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• Did they witness anyone acting suspiciously?
• Did they observe anyone in the company of the child?
• Can they describe or identify the subject?
• Do they know the name or location of the subject?

Prepare a memo of 500–700 words describing how you are going to approach these interviews. Include what items you may need to know more about, and keep the following in mind: 

• As a critical case, consider the significance of this case.
• Are there any legal considerations that you must take into account? What are they?
• How will you approach any questioning of school-aged children in the community?
• Remember, no skilled interviewer or interrogator begins an interview or interrogation without a plan.
  • Consider preparing a plan.
  • Know what questions to ask prior to the neighborhood interview.
  • Know about the relevant facts found prior to asking questions