My concern is that the selective release of information has created a public narrative that prejudices the outcome of the investigation.
Ron Johnson: “My concern is that the selective release of information has created a public narrative that prejudices the outcome of…”
On the recordApril 21, 2015
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Johnson expresses concern about the impact of selective information release on public perception of the investigation.
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