>Removal of the 'potential dna evidence' only helps a person who will
>be 'on the radar' for some reason.
I mean ofcourse removal of the dna evidence by removing the corpse from the home. This protects only someone who would eventually be focused on by investigators and it also would protect anyone who knew that his dna was already in a database somewhere.

>There are obvious risks to removing the corpse. Ever get a
>speeding ticket or skid on some ice in the wee hours of the
>morning. If he had left Boulder, the police officer involved
>might have expressed a little curiosity. Inside the Boulder
>city limits, I don't know what the cop would have done.
Yeah, I guess I don't have a very high opinion of the Boulder cops. Is this unfair to the one or two competent cops on the BPD? Probably.