John Ramsey: Please see sources for Patsy Ramsey (1). Additional sources relating to John: Access Graphics celebrates $1 billion mark (only days before murder); John Ramsey's wealth; business relationships with Bynum (8), "Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14), and Lowell Elowsky (18); corporate record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing John and Lowell Elowsky as co-directors along with "Pasta" Jay (available only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here). Roy Romer: general background information ; friendship with Haddon (16); Haddon's power in relation to Romer's, Vanity Fair, p. 325; article about letter from Steve Thomas criticizing DA's Office; copy of Thomas letter; reaction to letter from Romer (3), others; announcement that Romer will not appoint independent prosecutor to replace Hunter (23); editorial about Romer's decision.; Romer rejects White's call for a special prosecutor. William Gray: business ties with Wise (6) and Hunter (23) (see also Wecht, p. 281). Lee Foreman: Ramsey team member; background; Clinton (20) as client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since at least 1978); role in Lindsley trial with Morgan (21); role in Alan Berg murder trial (Berg was friend and mentor of Peter Boyles, Bardach, p. 326) with Burke (19); defending Hoffman (25) in malpractice case (also seeWecht, p. 281); meeting in Bynum's (8) office, DeMuth (28) back rub, p. 327; HM&F's connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma bombing conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting analysis was a junk science); HM&F connections to Michael Tigar; invitation to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our web". Bill Wise: business ties with Hunter (23) and Gray (4) (also see Wecht, p. 281). Edwin Meese: connection to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13). Mike Bynum: personal and law firm information; role in hiring Ramsey attorneys; interview with Diane Sawyer on Prime Time Live (he also gave a Ramsey house tour); business relationships with John Ramsey (2), "Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14), and Lowell Elowsky (18), and law partner Stavely's (30) involvement with Pasta Jay; Ramsey friends buy Boulder murder house; excerpt from Rivera Live show transcript pertaining to Bynum's firm's involvement in Ramsey case (unavailable on line and reprinted below). Pete Hofstrom: Hunter's statement that Hofstrom is more in charge of the Ramsey case than he is, handwriting "tea party," and friendships with Morgan (21) and Burke (18), Bardach, p 327. ; family's common church membership with Patsy and John Ramsey (1, 2) and Morgan (21); common church membership with Barbara and John Fernie; source for common church membership with Beuf (15) no longer available. Hunter S. Thompson: client of Haddon (16), Vanity Fair, p. 325. Robert Miller: lawyers to assist BPD; business connection with Haddon (16) (alsoWecht, p. 281). Miller lauds Morgan (21). Patrick Furman: hired by Patsy; second article on hiring by Patsy. Pat Korten: detailed background; joining Ramsey team, background; background; relationship with Meese (7), Thomas (17), and North (26), Wecht, p. 13; fired 3/29/27. "Pasta" Jay Elowsky: arrest in bat incident; connection of bat incident to Ramseys; details about bat incident, relationships with John Ramsey (2), Bynum (8), Lowell Elowsky (18), and Stavely (22) explained; sentencing in bat incident; Tom McCartney, son of Bill McCartney (30), as character witness; DUI incident (8/13/98 article; search archives); corporate record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing Lowell Elowsky and John Ramsey as co-directors along with "Pasta" Jay (available only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here). Dr. Francesco Beuf: KUSA-TV transcript of Beuf interview 2/14/97; Beuf rules out abuse 2/16/97; documentation of marriage to Penni Pearson is on a house transfer record obtained from Lexis-Nexis which will not be reproduced here as it contains personal information and addresses; Pearson's painting and acting career; source for membership in St. John's Episcopal Church in Boulder no longer available; church membership of Patsy and John Ramsey (1, 2), Hofstrom's (9) family, and Morgan (21); church membership of Barbara and John Fernie; Hal Haddon: political power and relationships, Vanity Fair, p. 324; Clinton (20) as client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since at least 1978); business connection with Miller (11) (also see Wecht, p. 281); Haddon's involvement with Hunter S. Thompson (10); HM&F's connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma boming conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting analysis was a junk science); HM&F connections to Michael Tigar; invitation to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our web"; reference to Haddon's lobbyist wife, Beverly (they were socializing in 1995 with Lt. Governor of Colorado, Gail Schoettler, and her husband Donald Stevens, a client of HM&F and friend of 35 years with John Ramsey); attorney for Denver 9-KUSA investigative reporter/anchor Paula Woodward (Rocky Mountain News, 12/17/92). Clarence Thomas: connection to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13). Lowell Elowski: relationships with John Ramsey (2), Bynum (8), and "Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14); corporate record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing Lowell and John Ramsey (2) as co-directors along with "Pasta" Jay (available only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here). Patrick Burke: Ramsey team member; Ramsey team member; more background; role in Alan Berg murder trial (Berg was friend and mentor of Peter Boyles, Bardach, p. 326) with Morgan (21); friendships with Hofstrom (9) and DeMuth (28), Bardach, p. 327. Bill Clinton: Connection with Haddon (16), Morgan (25) & Foreman (5); the firm has prepared his income taxes since at least 1978. Bryan Morgan: entry into case; detailed background [(including endorsement by Miller (11)] ; Ramsey team member; background; more background; Clinton (20) as client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since 1978); friendship with Hofstrom (9), Bardach, p ; common church membership with Patsy and John Ramsey (1, 2),and Hofstrom's family; common church membership with Barbara and John Fernie; source for common church menbership with Beuf (15) no longer available; HM&F's connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma boming conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting analysis was a junk science); HM&F connections to Michael Tigar; invitation to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our web". John Stavely: personal and law firm information; connection to "Pasta" Jay (14). Alex Hunter: profile; second profile; ties with Democratic Party, Schiller, p. 36 and Wecht, p. 211; statement that Hofstrom more in charge of the case than he is, Bardach, p. 327; business ties with Gray (4) and Wise (6), see also Wecht, p. 281; early critical editorial (2/28/97); justifies giving case files to Ramseys; DA's Office accused of shielding Ramseys; DA's office sharing information with Ramseys, Bardach, p. 327; article about letter from Steve Thomas criticizing DA's Office; copy of Thomas letter; reaction to letter from Romer (3), others; announcement that Romer will not appoint an independent prosecutor to replace Hunter; editorial about Romer's decision. Gary Hart: relationship with Haddon (16), Wecht, p. 13. Daniel Hoffman: lawyers to assist BPD; defended by Foreman (5) and Haddon (16) in legal malpractice suit which, ironically, involved conflict of interest charges (Fleet White's letter discusses Haddon's involvement); (also see Wecht, p. 281); career history including connections to Lockeed Martin [John Ramsey's (2) former employer]. Oliver North: connection to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13). Larry Pozner: Haddon's (16) underwriting of Pozner's celebration based on statment made by Peter Boyles on KHOW on August 12, 1998. Trip Demuth: (real first name Lawrence); friendship with Burke (19), back rub by Foreman (5), meeting in Bynum's (8) office, Bardach, p. 327. Byron Chrisman: personal and law firm information; building housing address given for JonBenet Ramsey Children's Foundation, son Steve mentioned; building featured at Chrisman Construction, Inc. site; son Jim Chrisman. Bill McCartney: general information relating to Bill McCartney and Promise Keepers; son Tom McCartney as character reference for "Pasta" Jay (14).; reference to friendship with "Pasta" Jay no longer available. Donald L. Stevens: friendship with and phone calls to John Ramsey (2); domestic violence history and Haddon, Morgan & Foreman connection; socializing with the Haddons. Gail Schoettler: connection with Ramseys; biography; Aerospace States Association; Rocky Flats and Denver Children's Museum association).; socializing with the Haddons. |