This arrest doesn't answer any of the questions asked when the Ramsey's refused to talk to cops in the first place.
Listen to the way he talks...He says he was with her when she died. No one talks like that when they kill someone. He says it was accidental and unintended, yet he cautiously cleaned everything. Not bloody likely.
Put this guy in Colorado...He has no ties to Colorado, little alone Boulder. He has no ties to the Ramsey's what-so-ever.
Put this guy in the house...A total stranger, knows where everything is in the house (the flashlight to cave in the back of her skull, a change of clothes, the seemingly hidden room in the basement), and accidentally kills the girl. Then cleans everything up, changes the girls clothes and leaves her in a room that no one in the house except for family memebrs know about. Then leaves through a tiny window covered by a rusted metal grate, that Jean can barely squeeze out, leaving one left foot print outside. There is litterally NO other evidence inside the house except a hand print (which is unidentified) and DNA under the girls fingernails.
To top it all off, the CU professor is the one who turned this dude over. The CU prof is shopping a book deal right now about the case (again), and always has been a staunch supporter of the Ramsey's innocense. He has everything to gain from the publicity.
I'm no genius, but I am a thinker. This arrest doesn't solve anything. It only brings up a ton of questions that shouldn't be asked if you have a solid suspect, which is what is claimed. The only way this guy will be found guilty is if the crappy DNA found under Jean's finger nails matches...My money is it doesn't. The DNA evidence found under her nails has been processed already with no match because it is full of all kinds of crap. Its not even a clean sample of one person's DNA.
My money is still on the mother killing the daughter. The family acted strange from day one, and never cleared up anything to make themselves innocent.
