Ravnsborg, in a statement released through a private spokeman, said he appreciated more than ever, that the presumption of innocence placed within our legal system continues to work. I have and will continue to pray for Joe Boever and his family, he said. I cannot imagine their pain and loss and I do send my deepest condolences to them.”
A Sioux Falls attorney confirmed he was representing Jenny Boever, Joe s widow, in an imminent civil lawsuit. The family deserves answers to what happened that night, said Scott Heidepriem. The attorney general should be held accountable for his actions just like anyone else.
The announcement from Hyde County State's Attorney Emily Sovell came more than five months after Jason Ravnsborg admitted he hit and killed 55-year-old Joseph Boever with his car along the shoulder of U.S. Highway 14, just outside the limits of Highmore, S.D., the night of Sept. 12.
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