Feds share evidence in Good, Pretti shootings with state investigators months after stonewalling

After months of refusing to cooperate with local authorities, federal officials have finally shared evidence related to the Good and Pretti shootings with state investigators. This move comes after a lawsuit was filed to force the release of the information, highlighting the frustration of local officials with the federal government's initial stonewalling. The delay in sharing critical evidence raises questions about the coordination between federal and state law enforcement agencies and underscores the importance of timely information in criminal investigations. This development could have significant implications for the ongoing legal proceedings and the pursuit of justice for the victims.