>Some of her hairs were found amongst the innards.
Not quite... I think you have to add the word 'consistent' and I think it is 'fibers' not hairs. Not sure though. Could you check on this? ALSO, there might be a temporal aspect to this, I don't know.

>The benefit of taking the body from the home would be substantial.
ONLY if the dna obtained from the corpse was likely to be matched to a suspect. If "SickPuppy" flew in from Germany a week earlier, selected the Ramseys by sticking a pin in the phone book and doing some research at the local library and then flew back to Germany, the removal of the body would have gained him nothing at all. Removal of the 'potential dna evidence' only helps a person who will be 'on the radar' for some reason.

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.