I believe yes, LE was hasty in naming DR as a suspect. It seems to me they feel the need to name someone as a POI (which means NOTHING in court by the way) just for the simple reason that they are executing a search warrant of someone's property. It's widely known in St. Joseph and has been publicly reported nothing was found in the dirt taken for analysis. Again, tests on my property were completed in 1 month, though LE told me otherwise. Stearns kept telling me the BCA had my property, though when some of the property I have received, clearly shows they received the property months prior. If they would've found anything, he would have been arrested immediatly.
I don't think naming a POI in 2010 is hasty, is it?
There have been many many many cases on here that a person is arrested a long time after the evidence is analyzed.
You were exonerated right away when ballistics were analyzed.