NEW: South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg seemed to know he killed a man with his car, say agents
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg knew that he had run over and killed a man, a pair of North Dakota investigators told a South Dakota legislative panel considering impeachment proceedings on Wednesday afternoon.
Videos of their 2020 interviews with Ravnsborg, with the agents telling him that some people thought he was lying about having no idea he’d killed a man until returning to the scene of the crash the following day, had been posted on a South Dakota Department of Public Safety website for a few days last year. The judge hearing the criminal case against Ravnsborg ordered them taken down. But copies still exist online.
The NDBCI agents had been brought across state lines to assist South Dakota authorities after the Sept. 12, 2020, crash because the South Dakota Department of Criminal Investigation reports to the attorney general — Ravnsborg. The agents said they felt Ravnsborg knew almost immediately what had happened. They also noted Boever’s DNA was discovered on the windshield of Ravnsborg’s car and Boever’s glasses were found inside the vehicle.
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