>Someone who was overlooked the first time is more likely.
Thats why the important thing is for DA-Keenan to do exactly what is being done: a thorough review of the file to determine what was undone and which 'ends are too loose'.

I think one area that not fully explored was the tack the police took originally when they were asking John Ramsey questions about who do you owe money too, who has a beef with you, etc. The cops were on the right track: they were looking for someone with a motive. I think if the BPD can go back and interview the fourth grade teacher of Patsy Ramsey they should go that far back looking for persons holding a grudge and having a very slow burning fuse. I don't think 'recent events' played a role in this at all.

I know there is a difference between a small, rather insular English village and a major city such as Boulder, Colorado but I wonder if massive screening might be useful. Get more data on the dna and find out what other, less often tested, markers there are. Not just the standard loci but try to see what information is available from all the dna they have.