John Walsh

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There's nothing you can do except try to comply with the demands of the bad guys.

Any good tips, and you know, Anderson, I believe you never give up. This community is still hurting, and wants justice.

I never give up on justice. You know that, Anderson.

This is something that tore apart this community. They're still devastated by it, the execution by these two guys.

That anybody can be a crime victim of any time -- at any time. There are people who surf buses, who follow children, look for that child who's by the bus stop by themselves.

The real bad person here, the guilt should be put on the person who got Cherrie and hasn't been caught and hasn't been found.

I never give up hope. I look at these old, cold cases and say maybe we'll get a tip.

There -- there, another example of parents who tried to do something positive, the Amber Alert, the national Amber Alert law that we worked for three years to get through the House and the Senate, to be -- make it a national Amber Alert.

There may be a guy in jail or may be a guy out there that did this all these years ago and still needs to be caught.

I never give up hope. I look at these old cold cases and say maybe we'll get a tip. Maybe we'll find a perp somewhere, a guy in prison that we can place in that area at that time.

There -- they're another example of parents who tried to do something positive, the Amber Alert, the national Amber Alert law that we worked for three years to get through the House and the Senate, to be -- make it a national Amber Alert.

Personally, I don't think the Ramseys had anything to do with it.

I really believe that this is going to be a tough case to solve.

I think that would be a natural consequence, that he's tried to go on with his life.

It was horrible police work, and some of the worst police work in the history of the abduction and murder of a child.

I do believe that somebody is going to man up at some point in their life and say, 'This isn't right.'

Society cannot function unless people report what they see and are good citizens.

It takes a lot of courage to do the right thing. Being a snitch is easy. Then you're a coward.

I think it's the cartels have sent a message by beheading that cop: 'You're never going to get that body back; nobody's ever going to solve this crime. Forget about it. Forget about it.'

The billions of dollars at stake here, they're ruthlessly brutally violent. Kill women, behead cops, kill politicians, et cetera.

I think it's the underbelly of this rich, rich country we live in that touts personal freedoms all over the world. We are the freest country in the world. Every time I come back, I say thank God that I live in America.

They're going to come back in six months and they're going to operate somewhere else.

It's all over this country, and I don't think politicians or the criminal justice system has really dealt with it. It's the ugly underbelly of America.