For two families, Wednesday's announcement clearing two men of murder came as a relief.But it also brought more questions.

Though they have never met, both families wondered the same thing: Who killed Anne Kasprzak?

The 15-year-old Riverton girl, who pronounced her name "Annie," was killed nearly a year ago today: Her body, beaten beyond recognition and left in the Jordan River in Draper, was found on March 11, 2012.

Her death remains unsolved.

Within three weeks of the murder, Draper police made two arrests in what initially appeared to be an air-tight case, with a female eyewitness prepared to testify against the two felons. She claimed she saw them knock the girl unconscious, drive off with her body and return hours later covered in blood and bragging about killing her.

But Draper police announced Wednesday that they had arrested the wrong men. Daniel Ferry, 32, and Veanuia Vehekite, 31, were cleared through an extensive investigation, police said.

The news came as a relief to Daniel Ferry's mother, Loris, and his brother, Chris.

"I never believed Daniel did it," Loris Ferry said. "I've just felt horrible for Anne's family."

The two listened in on a press conference at Draper City Hall, hoping to hear police issue an apology for all the heartache they had put the family through in a situation that Loris Ferry said "terrorized our entire family."

They left disappointed.