AN OPEN LETTER TO PROSECUTING ATTORNEY BILL NASH: granddaughter was molested by her step-father

I apologize for using this forum to air my grievances with your office but, since emails and telephone calls have gone unanswered, I feel that I need to use whatever venue is available to insure that my granddaughter's interests are protected.  

Approximately 2 months ago Detective Sergeant Faust of the Columbus PD turned an evidence file to your office attesting to the fact that my granddaughter was molested by her step-father while staying with him and her mother in Bartholomew County.  

We have tried several times since then to find out if your office was going to prosecute this case, but our queries go unanswered by your victims advocate and staff.  We are continually told that the prosecutors are reviewing it, but they will not give us any guidance as to when they might decide, or even if they will decide at all. 

I understand that a city as large as yours has an equally large workload, and if this were a lesser case I would be less apt to pursue this matter with as much diligence, but a pedophile is walking the streets and although he has been arrested in Marion County for felony child molestation in their county, the same happened in your county, and your office is seemingly ignoring this matter.    

I also understand about appropriated (public) funds and the need to be a good steward of those funds, but how do I tell my granddaughter that law enforcement in Bartholomew County has chosen to abstain in this case after she endured all the abuse that she did.  She did all the right things.  She told school officials in Bartholomew Co. and was told to tell her mother.   

She tried to tell people in the apartment complex that she stayed at (in Bartholomew Co) and her mother told everyone that she had mental issues.  When Dept. of Children's Services was contacted they went to her mother's apartment and simply ask my granddaughter in their presence if she had been molested by her stepfather.  What did they expect her say in that situation?  

She had been repeatedly threatened by both individuals.   Soon after they took my granddaughter to another county and continued the abuse and DCS lost track of her.  She was failed by many people and now the question is will she be failed again?  

Mr. Nash, they say that you’re a good man and I have no reason not to believe this.  My question is simply "what would you do in a similar situation if it was your daughter, granddaughter, niece, etc.?" Statistics state that a pedophile on average will molest at least 30 children before he gets caught, and I'm sure he walks your streets on a regular basis.  Does that not make anyone nervous?  

Is Bartholomew Co. going to prosecute or not, and if not, I hope that you'll be the person to tell my granddaughter why.  Thank you for your time.