"We urge the governor to take down the site for the moment and work very quickly with the secretary of state's office to insure that victims' identities, that individuals' identities are protected," said Toni Troop, of Jane Doe Inc.
Patrick, however, tried to put an arm's length between himself and the political debate.
"Well, I think the committee should work through those concerns as I say, and I'm confident they will," Patrick said.
"Would you recommend to them they take this off for now and follow the suggestions of the secretary of state and Jane Doe Inc.?" Wu asked.
"I think the committee will work through these issues, and I'm confident that they will," Patrick said.
The committee said it will not take the site down, but said that it is making further adjustments.
