The Jon Benet Ramsey Ranson Note- We will break it down.
From Jennifer Coffindaffer FBI on Twitter: The Jon Benet Ramsey Ranson Note- We will break it down submitted by /u/candy1710 [link] [comments]
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We are a true crime community dedicated to exploring case facts, evidence and theories surrounding the death of JonBenét Ramsey. JonBenét Patricia Ramsey was a six-year-old girl found dead in the basement of her Boulder, Colorado home on December 26, 1996. Her case remains unsolved.
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If you believe any Ramsey did it, do you think John has thought about how he will have to explain the lifetime of lies to JonBenet in the afterlife?
I wonder if given the extremely religious narrative the Ramseys have played, if they’ve thought about this- particularly John as he ages. They seem to truly believe in Heaven and have said that they know JonBenet is safe there. Do you think he has thought about how he will potentially have to confront JonBenet about this when he dies? If any RDI scenario is true, they will not only have betrayed…
Possible death bed confession from John when the time comes?
I'm basing this off of the idea that Patsy did it accidentally, began to stage a kidnapping and wrote the note in an attempt to fool John, but John eventually figured it out, but went along with it because he didn't want Burke to be without his mother, and he believed that however Patsy had killed Jonbenet, it was an accident. (Listen to "A Normal Family" podcast for a more detailed explanation).…
The Balcony?
Hi, i am personally lean more RDI but im not completely against the idea of IDI. So for those who think IDI, is it possible they entered through the balcony. Someone posted a few weeks ago a map of the house, i noticed there was a balcony by jonbenets room, is it possible the intruder entered through there? I know a lot of people think the intruder was in the house before the ramseys got home.…
Even if you believe RDI, why is this subreddit so unwilling to criticize the way the Boulder Police Department or the media handled the case?
If you were around in 1997 up until about 2006 or so, you know the media and Boulder Police treated the case as if John and Patsy being guilty was a foregone conclusion, and probably messed up a lot of the investigation by doing so. Even to this day, the fact that I can’t actually get a straight answer on plenty of aspects of this case without having it immediately contradicted by something else…
What if the Ramseys are innocent?
Just a question, I do not have any particular theories about who did what and how it happened but was just wondering what if they actually trace the found DNA to someone who actually could be the killer and the Ramseys are innocent? What would your reaction be, how would you feel? With all of these theories, not a single one makes perfect sense so in a way this question doesnt make any sense, but…
Is it possible that at the time John first walked the officer into the basement and discovered the broken window, he didn't yet know the truth of what had happened?
The reason I say this is because he admitted in that moment to breaking the window months earlier when he was locked out. If he knew the whole story at that point, it seems like the broken window would have been a perfect cover. Why admit to doing it yourself? It's a certainty that he later discovered JBR on his own, prior to the fake discovery, but isn't it possible that in the 6:00AM hour, when…
Child death equals divorce myth
So I have read multiple sources, including the above refute that the idea that child death causes divorce. In fact showing that bereaved couples have a lower rate of divorce. So when John mentioned the myth, he didn't attempt to refute the claim, but claimed that he and his wife were special somehow. submitted by /u/TwisterUprocker [link] [comments]
JonBenét Ramsey Investigators 'Optimistic' Cold Case Will Be Solved as 'Unidentified Male' DNA Recovered
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