Meanwhile, John secured the ransom money for the kidnappers. The couple arrived soon after the police and were allowed to enter the house, something that would now be prohibited. Murder Files: JonBenet Ramsey Part 3 - The Suspects and Theories The Family Patsy and John Ramsey have been the main suspects in their childs murder since. In the meantime, the Ramseys had called their friends, the Whites, to help with the search for JonBenét.
Police arrived at the Ramsey’s home, but due to the holidays, the experienced officers were off duty, leaving the rookies to deal with the kidnapping. The actual person responsible for the murder varies depending on who is theorizing. In the early goings of the case, the Ramsey family was under heavy scrutiny given the suspicions of the ransom notes, authenticity, and the little evidence to suggest an intruder. It told the Ramseys not to contact the police, and that they would be in contact between 8 am to 10 am that day. The first three suspects are the Ramseys themselves. Mother Patsy went downstairs to start breakfast for the family when she discovered a ransom note addressed to her husband John, demanding $118,000 - John's work bonus that year - for the safe return of their daughter, JonBenét. It boosted ratings, attracted viewers, to develop that controversy.In the early hours of the 26th of December, the Ramsey family woke up to catch a flight to their second home in Michigan on their private plane, for the remainder of the Christmas vacation.
You can’t write stuff like this, the day after Christmas in a mansion in Boulder, Colorado there lay little JonBenet Ramsey bludgeoned and strangled under a white sheet in her basement. Ramsey blamed the news media for fixating on his family, saying, “It became an entertainment event for the media, sadly. The murder of six-year-old blonde beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey has been the fixation of macabre fascination since the case broke in 1996. Karr made bizarre, detailed confessions to the killing, but authorities said DNA evidence showed he did not commit the crime.
Less than two months after Patsy Ramsey died, the case appeared to blow wide open with the arrest in Thailand of John Mark Karr, a sometime teacher obsessed with the little girl’s slaying. In 2003, a federal judge handling a defamation lawsuit in Atlanta involving the Ramseys said evidence in the case was more consistent with the theory that an intruder killed JonBenet, not her parents, and Lacy said she agreed. Lacy had previously expressed doubts that the parents were involved. Boulder police investigating the murder said the parents were under an “umbrella of suspicion.” News reports cast suspicion on JonBenet’s older brother, Burke. For years after the slaying, checkout-aisle tabloids and crime shows went after the couple.
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