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"The initial gathering of evidence was bad, in my opinion, very bad." Delnita Davis also contends detectives didn't listen to the family's pleas to bring in Federal Bureau of Investigation agents immediately. She says the residence was a vacant Veteran's Home Administration repossession, and a sticker on the window stated the FBI would prosecute anyone breaking the law within the house. "We asked for outside help from the FBI right from the start, but the detective division said they were as qualified as the FBI, and they would get the job handled," Delnita Davis said. "They've sure handled the job well so far, haven't they?" POLICE DID PROVIDE the FBI with all available information on the case in November of 1985 so officials could draft a profile of the possible killer, Jones said. Jones also defends the detectives' initial crime-scene investigation, including the fact the body was removed from the house when the police report shows Morris likely was dead at the scene.

"All hell broke loose at the crime scene right from the start," Jones said. "We had half the neighborhood near the house, we had officers responding, and then an ambulance attendant just happens to be the victim's brother." The situation was complicated by the life-saving efforts of ambulance attendants, Jones admits. "You can't blame anyone for the initial confusion at the scene," Jones said. "By the time detectives in the know had arrived, it was too late. "An attendant was already giving (mouth-to-mouth) resuscitation, and we couldn't stop him once the CPR had started.

We were in the house gathering information until 8 the next morning, and we've followed up hundreds of leads since then. We've done extensive interviewing. We've tried our damnedest to solve this murder." DELNITA DAVIS WROTE a letter to Greely May 19, 1986, complaining about the investigation. Jones confirms the Attorney General's office conducted an investigation of the department's actions, and reported detectives had followed correct police procedure. She also wrote at least two letters to Melcher the first on May 6, then again May 27 and received seper-ate responses.

Melcher also continued the correspondence with Davis on Aug. 15 and Dec. 2. In later correspondence, Melcher admits his letters to state and local law enforcement agencies had little bearing on the investigation. Today, Delnita Davis says she has lost all confidence in the detective division.

"I've known since the murder they would never solve this, I had a gut feeling about it," she said. "People will never know how you feel about the unsolved murder of a son until it happens to them," Delnita Davis concluded. "You know, this whole thing it really blows your mind. It really does." Jones says the case will be solved. "We have always maintained the attitude that we will solve this case, we have never given up he said.

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