No indictment in Ramsey case It took almost three years for the Boulder district attorney to tell the nation what a lot of people had guessed long ago. The grand jury that first met 13 months ago is disbanding without issuing an indictment.
Unsolved murders happen, of course.
They are part of the history of any community. It's bad enough that the original crime scene was horribly compromised by police bungling, with John Ramsey even being allowed to move his daughter's body from where it had been found. But the crime team couldn't get its act together even after that. Eruptions of sniping and infighting among investigators, as well as between police and prosecutors, consistently undermined public confidence that the probe was in competent hands. To make matters worse, Hunter seemed to move with the speed of a dazed sloth.