But Mimi Wesson, a University of Colorado law professor and former federal prosecutor, said the accumulation of "leaked" evidence, no matter the source, could give the Ramsey's a stronger argument for dismissal of the case or a change of venue. A cautious prosecutor is aware of this and does not divulge information "promiscuously," said Wesson.

Wesson also said it appears the Ramsey lawyers are taking a cue from independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr's investigation of President Clinton, in which officials have attempted to use politics to turn the public against the prosecutor. "It's just an interesting strategy to get people to start talking about leaks ... and misconduct," Wesson said
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Interesting how this law professor (and the article itself) has turned it around from the Ramsey attorneys requesting accountability for these leaks that make the Ramseys look like liars to the leaks working in favor of or being a strategy of the Ramsey attorneys. Looks to me like a case of blaming the victim.

I'd still like to know if Aerospace ever provided any kind of report on this attempted enhancement.