07-25-2012, 08:42 PM
intriguing.
BLACK HAWK COUNTY (KWWL) -
KWWL-TV has been served a subpoena for any raw, unedited video interviews with Misty Cook-Morrissey or Wylma Cook that took place last Thursday July 19th or Friday July 20th.
According to the subpoena, KWWL may have knowledge regarding a criminal offense which happened in Black Hawk County the day the girls disappeared, but the county attorney's office does not have enough evidence available to file information.
That's why the interviews are being requested.
KWWL reporter John Wilmer spoke with both Misty Cook-Morrissey and Wylma Cook on Friday, July 20th, one day after families said they would stop speaking with police and the media after advice from an attorney.
BLACK HAWK COUNTY (KWWL) -
KWWL-TV has been served a subpoena for any raw, unedited video interviews with Misty Cook-Morrissey or Wylma Cook that took place last Thursday July 19th or Friday July 20th.
According to the subpoena, KWWL may have knowledge regarding a criminal offense which happened in Black Hawk County the day the girls disappeared, but the county attorney's office does not have enough evidence available to file information.
That's why the interviews are being requested.
KWWL reporter John Wilmer spoke with both Misty Cook-Morrissey and Wylma Cook on Friday, July 20th, one day after families said they would stop speaking with police and the media after advice from an attorney.