Dave Bristow
Dave Bristow
case confident evidence extremely strong
We are very confident in this case and have extremely strong evidence that this occurred.
happened leading time
We think it (the homicide) happened (Thursday) afternoon, some time leading up to time we got there.
hard hoping information obviously people seen
We're obviously working it hard. But we were hoping to get some more information from people who may have seen something. So far, that hasn't happened.
looking
We're looking into one incident, but they have not been charged.
definitely hoping knows public somebody
We're hoping that somebody out there knows something and will give it up. This is definitely something where the public could be of help.
conducting far found seems students support talked teacher
We've talked with students and the teacher and are conducting an investigation, but so far we haven't found anything to back up the allegations that were made. What we found so far seems to support the teacher's allegations.
looking
We don't know if it is yet, but we're looking into it.
incidents men suspects
We don't know if the two incidents are related, but it could be that the suspects were working with the two men who were arrested.
caused
We don't know what really spurred the argument. We don't know what triggered that, and what caused it to get so violent.
hopeful
We are hopeful we'll have an arrest. We think we will.
hoping wait
We're going to have to wait for more tests. We were hoping this would tell us something.
against
We are going to look at any allegations made against this teacher.
anyone backup examples help hold tons
There are tons of examples in which we can't get a hold of anyone when we want to find a relative. It can't but help to have a backup contact.
anytime catch certainly confident eventually guy relief robbed
We were confident that we were going to catch up with him. We had an ID. It's certainly a relief anytime you've got a guy that's robbed that many banks. He's going to keep doing it, and eventually he's going to get caught.