"It was embarrassing," said one of the girls, who agreed to be interviewed as long as her name was not made public.
Dom Capers, the Jacksonville defensive coordinator, was supposed to be interviewed as well, but he could not get to New England because of bad weather.
Several of his relatives declined to be interviewed, as did Ms. Price, with whom he shared a double-wide mobile home nestled against the woods along a two-mile-long dirt road just east of Meridian.
It is believed that Wally Backman, the Class A Brooklyn manager, will be interviewed, as will the Mets' third-base coach, Chip Hale, and the Mets scout Bob Melvin, a former manager with Seattle and Arizona.
He said that an internal investigation had begun but that the officer who fired her weapon had yet to be interviewed, as is routine in such cases to comply with prosecutors' wishes.
As part of the investigation, Mr. Rosales said, the failing cable car and its equipment will be examined; witnesses, including the Skyfari operator and workers present at the time of the mishap, will be interviewed, as will those passengers who were stranded when the ride abruptly stopped.
Neighbors should be interviewed as well.
A record is kept of the household respondent who consented to be interviewed as well as the responsible fieldworker.
If the young person lived at home with a parent, then one parent was randomly invited to be interviewed as well.
Therefore, in order to prevent delirium, patients or their relatives must be interviewed as soon as possible to detect daily use of alcohol.
A snowball approach was also applied: Following the interviews, the participants were asked if they knew of other orthodox protestant parents — preferably from another denomination or another village — who might be willing to be interviewed as well.
