JonBenet Ramsey's brother hails Denver cops for cracking cold case murder to shade Boulder PD's 'inexperience'
BOULDER, COLORADO: The half-brother of JonBenet Ramsey has taken a dig at the police of Boulder after Denver police arrested a suspect in a sexual assault 'cold case' that happened in 2004. John Ramsey took to Twitter to praise the work of Denver cops as he shared: “Damn shame @boulderpolice refused the help of the much more experienced Denver PD. #jonbenetramsey,” while tagging a link to The Denver Post article about how the Denver cops used DNA evidence to solve the 'cold case'.
As per reports, the 49-year-old Jason Groshart was arrested on October 4 after DNA evidence and genetic genealogy linked him to a March 2004 case of burglary and sexual assault in the 3700 block of North Stuart Street. Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas told The Denver Post, “The arrest of Groshart demonstrates our commitment to victims of crime and that the Denver Police Department never forgets.
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