It is obvious that there is something not right about the Aron Christensen case from the onset. Someone is being protected. I find it so hard to believe that a person can shoot and kill someone, hide in the woods and later say they shot that someone — ballistics match his gun — and yet it never goes before a jury to see if a crime has been committed by that person. 

Let the jury decide if there is enough evidence for a case and stop covering up for these two. Something is rotten here.

Terri Anderson

Medford, Oregon