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| UnknownLoser |
Posted - 05 July 2004 : 09:52:06 AM
Who did it? Her parents? Well...Then why are they not locked up? O.o
-UnknownLoser
Quote of the week:
"Death Bringith new death, the poison hath not yeild." 7/3/04
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| UnknownLoser |
Posted - 23 June 2005 : 06:13:05 AM
Yes, but even after all of that information, you still don't know who did it. So therefore it is an unsolved crime.
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| B5160-8 |
Posted - 17 November 2004 : 10:06:19 PM
Its JonBenet Ramsey, and it was not the parents. The media led a "witch hunt" against the Ramsey Family. There house was large solidly built and heavily carpeted, ideal for soundless movement. A pubic hair was found on the blanket that JonBenet was wrapped in. It does not belong to John, Patsy or Burke Ramsey. The DNA sample that was found in JonBenet's underpants. Did not belong to anyone in the Ramsey family.
Here are things that I believe based on the case file
- JonBenet knew her killer
- The killer could have come from a small circle of friends around the Ramsey home in Boulder. (the circle would include family, neighbors, and employees of the Ramseys.)
- The killer could be a sexual predator who may have used the pageant circuit to select victims
- The killer was familiar with the layout of the Ramsey house
- The killer knew the Ramseys personally enough to know that John Ramsey received a bonus of $118,000. (The exact amount asked in the Ransom letter)
- The duct tape and the cord used in the murder were not found in the Ramsey house. The offender must have brought them in and taken them out when he/she left the house after the murder.
- If the killer did use the basement window to enter/exit the house he would have to be small enough to fit
"Hate the living, love the dead" |
| UnknownLoser |
Posted - 30 August 2004 : 09:51:35 AM
I wish I had money. ^.^
And I don't get it, they had no motive, why would they kill her?
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| Jamie Cook |
Posted - 07 July 2004 : 09:16:14 AM
Money, Money and Mo' Money!!!!
Mary Ann Cotton, She is dead and she is rotten, She lies in her bead, with her eyes wide open, sing, sing, oh, what can I sing, Mary Ann Cotton is tied up with a string. Where, where? Up in the air. Sellin' black pudddens a penny a pair.
British nusery rhyme |
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