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Originally Posted by Army Wife'79
Everyone was suspicious of the family b/c they refused to be interviewed when at any other crime scene, the parents would be separated and interviewed to see if their stories match etc. They were treated with "kid gloves" b/c they were rich and if they had cooperated they maybe could have been ruled out ages ago. I never understood why they refused to be questioned by the Denver police. So many things didn't "jive" like the ransom note being written from paper in Patsy's drawer, like a burglar is going to wait till he gets to the house to write the note?
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Originally Posted by Army Wife'79
I read a book written by the lead detective in Denver and he said once the body was found (and she was no longer missing), they refused to answer any questions at all. And it went on like that for years. Police always rule out the family and close friends first.
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The book you read was fiction.
You are wrong on just about every count The Ramseys were interviewed multiple times. They were interviewed separately. The family provided DNA and hand writing samples. The family provided everything with the exception of a signed confession to a crime they didn't commit.
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