The papers, however, reiterated police did not find any sign of forced entry into the Ramseys' Boulder home. Only three people outside of the family had keys to the Colorado house, according to the Michigan search warrant affidavit written by a Boulder police detective. The Ramsey family spokeswoman disputed those conclusions Thursday. It was many more than three people. This verifies that what we said for 10 months is true - John and Patsy did give initial interviews, Zimmer said.
Press reports to the contrary are incorrect.
In addition to discussing the crime with the Ramseys, detectives searched the Ramseys' Boulder home for eight days following the slaying. In March, officials secured another search warrant and acquired handwriting samples from the couple's Michigan home. A few months later, investigators returned to the familys Boulder house in search of duct tape, cord and other physical evidence related to the case. The Daily Camera previously reported police scrutinized the Ramseys home for certain items, including any blunt object, dark-toned fabric, clothing stained with body fluids, Christmas decorations and material of a sexual nature. Detectives did not locate any child pornography inside the Ramseys' home, according to the Boulder County District Attorneys Office.