I don't want them in possession of any of his personal things. I don't know if I have to get a lawyer to get them back or what. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said it would like to return Danny's clothing but has to keep it as evidence should another suspect surface. Petrone isn't buying that, especially since investigators have said they believe Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris were the only shooters, had no active accomplices and that nobody else knew about their deadly plans. Danny's dad, Brian Rohrbough, and Danny's stepfather, Rich Petrone, said they also questioned why the sheriff is keeping the clothing.
Investigators say keeping all the evidence until the case is closed is standard procedure.
The sheriff's office has not given a timetable for closing the case. Other families also have asked for the return of victims' clothing but have been denied, said sheriff's spokesman Steve Davis. Others have not asked, he said. I want to have them. I want to have every part of him right here with me.