, and you make an arbitrary decision, and you sign the death warrant of that person because you say, no, too busy, runaway.
John Walsh: “You are sitting there, and you make an arbitrary decision, and you sign the death warrant of that person because you…”
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John Walsh criticizes police decisions regarding missing persons cases, suggesting they often dismiss cases too quickly.
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They ought to just decide what -- they've got a chance, one chance in life to do the right thing and the lawyer and the parents can tell them everything they know.
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