20/20 John and Patsy Ramsey Interview with Barbara Walters (March 17, 2000) FULL EPISODE

Thanks to Tom K. for sharing this with me!!!!

[@annanicole1717]

Ban beauty pageants that sexualize and any other child activity that exploit children. Protect the innocence of children.

[@MeeMee-gz5vp]

Well said

[@Natedawgg74]

How about quit blaming kids and blaming the demonic pedophiles!!! She was just a mother letting her child do parents. It's the killers fault!!!! Period!!!!

[@aleksandrac9335]

You are gross and you don't even know it

[@JasonJensenPI]

I am grateful that these interviews were conducted preserving their statements, and grateful they are available for review and analysis.

[@IsabelBam]

Patsy said:We will search for the murderer until we die. That sounds different than: We search the murderer until he is found. ? Sonds like they know that there's no foreign murderer in this world.

[@Shay_TheUnpopularOpinion_]

This story will never sit well with me 😞I hope it’s solved in my lifetime.

[@theramseycase]

Have a look at this video I put together here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIC8k2akhbyteq8 (Please look at a video on my channel "DNA in Doubt", a special on a local news channel in Colorado that aired in 2016. Also Handwriting vs Ransom Note). In my opinion, it will never be "solved." Boulder PD probably considers this case resolved internally due to the death of Patsy Ramsey. I am only guessing here, can't say one way or the other. Just a guess.

[@sunshinerays2747]

@@theramseycase this channel should be deleted so people can't lie anymore

[@sunshinerays2747]

@@vicksta8875 he didn't know she was dying. Truly sad

[@Shay_TheUnpopularOpinion_]

@@theramseycaseI agree. I actually believe the parents had involvement , more than likely John! In the CNN interview it almost looks like he was about to laugh. It’s very disturbing! Who calls a priest before even knowing your child is dead?!!

[@justacutepieceofshit]

Same. I go back and forth on who I think did it all the time.

[@SC-pe9ir]

One of the best reasons to have a dog in the house. No one is hiding in my house

[@freddie3206]

@SC-pe9ir, I agree with having a dog in the house. A nice big GERMAN SHEPHERD. But there was no one hiding in that house. This was an inside job.

[@dianamoney7411]

Same thoughts we have 2 inside

[@aleksandrac9335]

If i ever had a house i would have Giant schnauzers

[@raulalvarado5873]

The dog was staying at the neighbors the night before they said. I guess cause they were leaving town the next day.

[@SC-pe9ir]

@@raulalvarado5873 That's odd. Why wouldn't the neighbors just come over and watch the dog or take the dog after they had left? Pretty suspicious. How many people drop their dog off at the neighbor's house the night before they're leaving? Especially with kids who you would think would be attached to the dog

[@Donotevengotherewithme]

No way on God's green earth would I arrange to go to my other house in Atlanta while my baby girl's lifeless body remained in Colorado. I would want to be near her until the very end.

[@smurfiennes]

Most of us don’t have a second home, let alone a private plane. For them, Atlanta is just as far as a motel downtown.

[@joeneil5485]

No shit! I don't even have kids, but I know I wouldn't leave town for any reason with my murdered kid still laying in the city morgue... I guess John could've sent Patsy and Burke away and stuck around himself-- that seems 'normal' to some extent...

[@MiamiPush2theLimit]

I love when people say what they wouldn’t do during a tragedy smh

[@Donotevengotherewithme]

@MiamiPush2theLimit You're right. I would NOT get in my private jet and fly to another state where I couldn't be in the same state where my sweet daughter met her demise so that I could help LE, search every inch of that neighborhood, interview people myself,....you are right. I'd lay my head down in another state, knowing I'm not doing everything in my power to find out who was responsible for my baby girl's deat$. Yea. I could sleep at night. No, I couldn't. I guess you could?

[@StarSurvivor1585]

When you have a lot of money u can make almost anything go away. Power in high places, money, and knowing all the right people

[@SimV239]

Yep! They apparently had the DA on their side.

[@seanohare5488]

Good point I ramsey employed 400 people and not sure if it was related to industrial military complex

[@GOOCHIElicker]

@@seanohare5488 most definitely was

[@strangelove-jt9vw]

When you rewatch it after years, it becomes obvious that the parents covered it up to protect their son. No one left or entered that house that night apart from them.

[@luciavidiellasabio2035]

It was the father and the mother helped him to cover it up. The son probably knows the truth also.

[@SimpleLifeAlways81]

Yep

[@patriot-dv6dh]

One investigator commented: 'You never know what goes on in a family behind closed doors.' Their public image appeared squeaky clean, but we'll never know what the truth is, or was.

[@charliekane135]

Well we do, not the finer details obviously

[@987plo]

The lack of emotion from the parents is frightening

[@Brandibb]

I know it was the 90s but.... you'd leave a broken window in the basement of your mansion.

[@southernbell7]

How do you describe finding your daughters dead body with out crying 🤔

[@jukie16]

I can’t even think about my dog that died last year without crying

[@diannbajewicz8952]

That guy is so cold it's like a guilt thing but I'm not sure what kind of not protecting your child or being the person that caused her death they got really famous cause of there daughters death they even cashed in on it with a book that's so sick

[@georgebrennan2576]

He's really married but age 79 in 2024

[@chitasha116]

I’m surprised they didn’t wake up Burke. What if Jon Benet was hiding in his room? I would definitely ask my other children (no matter what time it was).

[@cringebyrd]

Patsy did actually wake up Burke, in the documentary “JonBenét’s mother: victim or killer?” It shows a clip from an interview with Burke where he says that morning, his mom ran into his room and was looking around frantically, and then ran back out. He said she looked panicked and he had never seen his mom like that.

[@annanicole1717]

Agony, grief, and shock in a person look much different than cold blooded killer eyes. I believe Detective Arndt.

[@juliecruz8284]

That detective had no experience...had never worked a kidnapping or homicide case where a child was involved. I don't think she had enough experience to know the difference.

[@annanicole1717]

@@juliecruz8284Expressing my opinion.

[@user-eo7ip1xo2u]

She would know the difference by gut feeling and intuition.. yu don’t need experience for that .

[@arlenem.6469]

And when did he or they (the mother) ever express those emotions when discussing their daughter. The mother shows more emotion than the other (the father) sometimes, but not really.

[@microangels]

John Ramsey has autism I think. Definitely Aspergers. Same with Burke.

[@go4384]

Most of his denials are posed hypothetically like “why would I do that?” Rather than “I didn’t do that”.

[@Brandibb]

Plus it would make sense to try and remove the things from her body because, that's why his DNA would be all over it of course.

[@jent6476]

Great call out

[@SassySlater]

It’s so distance himself from the crime itself. Language like “I” is personal.

[@HungryGhost999]

@@kleeamd8274 agreed

[@potatopirate5557]

👏 very good catch, this is a red flag behavior

[@alexprinsrealestateagent1263]

The more you hear about this case, the crazier it is. It’s just so bizzare. The son woke up and went downstairs to play with a toy after everyone was a sleep that night…the killer not only wrote a 3 page ransom note inside the house, but proceeded to carry through his plans while inside the house and then left the murder weapon…the moms fibers were underneath the duct tape imbedded in the glue…the killer possible fed her pineapple…this guy went all the way up to the third floor in the middle of the night without breaking a lamp or anything on accident…he didn’t run into the son while playing with a toy…he packed a suitcase for the kidnapping in the middle of the night complete with a book and a few other of the daughters things…there was a kidnapper inside the home with a missing daughter and the parents aren’t clinging to their son crying their eyeballs out and showering him with love to make sure he doesn’t disappear too…the killer knew the father had a raise for $118,000 and that his credit card limit was also $118,000….the dad is told to search the home from top to bottom and he goes straight to the site of her death and finds her….he doesn’t dropped to the floor in shock crying uncontrollably, instead he brings the body right upstairs… If it wasn’t for the random DNA found on her then this case would have been solved. It’s hard to believe this killer was a high trained expert with flawless execution, but as dumb to write a practice ransom letter and real ransom letter while in the house and then leaves behind the murder weapon like an amateur. Not to mention the parents are waiting for the bad guy to call and invite their momma and half the neighborhood over and they are cleaning the kitchen with Windex and making breakfast for the cops and family? Meanwhile, once again, the son is still asleep upstairs, left alone, not being showered with love by his parents while his daughter is kidnapped.

[@Xenon-4300]

And apparently that morning neither John or Patsy acknowledged the fact that there was no call at 10am from the perpetrator(s) as stated in the ransom letter.

[@Carousel5883]

Bravo

[@silvio.r8443]

This is the best channel on this case: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZzFgXyXnZKWeposi=vvilTKqnspjCFo4X

[@aleksandrac9335]

🍍🤡

[@NorthernSoulIsMyWorld]

The scariest part about all of this is that half the population, regardless of the mountain of evidence pointing directly at the family, STILL choose to believe in their innocence!

[@georgebrennan2576]

Evidence isn't clear they did it

[@eddiewinslow7500]

Waking up at 5 am and putting on the same clothes you wore yesterday, when you were out at a party the night before is odd, if you're at home at 5 am just waking up you'd be wearing pajamas not a dressy outfit

[@mattm6580]

Youre right. She got dressed in the morning when she woke up. That seals it. Shes obviously a murderer.

[@chrismurray1558]

And her make up was still done and her hair she never went to bed

[@chrismurray1558]

@@mattm6580 it’s a cover up Burke I think killed her and the parents staged everything he had already hit her in the face with a golf club a year prior there family photographer said that. He was seeing a child phycologist for his anger at the time as well

[@bmbutler2]

Please never, ever serve on a jury. You obviously only know what the media told you.

[@luskapani9905]

She didn’t go to bed that night.

[@missychelle33]

I always think that if I listen to these interviews and cases enough eventually something will stick out at me. I do this with cases that I’m interested in like this one, the Laci Peterson’s case, the Caylee Anthony case. So when she asked about what the ransom note said, patsy answers as to distance herself from the letter- (I believe it said something like), and I know that a lot of people have accused her of being the one who wrote the letter due to the handwriting analysis that’s been done so I can/do get why she might do that however, all I can think is that if I were the mother, of a child that had gone missing and then was subsequently murdered in the years following her death, I would study that note so closely to look for any single clue that I could find in order to catch her killer!!! So for her to claim she doesn’t know what the opening line to the ransom note is THE biggest note that she’s ever received in her whole life, the most important note she’s ever received in her whole life…I don’t know that speaks volumes to me and I’ve always said that they didn’t do it and now I am unsure.

[@BigFoot-nc8fk]

This interview is just 3 yrs after their daughter 's death and no tears!!!! Seams like they are just trying to prove their innocence. Even after 43 years, I still cry about my daughter who died at birth and she wasn't brutally murdered. If they loved her so much ,how in the world could they talk about her murder without any emotions. Either they were involved or they have sever mental problems.

[@rayburridge2359]

I think if you really, REALLY believe she didn't write that long, rambling 'letter', then suspicion must fall on Leo Tolstoy. It IS her handwriting, badly disguised, but (from many years experiencein that field) SHE wrote the note. This 'forgers' are very careful at first, but they have 'spurts' where they're too confident/nervous/hurrying, and they resort to their own handwriting. I am sure this is an internal affair. Why the LONG note? Why not 'Got your daughter, phone later, NO POLICE!' Incidentally, the Ramseys have NEVER seen the post-mortem results, NOR the Death Certificate. They have powerful people protecting them, and vice-versa. They admitted this in one of their interviews with friendly hosts. Anybody suggesting their guilt is summarily interviewed as a suspect. They EACH have a Lawyer ostensibly to 'protect their innocence'..is that not a contradiction in terms.

[@deeannhale5327]

The parents didn’t do it. They covered up for Burke!

[@maxalberts2003]

@@deeannhale5327 Right. They "covered up" for a NINE YEAR OLD CHILD. Your opinion of children is extremely sick. I would bet money you're not a parent.

[@ndark907]

Lol not if the entire country thinks you wrote it. Internet sleuths belong on the internet and nowhere near reality 😂

[@alyssajenaway3781]

Interesting to note that Barbara doesn't ask a single question about Burke. I wonder if it was a condition of the interview.

[@retardedvaxxedliberal]

In 2008 I met John at an auto repair shop. I consciously avoided the topic of Jonbenet until he casually brought it up and started talking about her. At one point in the conversation, he was saying how she was "executed" but he caught himself and said "extroverted" and then gave me a nervous smile. It was so disturbing that I stopped talking to him. Ever since then I've been convinced he was the killer

[@sunshinerays2747]

So how does what he said mean that he's the killer. He probably felt like hell when he mixed up words.. maybe in stages of denial and his slip of words made him feel stupid. Doesn't mean he did it.

[@sunshinerays2747]

There's a woman out there from Boulder saying that a rock climber Steve dieckhoff or some last name like that is the real killer of jonbenet and that he joked about it being him. She says he used to cut rock climbers lines to make them fall to their death. She says he hated John Ramsey, had a grudge and that he planted DNA of various sorts on her clothing to confuse law enforcement and indict the Ramsey's.

[@sunshinerays2747]

The Steve guy. Is dead now.

[@isthisreallife3001]

ok Matlock 👍

[@Werderina]

I have always thought JR is very creepy…. Don’t believe him. But the whole family has been kind of creepy…. So maybe they did it together.

[@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466]

The fact that they gave all the time in the world to media interviews without ever consenting to give separate formal legal statements under caution says it all. So much detail a jury would be interested in gets glossed over.

[@corrineloves9047]

When patsy is asked if she would take a lie detector test she said yes but shook her head as a no.

[@Mrgordo616]

Yes! Her body was totally disagreeing with what her mouth was saying!!

[@corrineloves9047]

@@paulthomas963 you can pass a lie detector by smoking pot or taking Valium.

[@iMbetterthanyouuu1]

Also when Jon was asked to take one he seemed a little hesitant about it

[@lolab2896]

Regardless if they did it or not they made themselves look guilty so many times they’re definitely hiding something

[@user-jv9fl4uw4l]

I guess John is guilty. He most likely didn’t kill her but some sick people that he was in business with most likely did.

[@me_settingitstraight8887]

They are hiding the fact that their son did it. It was an accident, I believe...that is what they are hiding. It hasn't been proven...but, I am positive the son is guilty. They were trying to save their son.

[@piscesloveempress]

@@me_settingitstraight8887 I dont think it was an accident, I have a feeling he intentally meant to do it. He was jealous of her, and therefore she came down the stairs, grabbed his pineapple and milk, started messing with him and he hit her over the head, then the parents cleaned up and did the other stuff.

[@kamfisher1714]

@@piscesloveempress Lol the son didn’t do it. Stop the the nonsense. It was definitely the dad or the dad’s weird friends.

[@MeeMee-gz5vp]

Someone said in another thread that the parents dna was not found on the girl. That can’t be right. At least the father’s should’ve been found. He was the one who carried the girl’s corpse upstairs. Plus, according to the autopsy report, this wasn’t the first time the little girl was molested. Definitely sounds like an inside job to me imho

[@almaalvarez5230]

The mom killed her accidentally ..so obvious ..who writes a 3 page ransom letter..she does not act like a mourning mom

[@gregcorricello8997]

I think Burke killed her accidentally and the parents covered it up.

[@antonioangelocento9855]

OJ Simpson is going to volunteer to help John Ramsey found the perpetrator

[@karenandrews8695]

The Ramsey's went broke paying private detectives

[@babylooloosmicrozoo6842]

The detectives at the scene said that while officers were scouring the mansion looking for Jonbenet, at some point during this, JR was sitting at the breakfast island in the kitchen reading his goddamn mail😮

[@alexandrasymeon5893]

@@paulthomas963 Right, lol

[@georgebrennan2576]

Wow

[@lucyturner4923]

Most likely every time… is Burke. He is the only person they would cover for. He is the one who did it… maybe accidentally. It always comes back to him in my opinion.

[@cynthiachamberlain8985]

I'm surprised parents didnt cremate her to hide even more evidence.!!

[@bubbajones44]

“When I was told my daughter was dead”.... found the body and carried it up the stairs

[@cortneyrens]

I noticed that too lol

[@landonadams3364]

After he brought her upstairs, the detective knelt over her next to John and John asked if she was dead, and the detective said yes.

[@lolab2896]

@@landonadams3364 I mean she had been dead for more than 7 hours her body would’ve definitely been cold and she wouldve definitely not looked like herself. It should’ve been obvious she was gone

[@rodrigofonseca6241]

C'mon guys, rich people don't tell lies... RIP, JonBénet.

[@danooch1137]

It seems ridiculous that they feel hurt that they were suspects. In most cases, the murderer of a child is someone in the family. If they truly had nothing to do with it, they should have worked with the police immediately to get taken off of the suspect list, but instead, they lawyered up and ran away. Why? Because they were hiding something.

[@hannahrachelxo2281]

its smart to get a lawyer, especially if you are unfamiliar with the law... however! so many things these ppl did were sketchy!... this case was poorly handled.

[@goldenlotus9629]

Here's another weird twist, they took lie detector tests and they passed with flying colors! It seems like the deeper they dig the more confusing and more questions remain!!

[@sunshinerays2747]

@@goldenlotus9629 yes. lol 🤣 such a weird twist psychopath

[@seanohare5488]

Definitely

[@GOOCHIElicker]

@@goldenlotus9629 lie detector tests arent always accurate

[@Kevin-bb6qe]

i don't think any normal parent would fire up the jet and head to atlanta. most parents would not leave their baby girl dead or alive, that seems more like a getaway. they could have stayed at a hotel or with all the friends that they called that morning.

[@vanyastaleva415]

I don't think they are innocent either but John explained once that the police locked their house in Boulder, so they have to live somewhere else and they had another house in atlanta. But maybe you're right. They could stay in a hotel in the town to be still there with her

[@denisedwyer4929]

Did you even listen to the interview? They were asked by the police to leave their house, they had a home in Atlanta, where they had lived for 25 years. They had family there as well.

[@brianlion1957]

It is very telling: The ransom letter writer says " You will also be denied her remains for proper burial". At approx 11:30 of the recording, John Ramsey says "the police are withholding the body for burial".

[@smurfiennes]

You are suggesting the police kidnapped the kid?

[@macguy14]

@@smurfiennes No, they are saying the parents wrote the note about proper burial and then in the interview also talk about proper burial- same focus and language

[@deeannhale5327]

Burke did it, and John and Patsy covered it up! He was closer to 10 years old, also he was a Boy Scout. He was soooo happy after death that he was constantly smiling, in EVERY picture of him after she was murdered.

[@songbird967]

Exactly.

[@deeannhale5327]

They use an excuse that Burke was or is autistic. He is no more autistic and than you or I .

[@maxalberts2003]

You people really don't think much of young children, do you? You're probably also of the opinion that "children should be seen and not heard" and that five year old girls bring these kinds of atrocities on themselves. "We know she secretly wanted it." Ugh. You're disgusting. Please never, ever even THINK about becoming parents.

[@sarahr2049]

Burke was 9 years old at the time. Have u seen a 9 year old ? They're tiny how can he be able to strike a blow so hard to kill her ? That takes a lot of power. But hey ...anything is possible. I believe it was the mom

[@chantellabelle3133]

The blow to her head was so catastrophic only a grown man or woman could have created that fracture

[@Nellychanelle]

I can barely discuss my fathers death without crying. I’m sorry they are way to stoic to lose a 6 year old child. I mean absolutely no emotion just words

[@rmhd7550]

They're lack of emotion proves nothing

[@AApr1374Jo1881]

@@kleeamd8274 Patsy wrote the ransom letter, everything used came from inside the house, Burke was left alone in his room that morning, they were not afraid the intruders might still be in the house, the Ramsey's are caught in lies on multiple interviews, the pineapple in JonBenet's duodem was identical to that on the dining room table yet the Ramsey's deny knowing anything about it or feeding JonBenet anything that night, she was wrapped in her favorite blanket savage child sexual killers don't do the it was someone who cared for her, fibers from Patsy's jacket were on the inside of the tape on JonBenet's mouth, there was no forced entry, There was no intruder. period. This is a cover up & it has been from the start.

[@chattahuffman5117]

@@AApr1374Jo1881 The physical evidence points towards an intruder genius.

[@AApr1374Jo1881]

@@chattahuffman5117 a small foreign faction of magicians & acrobats.

[@chattahuffman5117]

@@AApr1374Jo1881 Clearly you have not read the facts of the case.

[@WeeRowRows]

You can see them get quite heated when the uncomfortable questions are asked. Their responses are hilarious. John comparing the suggestion that he did it to an ‘alien’ doing it. Strange comment when lots of crimes are committed by family members. Lots of distancing language …’this creature…’.

[@theresagreavette9827]

And now we know the grand jury DID indict them! It was the DA who decided not to charge them.

[@denisedwyer4929]

So what! The courts found the parents Factually innocent. There was DNA on Her that was never matched.

[@horaciocapanelli-soto4710]

I just learned John R. Tried to run for a sit in the Michigan senate back in 2004 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@chrismurray1558]

@@denisedwyer4929 the dna evidence was contaminated by far all them ppl there and he carried her up the stairs he knew what he was doing contaminating evidence. Patsy wrote the note they covered it up for Burke doing it. Even the damn 911 dispatcher said it seemed staged to her the way the call was. And the damn ransom note had a ruff draft note with the actual note the same amount as the fathers Christmas bonus come on how many ppl would know that he was the owner of the company the only ppl that would know that would be him and his wife patsy.and handwriting experts have confirmed that patsy handwriting compared to the ransom note written had over 200 similarities between her handwriting and the handwriting on the note so to me that says enough. Burke was seeing a child phycologist for his anger the family photographer witnessed him hitting her with a golf club in the face a year prior to her death. And he would take his poop and smear it on her bed wtf come on. She took some his pineapple and he got mad hit her with something hard and an hr or so goes by and she’s strangled now I think the parents finished the job thinking she was dead they strangled her making it look like and intruder came in and wanted money for her return I’m sorry but patsy was still dressed in her dress from the night before hair still done and everything but she said they went to bed lol it’s a cover up all the way

[@susantaulli6580]

@@denisedwyer4929 What court? It never went to court. The DA blocked the indictment. The Grand Jury voted to indict but the DA wouldn't sign the indictment.

[@karenandrews8695]

You need to read the full indictment. They were charged with the exact same thing. Now imagine you are sitting on a jury. Imagine you are discussing what exactly happened to Jonbenet. You couldn't do it. Because only the killer, Jonbenet, and God knows. You can't say without a shadow of doubt what happened. You can guess or construct a theory 🤔 let's see, Patsy took the tape, cord, part of the 🖌 and 3 or 4 of the pages of practice writings of the Ransom note and she went outside and discarded the items. 👍 good now what is the physical proof, eyewitnesses, or other proofs she did that? That's what Steve Thomas sais she did. 🙄

[@theramseycase]

Check the following links for further information: FAQ Regarding the "Touch" DNA www.reddit.com/r/JonBenetRamsey/comments/l0ev4y/dna_evidence_in_the_ramsey_case_faqs_and_common/ DNA Lab Documents jonbenetramsey.pbworks.com/w/page/130877934/CORAfiles%20Index Medical Opinions on JonBenet's injuries: www.reddit.com/r/JonBenetRamsey/wiki/medical_opinions Handwriting vs the Ransom Note: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqCrnWeQoZKoh7s

[@cupcakeluvbug]

It's weird to say "we were definitely naive that there are people this evil" while simultaneously saying "if I did this don't you think I would've..."

[@denisedwyer4929]

Both statements are true....

[@laurenk3566]

@@denisedwyer4929 seems like you missed the point :)

[@denisedwyer4929]

@@laurenk3566 how so?

[@leighsimpkins2523]

Lou Smitt and Jim Clemente done it

[@macguy14]

if i didnt do it, i would't keep doing interviews. Would be annoying and heart breaking. If I wanted to convince people I didnt know it, I would keep doing these interviews for a chance to tell the opposite story.

[@igaudion973]

what woman goes to bed after a party... gets home.. goes to bed... gets up early.. dresses in the SAME CLOTHES she went to the party in, for no reason, then goes downstairs

[@letitsnow8518]

That alone should put big red flag on her,,,

[@raulalvarado5873]

I guess because they were going to catch a flight to Michigan.

[@jaynep13]

I totally would do that if I had to get up early in the am for just a plane ride. I would put on what I wore for just a few hours the evening before. Patsy's face was so flawless that she probably needed just a short few minutes to wash her face and put on some light make up. I totally believe Patsy died never seeing justice for her daughter's murder. John is near 80. I pray he sees the day the real killer/s are found.

[@cowsonzambonis6]

The lack of facial expressions on both parents as they recount what they say happened… And John had a slight smile the entire time… They have more emotion about defending themselves than about finding out their daughter died horrifically.

[@davidfigueroa6351]

This murder has Patsy's name all over it. With a sprinkle of John.

[@piscesloveempress]

I think Burke did it, and Patsy wrote the note and John did the rest.

[@davidfigueroa6351]

@@piscesloveempress 👍 probably. Nearly 30 years later we may never know.

[@Moluccan56]

100%.

[@chantellabelle3133]

A little girl is being molested. There’s a father, mother and 9 year old son. Who is likely to do the molestation? Statistics say the father is most likely. Whoever molested her is also the murderer. The case was open and shut, John Ramsey made this case as complicated as possible to keep the heat off himself.

[@AndrewDiaz1404]

whatever happened, was within the family.

[@patr70]

At 19:02 Look at John's facial reaction. He looks so angry and deceptive. And at 19:18 Patsy's body language is [very] telling.. She looks like she [knows] her husband killed her.

[@doristag2992]

They know what happened in that house. Why didn't John tell the police about the suitcase he saw in the morning? And that's only one question of things that doesn't add up. The Ramseys are acting like being the best profilers in the world...there was no intruder...

[@teiece7890]

John Ramsey comes off like a politician. He would have made a good one.

[@seanohare5488]

I agree

[@tyleroreilly8195]

No doubt he would have become one if this didn’t happen IMO. A billion dollar computer company in 1996 was a big deal. Him and patsy were nutty. I have my theories, but the coverup was CRUCIAL to protecting many people involved here. I think it really snowballed out of control more than anyone expected and thus that became the Ramseys legacy.

[@lynnec5395]

When JR said "A person doesnt go through out their whole life a normal human being, one night slaughter their daughter..." I was reminded of Darlie Routier saying pretty much the same thing. Has anyone else noticed this?

[@horaciocapanelli-soto4710]

What about the asshole that killed his pregnant wife and two daughters and….put them in an oil tank? He seemed to be a “normal” loving husband and parent for a long time.

[@face2158]

I know the Ramseys didnt do it and I also believe evidence of the bloody sock shows that Darlie didnt kill her children either

[@awAtercoLorstaIn.]

I think he did it because he was molesting her and Patsy didn’t know. Last to bed, first awake. He got the suitcase out so he could dispose of her but didn’t have enough time. He was hoping Patsy wouldn’t call the cops - that messed up his plan. He knew his wife’s handwriting well enough to use it to disguise his and used TV/movies for content. He loses his bonus - big deal. She had a runny nose and only a parent would get her tissues while she ate her pineapple. The nightgown that was found with her allowed “easy access.” When cops didn’t find her, he hurried things along and got her, and the way he carried her was so weird… Until the male DNA is connected to someone else, this is the only explanation that makes sense of all the loose ends.

[@stevensonjc21]

Yup

[@schelseahernandez6484]

the mother killed her.....

[@Scrappicat]

My observations while watching this: Patsy put on the clothes she wore the night before? Weren't those party clothes? I usually don't travel in party clothes. She doesn't seem like the type that would repeat an outfit like that either. Reaching out to friends or contaminating the crime scene? Hoping one of the friends would find the body? The suitcase looks totally staged. John makes sure to point it out and talk about it. Did the killer lock the door where the body was found? Police didn't open it because it was locked. Why would the killer bother to lock it? Did it require a key? Detective Arndt told John and Fleet to search the house again and not touch anything so John completely contaminates the crime scene. Barbara asked John after he describes finding JonBenet if he screamed. He cuts himself off after he said "I screamed--I picked her up." I don't think he did scream. He juts his tongue way out after he claims he screamed. Lying. Still had a hope that she was alive? Really? After you felt her and said in another interview that she was cold? She was also stiff. I guess if you're desperate, you might want think she was still alive. Why would you want to go to Atlanta and leave? Why wouldn't you want to stay and help with the investigation? Wouldn't you want to find out who did this and provide all the info you possibly could unless you already knew what happened? When asked why he looked stoic after finding out his daughter was dead, John is actually smiling a bit while answering the question. Strange. Being offended by having to take a lie detector test? Why wouldn't you want to clear your name? I realize they aren't 100% accurate but still odd. When asked if each of them would take a lie detector test, they were hesitant to answer. 13:30 arrogant answer We think you're guilty because of your actions, body language and everything you say. Unfortunately, you can't arrest someone for that even if you think you know who did it. 17:15 John starts trying to answer even before Barbara is finished. He doesn't say, "I didn't sexually abuse my daughter." He uses distancing language. He juts his tongue way out after he makes his denial. Lying. 18:04 More distancing language "A person..." Not "I". Proceeds to explain what didn't happen (or what he didn't do). When he says that, it sure sounds like that's exactly what happened. He turned into a monster to save the family image. "In these cases..." more distancing language. Defending himself again. Why not just say, "I didn't do it."? "Why would I have staged this scene?" Why didn't he simply say he didn't do it? I think he did want the police to see the staging but so much time had passed and he couldn't stand it anymore and he went and got the body because he knew where it was. When asked about bedwetting, Patsy says "absolutely not." Is she trying too hard to convince us? She then deflects after answering. 21:37 Resume statement. The way Patsy spends so much time on the bedwetting makes me think it happened more often than she would like to admit. I don't think she killed her daughter because of it. 22:23 Big eye block by Patsy and when asked if she suspected her husband. Probably lying there. She can't say anything. Look at the anger right after. I think she's frustrated because she has to keep this secret. 22:57 I think Burke hit her and that's what started everything that proceeded. They did show a 9 year old hitting hard. It's possible. When kids are angry, they are strong. 23:26 Absurd answer. He then has to pause while answering that it was written before he entered. So the intruder stole the notepad and pen, wrote the note, came back and then killed her and laid the note on the steps? Patsy wrote the ransom note. If you compare her writing to the note, even the untrained eye can conclude that she wrote it. How would a stranger know how long they were going to be gone? Why would he wait hours and then not worry that nobody would wake up and find him? There was no stun gun. Stun guns leave scattered marks because the person, if alive, will jump upon the initial sensation of the stun gun. So you don't exhume the body which might help the case? We don't know for sure but why wouldn't you want to do everything you possibly could? Clearing your name was not a priority? You were so indignant that people were accusing you--here's your chance to clear your name. 31:59 "Do you think that's what shows that you're innocent?" Why doesn't he simply respond yes?? Instead he says he thinks it will lead them to the killer. Really weird thing to say. They don't even put JonBenet's photo on the cover of their book? Patsy had said it's their story. Interesting. 32:10 Eye flutter by John when answering. His answer sounds deceptive to me.

[@jent6476]

21:37 You can also see Patsy start to "snap". Triggered simply by an incomplete interview question (Patsy impulsively interrupted BW, BW couldn't finish). Watch Patsy's eyes & demeanor change on a dime. Yikes.

[@Scrappicat]

@@jent6476 Yep. Scary stuff. It's all about them, not JonBenet.

[@supercrazylegs1]

None of that is evidence. Imagine that the parents are innocent, and ask yourself if any of this would be weird coming from innocent people reacting to a dead child in a very weird crime. What makes you think Patsy wouldn't wear the same outfit two days in a row? She wasn't going to see the same people she saw at the party, and if she was wearing nice Christmas party clothes, she probably didn't get them dirty enough to have to wash right away. Parents never believe that their children are dead until someone tells them. Even if she was cold, a panicked father would still cling to hope. It is odd that they would want to leave the state after she died, but remember that most of their family and support systems were in Atlanta. They lived in Boulder because of John's business, but they felt more at home in Atlanta. I can understand wanting to be near family in a time like that. Stun gun marks can look all kinds of different ways depending on a lot of factors; how long it's on the skin, whether clothing was in the way, whether it stayed place or moved, etc. There are verified stun gun marks that do look like the marks on JonBenet, and there hasn't been a better explanation for the marks on her skin. Also, the authorities did not need the Ramsey's permission to exhume the body. The cops could have exhumed her if they wanted to, but chose not to exhume it. Not one handwriting expert who examined the original ransom note concluded that Patsy wrote it. I can tell you right now that my own handwriting looks more like the ransom note than Patsy's handwriting. If you know anything about true crime, you know that if you're accused of a crime, you get a lawyer and you don't take a polygraph test, even if you're innocent. If you're a suspect, the police are not your friends. And anyways, if the police are accusing you of a crime against your own child that you did not commit, then you would be angry. The more time the police spent on you, the less time they have to find the real killer. The Ramseys were not responsible for the crime scene contamination, that was 100% the fault of the Boulder police. And you're questions about, "How would a stranger know this-this-and-that and do such-and-such?" could apply to every single home-invasion crime. And the rest of your comments about body language and whether 70lb Burke was strong enough to crack a skull is just grasping at straws.

[@drishe08]

See if my child gets killed or gets kidnapped something bad happened to him/her and police suspect me and tell me to do a lie detector test I wouldn't hesitate and take the test because I didn't do it

[@supercrazylegs1]

@@drishe08 Polygraph tests do not detect lies. They detect general nervousness, and they're not admissible in court for that reason. And the Ramseys gave a lot to the police right away, including DNA samples and handwriting samples. If you did not kill somebody and the police believed you did it, then the smart thing and the right thing to do is to get a lawyer and follow your lawyer's advice. And don't take the polygraph.

[@drbop6951]

They’re both determined to take the truth to the grave. They are so ashamed of their actions towards an innocent life. Burke may one day realise he can tell the truth about this. Justice is swerved when status and money are in play.

[@tracyface7]

He could be the key to this and when John goes he can speak

[@hazyblue5727]

John has been pushing to get this case solved for years.

[@freddie3206]

@@hazyblue5727 Only because he knows it will never be solved. He knows what happened that night as did Patsy

[@ethanlculver]

The Ramsey’s absolutely killed their daughter. Admitting they both at times considered suicide was a big mistake. They considered suicide because they are guilty and when you’re guilty and regret that’s something you consider.

[@hallsjuju2400]

It seems there was a lot of things out of place in that house. I guess JR gave up on someone else finding her. But they know what happened. Everything about this is so sad.

[@gingergrant6759]

Patsy was such a terrible housekeeper and apparently didn't employ enough housekeepers because I can't imagine being a cop trying to sift through the evidence through the hallways and all that crap laying around

[@TonyDucks89]

Whatever happened that night, they know more than they have ever admitted to....

[@mimiz7937]

When Patsey was showing JonBenet's glove she used to wear, and then started choking up and she leaned over to John, I couldn't help but tear up.

[@marleenverbauwhede906]

Another episode of "How to get away with murder" (when you are rich) - still hoping for justice for Jonbenet!

[@KatherinnVII]

Guilty. Co-operating with the police, going to the police station and taking the polygraph would've made the difference. Even as Walters asks them , would they take a polygraph, both say yes but shake their heads no. Especially Patsey's head is out of control with shaking a loud NO and fear in her eyes. Guilty. Both children were bed-wetters, another sign of sexual abuse.

[@Moluccan56]

100%. I hate watching these two despicable killers, liars.

[@lovelysphynx7396]

Hey John why don’t you take the polygraph now?

[@mintieu]

Before you get to any other question , what about the police not finding her themselves when searching the house?

[@willm4577]

1:50 “How can I tell you how much I love my daughter?” Is an odd opening rhetorical question to preface a denial.

[@tracyface7]

Will u take a lie detector test? Patsy nods no while saying yes watch 11.40 mins in

[@georgebrennan2576]

She, concerns me....she died in 2006 though

[@amandahugginkiss61]

I just discovered your channel and I live it! There’s a whole subreddit (or two lol) which would love to know this exists but idk how to link stuff.

[@amandahugginkiss61]

I figured out how to link this page to Reddit and leave it as a post. But I’ve never commented on anything there (because I’m ingesting info, rather than being an input type) so I don’t get to post anything until I start commenting on stuff. Wow. Bonkers. Maybe I can attach it in a comment and satisfy the need to comment with communicating what I want to attach.

[@theramseycase]

@@amandahugginkiss61 I think this channel is on the /r/JonBenetRamsey video page (their wiki). Thank you very much!!!

[@Alma2525]

John always says "she was a spark plug" In all his interviews .

[@jessicaagnew1]

Why do they ask on these interviews as if they are going to come out and admit anything on national television 😒😒

[@Shay_TheUnpopularOpinion_]

Coming back to this interview a year later, I appreciate how much of a bulldog Barbara was! She went in on them! More than likely, John was involved. He says the note was written before the crime. It was written AFTER because he did it! The defensiveness, the duper’s delight and smiling!! How the hell was the ransom Note so specific without John not knowing who knew him?!! John never once mentioned who he thought it could be, when in the goofy ransom note it mentions so much about him! (the Christmas bonus he was to receive that specifically mentioned the $118,000 he received) Also mentioning his name and knowing he was from the South!) All evidence points to them!

[@markymark1769]

They both were involved. They both over explain every single thing using exaggerated descriptions exactly like that 3 page ransom note

[@BigFoot-nc8fk]

Just 3 years from the murder and no tears !!!!!!! STRANGE!!!!!!!!

[@nzgirl2105]

Thank u you for such an original material

[@miaubella]

I'm glad she interviewed them; I think they killed her. It's so obvious to me.

[@Moluccan56]

100%.

[@EricaChavira-on4oz]

1000% guilty

[@aaronlark294]

4:55 John says he called 911 and Patsy shakes her head because she was the one that called the police. Whoops, 4 minutes in and they have one flub, let’s see how many others we can spot. 6:41 she was covered by the blanket, not on top of it. Come on, John. 13:29 I’m sure that she has, and 2, nobody told you that your daughter was dead, you had just carried her up the stairs yourself and knew she was dead. 17:13 incorrect. The autopsy revealed proof of chronic sexual abuse and JonBenét’s chronic wetting of the bed is also a sign of sexual abuse in young children. 19:44 🤦🏻‍♂️ you would have disturbed it before the police saw it so that you could explain the presence of your DNA. 20:37 that doesn’t make any sense. You can’t tell, for instance, if somebody were to get stabbed, if the killer planned to do it or got angry, grabbed a knife, and stabbed the person out of anger. Nice try, Patsy. Evidence doesn’t work like that. 30:37 if the body were exhumed they could have proven that you weren’t involved, or it could have proven that you were somehow involved, and you chose not to do it… 38:22 funny because that grand jury actually did vote to indict them, but that District Attorney decided not to. All this being said, I don’t believe John nor Patsy killed JonBenét. However, I believe that they know who did. To completely believe the theory of a random intruder, you must believe that this man got through the window without disturbing a large cobweb in the corner of that window, went upstairs completely undetected, took JonBenét from her room without her making a sound, grabbed her favorite night gown, took her to the kitchen, gave her a single piece of pineapple, took her down to the basement, sexually assaulted her without her making a sound, murdered her without her making a sound, then proceeded to go back upstairs and write a 2 and a half page ransom note in Patsy’s handwriting and only leaving behind Patsy’s fingerprints, have knowledge of John’s Christmas bonus, then leave behind this crucial piece of evidence even though JonBenét was already dead and it was completely useless, then went back downstairs and climbed back through the same window without making a sound or disturbing that same cobweb. This case is actually pretty simple when you look at it objectively. The blow to the head killed JonBenét. Patsy wrote the ransom note. The crime scene was staged. And at the end of the 911 call you can hear John say “we’re not speaking to you” and Patsy ask “what have you done?” John and Patsy Ramsey are guilty, but they are not guilty of murder.

[@PorQpine09]

You’re wrong. She died from being strangled. Please so your research. The DNA under her fingernails didn’t belong to ANY family!

[@aaronlark294]

@@PorQpine09 I’ve done my research and you, clearly, haven’t. You are under the presumption that JonBenét was only sexually assaulted once in her life. The day before she was killed (during the Ramsey’s Christmas Eve “flaunt my house party”) JonBenét was seen sitting on the stair case looking extremely sad, which was very out of character, and when asked what was wrong, she said “I don’t feel pretty today”. The DNA under her fingernails isn’t found on her underwear, on her leggings, on the ransom note, on the garrote, or (something nobody seems to bring up which is hilarious to me) on the wall beneath the window that the iNtRuDeR would have had to climb out of. The sexual assault and the murder were two separate events. Open your eyes.

[@username-zj9id]

Another question is, how would an intruder even know there was a window under that grate? And a window that would actually grant them access to the main house, as opposed to simply being in a locked basement?

[@aaronlark294]

@@username-zj9id very very good question. Never even thought of that

[@username-zj9id]

@@aaronlark294 thanks. There clearly was no intruder and the crime and staging were obviously committed by someone intimately familiar with the house. Although I believe it was John, not Patsy or Burke

[@Brandibb]

I know criminals do weird things, but a ransom note and then they leave her in the house?? He also mentions that her eyes were closed. Why would a random sadistic person do that? I could understand covering the entire head with something in guilt. That closing the eyes is a move that someone that has a bit of compassion does.

[@linda-brookethompson5345]

Maybe her eyes closed naturally after she was knocked out?

[@abbypinkerton4015]

There’s too many red flags pointing to them the note the way they talk about her after her death too is very cold , they never got a phone call from the person who supposedly wrote the note the list goes on and on it points to them so much

[@Moluccan56]

Agree 100%. I despise these two.

[@hallsjuju2400]

They did not suspect each other because They know who. They know.

[@SorayaEsfandiary_]

I don't believe a word they say and the whole little glove thing looks so painfully fake makes me want to throw up.

[@viviancaulkins5858]

If they did kill her and are covering it up, that is cold blooded!

[@luskapani9905]

It is. I know a woman whose son was kidnapped and killed. She was not able to go to his funeral , she had to be carried around. She was so depressed after, she never recovered from it. She could never give an interview laugh and smile. That is how a loving mother behaves after such a tragedy.

[@viviancaulkins5858]

@@luskapani9905 I absolutely agree.. A grieving Mother does not go on CNN two days after the death of her child.. Your friends reaction would be a normal response to such a heinous crime.. I believe that they are guilty and are doing their best to cover it up! It’s funny how John Ramsey, at first says about exhuming her body, he questioned why that did not happen, but then , realizing that they HAD in fact requested this, states that they “Had laid her to rest, and didn’t want to disturb her “ even if it would “clear them of the crime “. That statement alone is ludicrous. They never even went to the cemetery and didn’t even put a headstone on her grave for months, WHY would they care about exhuming her body? Probably because they knew that it was not a stun gun, but was most likely from Burke’s train tracks. The person who supplied all of the “Pageant photos “ showed many pictures in the photos where Jon Benet already had these “marks” on her.. I believe that Burke most likely was abusing Jon Benet chronically. Spreading his feces in her room, etc.. She had been to the Doctors over 19 times in two years before she died. That is not normal! Neither is the bed wetting. 6 year old children do NOT chronically wet their bed unless there is some kind of abuse going on. Also, what Doctor can make a statement, clearing the family of sexual abuse? Based on pediatric visits! Doctors do not routinely look at a 6 year old child’s Vagina.. That is crazy.. Your friends reaction was a normal reaction to the loss of a child. Their reaction was NOT!!

[@luskapani9905]

@@viviancaulkins5858 They were both deceptive from the beginning. Their behaviour, interviews all that stuff was weird. I can’t understand at all how parents can act like this. I read a lot about this case. Burke seems weird to and I used to think he did it. However later on I came upon forensic statement analysis. Both parents showed guilty knowledge and were deceptive. They either did it or knew who did. I think Burke was a victim of abuse himself.

[@viviancaulkins5858]

@@luskapani9905 I agree that one of the three of them caused the initial assault to her head. I’ve often felt that it was Burke because of the absolutely obvious coverup by BOTH of the parents. I find it very hard to believe that Patsy or John would cover up so strongly for each other.. A child would be the most likely reason that a parent would cover it up like that. They haven’t fooled anyone. Most people believe that they are guilty. The question has always been, WHY would parents cover for a nine year old child who would not be prosecuted in the State of Colorado. Because these were wealthy socialites who knew that Burke would never be allowed to live this down. Their friends would never allow their children around Burke ever again, and they would also have to admit that they witnessed previous abuse and did nothing about it, which would implicate them as well.. I have also thought of the possibility of John Andrew, who often slept there and it was said by the son of the Barnhills that John Andrew was seen there on Christmas Day. His statement was then recanted. I just find it very hard to believe that Patsy would cover this drastically for John or Vice versa.. It’s a child that would more likely cause this reaction in a parent. I absolutely believe that John and Patsy Ramsey did the ransom note and the staged garrote scenario, to make it look like an intruder.. The pineapple with Burke Ramsey’s fingerprints as well as Patsy Ramsey’s, show that they were both awake in the house that night, along with pineapple being found in Jon Benet’s intestine. Something happened causing Burke to also NOT finish the pineapple that night. When they found her body at 1pm, she was so stiff from rigor mortis and also began to smell.. She was most likely dead most of the night, which also explains why the Ramsey’s put December 25, 1996 on her grave stone, and may also explain why they waited so long to put it up. They were “Christians “ and didn’t want to fake her death on her gravestone. I believe that if this death had not been staged by the Ramsey’s, this may have gone down as an accident. Their decision to cover it up caused this to become a murder and coverup…

[@gailpurcell3075]

Burke did it

[@jdmbraceyourself9860]

They did it

[@peanut5773]

I'm sorry but I watched that interview with the police officer Linda and her eyes and the way she spoke looked like a nut!!

[@seanohare5488]

I agree

[@seanohare5488]

I agree

[@auntieM1980]

Ive seen videos of that home. Not easy to navigate. Its huge. Jonbenet was tucked away in one of the lowest corners of the home. Who would be comfortable and efficient enough with the lay of the home to sexually assault, beat and strangle a child, write a ransom note on paper belonging to the family and get away without anyone seeing? The person/persons responsible lived in that home. I will always believe it was the parents. I believe it was an accident. I believe she was hit in the head in anger, and thinking they killed her they staged this BS

[@almaalvarez5230]

I 100% agree

[@Fishing4life1997]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@CocoPink44]

I don't think they had anything to do with it.

[@peanut5773]

It's so sad to see this people called killers when they have been cleared by DNA! You should really research this case. One thing that made me start thinking it wasn't them was finding out the research most decorated officers in Boulder and they hired him. Why would you do that if you were guilty the cops were messing it up already you'd think they'd leave well enough alone but they didn't. The detective that they hired read his theory not only makes sense but adds up with the evidence they have.

[@goldenlotus9629]

I agree!.. the one thing that throws me off though is the sexual assault! Who would be capable to do that that lives in that house? That's the part that always throws me off.. she had a very reputable pediatrician as well that actually spoke when this happened he said that she was a very well taken care of child and there was no signs of abuse at all whatsoever!

[@muffy346]

He's very right on there's no law on how to act when ur grieving everyone's different and its been over a year since my nephew was poisoned and his mumma and I are completely quiete around eachother what is there to say how do u feel il tell ya u feel nothing ur numb and yet u feel everything ur screaming on the inside even if ur not on the outside GOD BLESS THIS FAMILY AND ANY WHO LOOSE A LOVED ONE IN THESE WAYS

[@TheAmericanPlayer1997]

Is there any primetime live segments about the Ramsays or 60 minutes reports

[@tuphelo]

Not sure if anyone else noticed this disbursing observation. When asked why didn't the intruder bring his own pen and paper to the house, John responds and say, he did that because they knew the less things they bring the better!!? WTF?? Why give an answer and not be confused as everyone else.. I'd be like, i have no idea, it's something we've been debating.. did he want to frame us...

[@waterONTHEsun]

Love you, Barbara Walters. You were a constant fixture in my television abc News-viewing growing up. Always interesting, captivating, and informative. Professional, kind, greatly respected, and an awesome pioneer for women everywhere. You knew you were admired, loved and a very special favorite. Rest in great peace and love.

[@marierees8890]

LE screwed up from jump. The parents should have been questioned separately from day one. The FBI should have been involved from the begining, LE didn't want them. The garrote and the ransom note are really disturbing in my opinion. And the pineapple, someone got her that snack that night, neither parent admit to it.

[@julez8053]

13.31 I can't believe, that he actually needed Linda Arndt to tell him, that his daughter was dead, after he carried the stiff body all the way from the cellar to the living room. Ridiculous...

[@evelina787]

Or just in denial, of much too painful a fact Don't know how anyone, could simply just accept their extremely young daughter ws no longer alive?

[@marierees8890]

@@evelina787 I don't know many men that could pick up their daughter and try to untie them and carry them upstairs. If he truly didn't know she was down in that basement he would have been shocked to see her and then the condition she was in, no way would instinct be to pick them up and carry them upstairs.

[@evelina787]

@@marierees8890 i'd imgine you'd scre@m,feeze collpse, bre@kdown,i don't know I guess til you're in theses shoes But the femle po ws convinced it ws him, but she didn't truly hve much evidence from wht i can gather Just seems so weird, so very much so🙏🙏🙏

[@anayarey]

@@evelina787 he killed her he knows she dead lol

[@evelina787]

@@anayarey yes we know she's p@ssed but i don't understnd how it still is unsolved following so much time 🙏🙏🙏

[@WolfMajic]

It is suggested for us to be naive, to be gullible, but common sense with the facts equals the guilt of the filthy rich parents.

[@Robin838]

Dr Cyril Wecht is convicted that her father did it. He wrote a book about some of the autopsies he has performed, including that of JonBenet.

[@burtreynolds1988km]

....the garrot was homemade from one of Patsy's paint brushes.....and Patsies handwriting matched the Ransom note handwriting..............and practice ransom notes were made and thrown away............and there were 0 foot prints found outside the house.......... so why would a professional killer come without a prewritten note and without a his/her own murder weapon..

[@burtreynolds1988km]

and the child never left the house and the ransom money was the same amount that John got for a work bonus.....

[@Moluccan56]

They did it. How they act, their haughtiness and arrogance and surety that a male sexual predator did it shows what control freaks they are.

[@wendynicole9907]

When she said she loved her as she was saying it she was shaking her head

[@Moluccan56]

She was a lousy liar. And a killer. She knew her own days were numbered,too.

[@jent6476]

Wow. The very first contradiction starts as early as 3:40. Was Patsy upstairs, or downstairs?? Patsy says upstairs, John says downstairs. They each say something different. Yet neither corrects the other.

[@krislove6171]

A person doesn't go from being a normal human being to a murderer. Ok Chris Watts. Give me a break. That guy is GUILTY

[@davidhoffmann8926]

Tunnel vision is a major obstacle for law enforcement.

[@theramseycase]

LE was on the right track in this case.

[@davidhoffmann8926]

@@theramseycase I'm not sure about that. Although, there may be no evidence against the parents, a guy feeling says it may be.

[@AApr1374Jo1881]

They had tunnel vision on the Ramsey's just like they did O.J. because that is where all the evidence pointed. That is exactly where they are supposed to look. At the evidence.

[@ourbarbara]

RIP Barbara Waltrs

[@kubektrololo7837]

These unfortunate people realized in time that instead of helping them, they would only get into trouble! That's why they stepped aside! They took a time out to mourn their child, give her body to the earth, come back to normal and try to stand up against ridiculous accusations! That's what I see in this case!😢

[@aeshaalberts7560]

They had something to do with her death. It has never made sense with me. Who writes a 3 page ransom note in somebody’s house on their stationary lol bad liars

[@Moluccan56]

100%

[@berniehayes8425]

Patsy is a terrible liar..they have both changed their stories so many times on camera its ludicrous!! Yet they never got charged..

[@inessebelic4788]

Do you know some billioner who is convicted ????

[@Savingdea]

He is intimidating not sorrowful. Not mournful, but kind of menacing. His eyes soften very rarely- they are very hard and just intimidating. He dares anyone to challenge him. She is still very high on some form of medication.

[@rebeccawhaley2982]

They are putting on an act. I don't see how they could lie to Barbara Walter's. Unbelievable!

[@Moluccan56]

100%

[@AuroraBjorn]

It’s a mess this whole thing is a mess. Why leave a ransom note if you’ve already killed a child downstairs? Why pick up your dead daughter when you know that you’ll transfer evidence even a child in grade school knows not to touch it. As a parent why wasn’t the entire house searched I think of how many times you look under the bed when you can’t find your kid for 15 minutes. I don’t know there’s something just so odd about it something happened in that house no one came in.

[@Moluccan56]

Because they frigging did it.

[@runa294]

Detective Thomas's book is a revelation. Highly recommended

[@miranda6455]

Why would they have to prepare for the worst if they were so confident they were innocent? Too fishy.

[@theramseycase]

Hey, I'm the one who uploaded this. Click on my username, and you'll find a video that may confirm that suspicion. It runs for about 2 hours with videos from interviews. The ransom note versus handwriting bit about 20 to 30 minutes is shocking.

[@cynthiachamberlain8985]

Patsy is one sick individual.!!

[@blueberrycobbler]

Are you the designated lynch mob leader?

[@userunknozn]

Be careful of pursing or licking your lips. This can indicate extreme anxiety, withholding information and withholding aggression. Tight lips indicate you may be planning to keep the truth in. If you actually suck the lips part way in, you may be withholding anger. When you are nervous, your mouth becomes dry, and you lick your lips and swallow as you struggle to find the right words to say.

[@blueberrycobbler]

Get some mental health help, you have lost the plot. You and the rest of the wannabe behavioral body language “experts” are whack jobs. Use some common sense and critical thinking, anyone (guilty or innocent) going into an interrogation type interview will display the same uneasy behavior. It’s completely natural.