Colorado Gov. Bill Owens, who is considering whether to reopen this investigation, said he would appoint a seven-member advisory committee before he decides whether to order a special prosecutor in the case.
Justice demands looking at all remaining options.
He said the advisory committee, largely made up of prosecutors, would report back to him in strict confidence in less than a month. One of the first orders of business he said is for the team to meet with Hunter and go over evidence. Hunter also acknowledged that authorities have made missteps during the lengthy probe. And some people involved have gotten off track and lost their objectivity. When investigators asked for a grand jury, it was for the purpose of assisting us in our investigation.