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Jonbenet Ramsey Murder Case

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A bone­chilling, mystery, murder took place in a peaceful/small town in Boulder, Colorado, taken place on Christmas night shook the nation. Beauty queen, pageant winner, adorable, innocent JonBenet Ramsey was killed in the family home on the night of December 25th, 1996. Jonbenet was found with a device around her neck that straggled her, stun gun marks on her left side of her body, hands tied above her head, and tape over her mouth. Later autopsies found that the girl was bashed over her head leaving an 8 ½ inch fracture. Then found later on that Jonbenet was sexually assaulted. There are many case scenarios that still go around even years later. No one knows who exactly killed JonBenet, but people have been finding amazing details on who …show more content…

So why was it that Burke decided to exclude his little sister? Probably because he was still jealous that even after his sister’s death, she still had the spotlight. There was also a movie documented on the JonBenet Ramsey killing as it was supposed to be portrayed as true. It was shown that the actress acting as Patsy going ballistic when the investigators asked a question about Burke. Was it that she was trying to protect the only child she had left? Statistics show that when a family loses a child 90% of parents divorce. Why is it that John and Patsy still stay together? Is it because of their own deed, or trying to cover up for a family member all this time? Also i read there was a profiler talked about how “a weapon (toy) was found in JonBenet’s room and it was a rope like medieval 7 device that when tightened around say someone’s neck needed very little pressure to kill.” That makes me think that maybe Burke could’ve done it so easily, making the garret and just pulling with all his strength. Thinking about that theory made me realize how it didn’t have to be an adult but simply a 9 or 10 year old boy who was angry at his sister for always being the spotlight of the Ramsey

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