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Unsolved: The Case Of Jon Benet Ramsey

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The Jon Benet Ramsey case has remained unsolved for many years.Many believe it was an outside job and many others believe it was an inside job.There are many documentaries out there but most of them are biased toward the family committing this horrible crime.There are many factors in this case pointing towards the family.In reality anybody the family know and weather they loved them or hated them one of them could have created this crime.Now the murder of Jon Benet Ramsey was a gruesome one,first Jon Benet was hit in the head with enough force to crack her skull open perfect enough,evidence shows that it was a flashlight because when it impacted it made a almost rectanuglar shape in the head.Second there was strangulation marks around her neck

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