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Cold Cases Made By Jon Benet Ramsey

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Other than that, some cases become cold cases is because unsuccessful to find the real criminal due to false accused made by the detectives that end p to delay the investigation with a negative result. Jon Benet Ramsey stayed unsolved for over 20 years due to an error in the investigation including false accused made by the detectives. At first, detectives suspect her family because her dead body was found in their house basement. Unfortunately, the proof not strong enough to turn her family into the criminal. The detectives spent a lot of time to investigate her family even though her family resists to be investigated. This lead to the delay of time which can also turn the case into the cold case since there is no strong evidence to suspect

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