A. No.

Q. Why not?

A. Because I was unaware of these people.

Q. Did anybody in the Boulder Police Department make an attempt, to your knowledge, to interview
the two 30-year old twins, the Richardson twins, that lived with Melody Stanton?

A. Not that I'm aware of.

A. Which two friends are you referring to?

Q. The ones that were with him on Christmas and were at the Ramseys on I believe the party of the
23rd; do you know who I'm talking about?

A. Mr. Fleet White's house guests at the time?

Q. Yes. His friends that were house guests, did you all ever get any non-testimonial evidence, hair,
DNA, 5 handwriting from Mr. Cox or Mr. Gaston?

A. I believe Detective Harmer received that assignment and made attempts to conduct that
investigation. And I'm not sure whether or not she was successful in those attempts.

We may not even need a DNA database to match the mystery DNA...sounds like it might be a good idea to test EVERYONE who was present first! Duh...But, then I'm not even sure we know exactly who was present.

The more I read the madder I get.

I knew they NEVER TESTED those Calif. men and I bet Fleet was never tested either.Who was he assigned too... the man in the moon?

What a JOKE!

The BPD had 6 years to not solve this - - let's give the new team a full year before even starting to raise an eyebrow. They have a lot of work to do and those people who once were all right there in Boulder are all over the place now... some are dead... memories have faded.

But the evidence is there and this case can be solved. Lou told me when he showed me the Powerpoint demonstration that he believes this can be solved - - and prosecuted.

I hear so much about this Powerpoint presentation. Is it available on the web for anyone to review? Or was it the basis for The Elite -Court TV show of November 7, 2002?

I was fortunate enough to have seen it several times. Lou sat with me and showed it to me and I was present when he showed it to others later.

He sits with you and goes through the crime scene photos and explains what he sees, answers questions and brick by brick he builds a very good case against the intruder.

A good place to review it - - you can see the photos fairly well if you click on them to make them larger - is the Rocky Mountain News article found at:

http://rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_408302,00.html

The 'primary' areas of interest are the bedroom, the area where she died and the area where she was found.

I do not know if any fingerprints were found in these areas or in such obvious areas as the front door, but in order to know what prints were 'potentially valuable' a latent print examiner would need to have 'elimination prints'.

You get a complete set of prints from everyone known to have been in the house recently.

Now this is just fingerprints. Its not dna or pubic hairs or anything like that.

Sure the people can refuse to be printed, but you atleast ask!

As we see in his deposition, Steve Thomas does not have the evidence to support his theory that Patsy is responsible for JB's death. What I don't understand is why Smit would use in his presentation the picture of the wide open train room window. Sure its labeled a crime scene photograph, but Smit knew that the picture was inaccurate long before the Rocky Mountain News article and the Court TV show. Why, because John Ramsey told him so during his interview of June 23, 1998. John told Smit he found the window open about an inch.

I believe Smit's use of this picture was unnecessary and deceptive. I think Keenan needs to take a close look at the crime scene photos taken by the BPD and used by Smit, particularly as to the time the pictures were taken and what may have occurred between the time the police arrived on the scene and the taking of the pictures.

I wish I could see the Whites house.

They should be able to ask for DNA samples as a means of determining if the DNA found at the crime scene was the result of casual contact on the day of the party.

It's probably WAY too late, but everyones clothes from that day should have been collected as well, to make sure that any fibers found at the crime scene were also NOT from casual contact.

What an uphill battle these new investigators have. With so many mistakes to make up for.