Who Killed Jonbenoet Ramsey

Now I am going to give you some background on this subject. The police officers had a lot of suspects and a lot of evidence and the evidence pointed to a lot of people, but then there was evidence that pointed to someone else. The crime scene was not sealed off like it should have been to preserve the evidence. The room in the basement that John found JonBenet in was checked twice by police

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The murders showed no sign of struggle and no sign of a break in. Andrew Borden was found dead on his couch. According to Stephen Christianson of Encyclopedia.com “When a policeman, followed

When JonBenet's dad was looking for her, he knew exactly where to look which is a little absurd. When he found JonBenet, she was wrapped in a blanket with a bloody head. “JonBenét’s body was found in the basement of her parents’ Boulder home on the day after Christmas in 1996.”

December 26, 1996, she was found murdered in the basement of her own home. The cause of death was suffocation. According to police reports, “ JonBenet was found in the small room covered with a blanket, her wrists were tied above her head, her mouth was covered with tape, and a nylon cord was wrapped around her neck”. There were also signs of sexual assault before she had been murdered. In fact, that there was a possibility of her having been sexually assaulted more than just right before her death. The prime suspects for the case were, of course, her parents. A note was left behind prior to the finding of the body, stated that if the Ramsey’s wanted to see their daughter again that they would have to attain $ 1118,000 from Mr. Ramsey’s account. This note was obviously not honored , asbecause JonBenet’s body was found around 30 minutes after the note was left.

Based on the research I conducted on the Ramsey case I would have to conclude the Patsy Ramsey is the one that killed her daughter. Here’s why I focus on Patsy Ramsey. First, the ransom note was found in the kitchen where Patsy went first thing every morning to fix herself a cup of coffee. How would a killer know this is where she would be going to first?

The police then proceeded to ask questions such as: did JonBenet wet the bed and have you ever found blood or semen on her bed or anybody else’s bed. Later she was ordered to have blood, fingerprint and hair samples taken. C. An autopsy was performed, which determined that JonBenét had died of strangulation and a fractured skull. 1.

They found HI-TEC boots by his body, the same boots prints that were found in the basement where Jonbenet’s body was found, as well as a stun gun, which was also used on Jonbenet.

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After a year of investigating with no leads, police began to suspect that JonBenet’s parents, Jon and Patsy Ramsey, were responsible for their daughter’s death. As a result, the Ramseys received harsh media backlash. Years after the case, they have been making public appearances in an attempt to clear their name. It wasn’t until Patsy Ramsey died from ovarian cancer till the media died

Basement, 6 year old girl, and strangulation, these three things are in the Jonbenet’s murder case. December 26,1996 at about 5:52 am, Patsy Ramsey called 911 to report her daughter missing. Patsy found a ransom note on her staircase addressed to John Ramsey. The note demanded $118,000 and that was the exact amount John’s bonus was that year. The mystery behind Jonbenet can be summed up in two theories: John Mark Karr and the parents and brother.

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In the JonBenet Ramsey case, the bad outweighs the good. Police have been criticized for not properly securing the Ramsey home in the beginning of the investigation. The case is a high profiled case dealing with a prestigious family. John Ramsey was well known and worshiped in the community due to his wealth. As lead investigator in the case, the original detectives in the case should be given a standing ovation. The case was difficult to solve from the start due to media attention. The detectives tried everything to get a conviction but it was side barred due to misrepresented of scientific evidence. The case was simply based on political favors and cover-ups. The lead investigator should have immediately requested a change of venue in order

In my opinion, the people who witnessed the murder were very selfish. If at least one of them would have called the police, she might have had a chance to survive. It is not my place to blame the witnesses though, because if it was me in their position I might have been t shocked to contact the police. if you think about