FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 3, 1997

Contact: Leslie Aaholm, Media Relations
303/441-3090
Pager: 303/441-3851; pager #4060
or
Kelvin McNeill
Media Relations
(Same phone and pager)

INCIDENT NEWS RELEASE #7
Jan. 3 Update on Ramsey Case
Boulder Police continue to investigate the Ramsey homicide. This case has been designated as the highest priority of the Boulder Police Department until further notice. The latest information Police can release includes the following:

* Police anticipate releasing the crime scene later tonight (Friday) or tomorrow (Saturday).
* Police are planning to have their field officers who went to Atlanta back on Monday.
* Police are aware that the Ramsey family flew into the Jefferson County Airport early this morning. Police have not confirmed a time to speak with the Ramseys, but are in the process of setting up that appointment.
* The voice mail tip line which was set up yesterday has received a substantial number of calls. Police have assigned personnel to log and monitor the calls and will respond to those that show promise. The calls have included opinions, suggestions, theory and possible leads.

In response to comments and criticism about not confirming rumors or providing extensive details of the case, the Police Department states they will continue to investigate this case with the highest professional standards. The Boulder Police Department has a long history of highly competent police work and enjoys the support of the community. There are certain facts in this case that only the killer and police are aware of and it is vital to our investigation that the integrity of the information remain intact. The likelihood of getting a successful conclusion to this case is based on maintaining the security of this information.

TO: Mark R. Beckner, Chief of Police

FROM: Joseph Pura, Director Financial Services

DATE: May 1, 2001

SUBJ: Expenses related to Ramsey Homicide

1996 expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:
Overtime Expenses 604.75 Hrs. $20,340.80
Travel Expenses $ 248.38
Investigative Expense $ 788.55

Total Expenditures for 1966 $ 21,377.73

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1997 Expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:
On-duty Salary Expense $308,630.81
Overtime Expense 3,929.5 Hours $134,621.66
Travel Expenses through 12-31-97 $ 57,392.46
Investigative Expense through 12-31-97 $ 30,830.08

Total Expenditures for 1997 $531,475.01

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1998 Expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:

On-duty Salary Expense P.P.#26 $562,149.72
Overtime Expense 954 Hours $ 37,541.46
Travel Expenses through 12-31-98
$ 11,319.01

Investigative Expense through 12-31-98 $ 19,946.74

Total Expenditures for 1998 $630,956.93

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1999 Expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:

On-duty Salary Expense P.P.#25 $220,780.26
Overtime Expense 218.75 Hours $ 10,554.11
Travel Expenses through 12-30-99 $ 3,842.91
Investigative Expense through 12-30-99 $ 3,010.70

Total Expenditures for 1999 $238,187.98

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2000 Expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:

On-duty Salary Expense P.P.#26 $ 133,648.28
Overtime Expense $ 4,898.78
Travel Expenses through 12-31-2000 $ 3,157.00
Investigative Expense $ 4,369.25

Total Expenditures for 2000 $ 146,073.31

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2001 Expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide Investigation:

On-duty Salary Expense through 5-1-01 $39,518.11
Overtime Expense through 5-1-01 $ 1,247.22
Investigative Expense $ 550.00

Total Expenditures for 2001 $ 41,315.33

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Total expenditures related to Ramsey Homicide
Investigation for 1996, 97, 98, 99, 2000, & 2001. $1,609,386.29

(Does not include on duty costs of investigation for Management Exempt employees, such as Chief, Commander and Legal Advisor)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jan. 23, 1997

Contact: Leslie Aaholm/Kelvin McNeill
Media Relations / (303) 441-3090

RAMSEY NEWS RELEASE #18
The Boulder Police investigation into the death of JonBenet Ramsey continues. The investigation is moving forward according to plan. A formal interview with the Ramsey family has not been scheduled and no timeline has been established for scheduling. Police have not requested a polygraph examination of the Ramsey family.

There is a core group of 10-15 Boulder police personnel assigned full-time to the investigation. The police investigators are responsible for the day-to-day management of the case and other personnel are brought in as needed.

In addition, a daily public inventory of what test results have been completed will not be provided. Any test results returned to Boulder Police will only be discussed in a court of law.

I'd like to hear them say Oliva is cleared--they did a thorough investigation, including handwriting analysis...blood and cigarette DNA, and the man is clean as a whistle.

Wasn't a BORG lead, let's just file it in the circular file - -

"You didn't see it, you didn't hear it, you won't say nothing to no one, never tell a soul, you never heard it, oh how absurd it all seems without any proof" - - The Who (Tommy)

What he meant was the BPD had not cleared anyone you saw on CBS last night, which would include the wild-eyed child molester Churchmouse, who quite possibly could have had the motive, means, and opportunity to kill JBR.

Whether Gary Oliva is the culprit or not, the fact that the BPD never returned 'Michael's' phone calls is pitiful.