summary JonBenét; the final chapter

My name is Marcel Elfers, Master Profiler through written communication. The JonBenét case has never left us because the intruder theory defies all logic. In a series of youtube presentations, I will explain who wrote the ransom note, why the note was written, and show S.B.T.C [no period] is the natural conclusion of the message in the ransom note.
(p.s. a slide error slipped in. Please note JonBenet was born August 6th, 1990)

[@avonlady30]

With regards to your analysis of the 911 call....the very first line says inaudible police. What she actually said, quite clearly actually was, "hello, we need an.......police". To me it was quite evident she was about to slip up and say an ambulance but she caught herself and changed it to police. She already knew her daughter was dead and in the basement and she had the Freudian almost slip if you will......we need an ambulance.

[@MarcelElfers]

Oooh!! That’s new to me. And makes sense. I need to listen to that again. Thank you.

[@LinTrueCrimeProject]

Good catch!!

[@OpalineAndTheBean]

I agree!!! 💯

[@lisakaye3919]

Yup I have been saying this for years. But there seems to be two versions of the 911 call. I am not sure which one is the authentic call

[@ednajoseph8601]

You’re absolutely correct. That’s what I heard too.

[@tommyg5095]

They were both complicit in this cover up,,,, one person killed that girl, but both were doing their best to cover it up, or divert.

[@ruthdianneschoch5583]

And they purposely called friends to come to destroy the crime scene. If they really thought she was kidnapped, they would have stayed off the phone, fearing the “kidnapper” might call.

[@ruthdianneschoch5583]

Absolutely, but he was the abuser. She went along to save appearances, protect the son. She couldn’t image allowing the truth to come out.

[@zjelkof]

Anyone who has lost a child is not healing in 5 days time. They are still in shock and disbelief from the loss.

[@MissJensk1]

Quite right? I lost 2 young brothers, my mother didn't heal in five days, or ever really.

[@lunacapri-piazza9495]

Parents never heal or recover fully after losing a child or a loved one. That's if they genuinely cared of course. Everyone reacts differently. People have a tendency to put others in a category box and label them. Not even identical twins think, feel or behave the same.

[@MissJensk1]

@@lunacapri-piazza9495 Indeed they don't. I lost two brothers when I was a child. I know what it did to my Mum. You learn to live with it (she had to, she had other children to care for) but you don't get over it.

[@robinbecker6108]

@@MissJensk1 Yes, what an odd thing for John Ramsey to say they were healing.

[@kasey9067]

I found your videos very interesting & insightful. You've made points I've never considered before and the videos are well done.

[@MarcelElfers]

Thank you.

[@evelynscott8863]

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[@scootermom1791]

My thoughts exactly! I've learned a lot more than I previously knew about JonBenet's death and her parents'involvement. I believe the evidence is very clearly provided in Marcel's analyses that one of the parents (probably Patsy) killed her daughter, and the other covered it up.

[@kasey9067]

@@scootermom1791 I remember this case clearly & how screwed up it was. I've always thought that the parents were involved somehow and Marcel's videos show that very clearly. It makes me so sad that there was no justice for this precious child.

[@simonbagel]

If the Ramsey's did not find JonBenet in her bed that early morning they would have scoured the house looking for her. And they would have found her. But Patsy's 911 call presumes they did not search the house. Why did they not search the house? Because they already knew her whereabouts prior to the 911 call.

[@marys3127]

Yes, that always struck me as odd. I would have run through the house, checking room by room quickly before calling 911.

[@MarcelElfers]

Excellent point.

[@hova8337]

the ransom note was their excuse for not scouring the house...

[@FraBra88]

As I undertend Patsy fins the note, then looked in the room andsince she was not there for real then she called 911, and they did not search the house because they thougt she was away with the kidnapper

[@MarcelElfers]

@@FraBra88 yes. I can see that. But why did they not pay attention to the phone? The “intruder” said, “will call between 8 - 10 am”.

[@lynnscott8286]

They gave away that they didn’t look for her because they already knew where she was. They had all the answers and it shows by how they behaved and what they said.

[@whosaidthat4299]

I think it's weird that they went right to grieving, for myself I think consuming anger would be first, Who killed my daughter?!!!!!

[@peggygreeby5065]

In a TV interview the ramseys did just days after jonbenet's murder patsy looked into the camera and said she forgave the person that killed her daughter. I think she was forgiving burke.

[@michellefilak631]

Who said that? Indeed! Anger and mission to find the intruder/murderer! You are so correct, pastry immediately went to grieving and John I can’t figure him out!

[@OpalineAndTheBean]

@@peggygreeby5065so telling that she has a connection/feelings for the perpetrator 👍

[@OpalineAndTheBean]

Who the H3LL would be able to forgive the brutal, sadistic murd3R of a child? No loving parent ever!

[@OpalineAndTheBean]

The Ramseys never did anything to try and find this monster because they know the monster..

[@chrisgomez1840]

has anyone noticed how she never mentions JBRs name she says my daughter 6 yrs old. shes blonde. 6 yr old

[@songbirdy]

Well she was giving a physical description which 911 needed. In all fairness a mother would be frantic and trying to give details immediately needed. Anything can be read into anything.

[@thomaspalazzi7795]

And then all attention went to the note. The Dead Sea Scrolls of Ransom Notes!!

[@jad1079]

Also, there's the bizarreness of the "kidnapper" asking for $118,000.

[@lorimiller4301]

Who asks for such a small amount ?! And one that can be tied to John ? It almost makes her worthless when her Dad made that as just a bonus ?

[@kasey9067]

Exactly!! Obviously they knew John Ramsey and all about his income and yet they ask the guy who owns an airplane for a paltry $118k. Everything about this case is bizarre.

[@ashleysalande5626]

Exactly - kidnappers will ask average people for millions but these multi-millionaires the kidnappers want a tiny and oddly specific sum

[@paulaprettypaula4213]

They would of ask for at least a million it was patsy writing the ransom note

[@martyolsen5355]

Playing Devil's Advocate for a moment, it's actually smarter to ask for an amount that a very rich person can afford, since it becomes very tempting for the rich person to just cut the cheque so to speak and put all this behind them as quickly and quietly as possible. Imagine someone grabs your kid and legit only asks you to give them the change in your pocket. That said, I 100% believe that this was an "internal matter" so to speak.

[@swan77a]

Whatever happened, obviously they were covering for one another.

[@martyolsen5355]

Or their creepy son.

[@swan77a]

@@martyolsen5355 So in order to protect the son and make them accessories to murder and punishment of life in prison or death, they collaborated in a conspiracy to protect him? You're way out there! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y56pYotjm9l8npY

[@thankfulblessed3774]

I just watched a special series literally last night on Hulu with new evidence from the lead investigator’s family who was the main investigator brought in to help the whole investigation...one of the main things that sticks out to me in the whole case was that if it was an intruder, how were the cobwebs in the window not bothered with the intruder that came in..they were completely intact in the police photo....I remember when this happened and I never will forget it...The parents were way too cold and too calm about their daughter being dead...Also the female cop that was at the house the moment John found his daughter in the basement says that she’ll never forget the code feeling she had when she looked into John’s face the moment he found his daughter!!! They DID IT!!! There’s no doubt in my mind that the family did it!! And who in their right mind would write a three page ransom note to a family that’s absurd!!

[@jad1079]

One theory is that the intruder had a key. The Ramseys were known to give out house keys to contractors and such. And they told multiple people where they hid their house key by the front door. Also, the housekeeper had a key.

[@thankfulblessed3774]

@@jad1079 This may be the case but if someone had killed their daughter they would have done more to try to go after the person that did this also Patsy wrote the note!! There are several people that have checked the hand writing analysis...of the note...all were very very reputable people that have worked in analysis several years said that it was her!! So if someone broke into your home and killed your daughter you’re gonna write a fake ransom note 3 pages long??

[@jad1079]

@@thankfulblessed3774 Good points! I think it's more likely than not that the ransom note was authored by Patsy. And, the four handwriting experts that initially worked the case also agreed that it was likely written by Patsy. However, I believe it was ruled "inconclusive," for political reasons. For the police to acknowledge that Patsy wrote the note, they would've had to bring charges against her. And, for whatever reason, they didn't want to do so. Perhaps they felt like they didn't have enough evidence to win in court or they were afraid of the Ramsey legal team.

[@ellencloud9583]

The dad did it and the mother covered it up!

[@songbirdy]

The police lied a lot. They also said the window was way too small for entry. Which it wasn't. And that lady cop, have you seen her in videos? She acts cuckoo as hell.

[@landers3700]

Brilliant analysis…NOTE: Even their book had the 2 of them on the cover and JB on the back. When asked about this during an interview they said they didn’t even want JB’s picture on the book at all…because the Book was about them…their journey…Unbelievable. SBTC stands for “Saved By The Cross” Victory! Rumors have it that she used this before in a letter to her Sister???? Whole case is a shame.

[@MarcelElfers]

Ooh!! I did not know that about “our journey” and “no JonBenét picture”. Thank you.

[@Ada..D]

Does anyone seriously think that an intruder escaping through a difficult basement window after killing a child is going to stop and replace the iron grating which covered the pit in which the window sat. The police photos show the iron grating clearly in place on the 26th

[@MarcelElfers]

Good point

[@Ada..D]

@@MarcelElfers Hi, I very much enjoyed reading your analysis of the case. I feel that there are many small but never the less important anomielies in this case which people completely overlook. I've been quietly studying this crime over the last twelve or so months but looking at it from a slightly different angle. I try to look at unsolved cold cases with a view to finding what's not there that should be ? or what's there that shouldn't be ?. If I may, I might at some stage send you an occasional observation, should something of interest come up.

[@briandaniel5091]

Nope

[@davidwilliams4498]

Read where a resarcher said a friend next day helping look for JB found a side door ajar no one leaves a door like that at night.

[@AnnieFlorida]

My consistent thought thru the years.... the note says do not notify officials but they do with that warning as “incidental” almost. As a mom I’d have made the call but asked the police to sneak over ???? I’d immediately tell 911 operator about that warning and my fear that they’d hurt my daughter if I disobeyed that order???? Anyone else think that???

[@janetsavona7590]

They also stated that they didnt read the whole note Which I find odd Also the person who wrote the note was careful not to tarnish John Ramseys business We respect your business But not the country that it serves

[@MarcelElfers]

good point. Why compliment the man and take his child. That is a contradiction: respect vs disrespect. I address that in my book. Good eye.

[@kez-chick5647]

Annie K watch ArmChair Detective on this case, he has a reporter on. Very interesting, apparently there is a half brother and a dead half sister

[@janetsavona7590]

@@kez-chick5647 He has three kids from his first marriage to Lucinda Ramsey Beth Melinda and John Andrew Beth died in a car accident in 1992

[@jbird4754]

I agree. What a sadly screwed up case. Poor baby. On a more superficial note 🤷‍♀️. I never liked that her mom enabled her to enter Beauty Pageants and to wear such sexy and/or suggestive mini outfits?!?! Let children be little or be their age, at every age. Makeup, big hair, glittery halter tops at 6 Yrs young?!?! Maybe a jealous mother of another little girl? Whoever did what he/she did was twisted because it’s one thing to deliver a ransom note knowing very well that this child is long dead AND why brutalize her sexually with a broken wooden stick (was it?). There is no mention of sperm as DNA so no penetration- I always found that very odd... only someone without a penis would use an object to rape or sexually brutalize right? So... That’s why in MY opinion for quite some time I thought that even at 9, it could’ve been Burke, maybe jealous of her “pageantry fame”? But due to his age, ill prepared to have sex with his little sister AND, at 9, he wouldn’t have possessed such advanced vocabulary to write such a long letter and he would’ve been extremely nervous unless he was or is apathetic... but this was too maturely calculated. Whoever did this only had 12 hours or less and had to have been on the premise... what a huge mystery. There seems to be so many possibilities!!! I only hope that this case is solved one day especially while her father is still alive. 😕🤷‍♀️

[@xeno4746]

Mhhhh, the police was not interested in your knowledge and help? That raises even more questions about how this murder was handled.

[@jdr9419]

The parents know what happened.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

As a mom I know if I were calling 911 for help with my child missing, I would say the most alarming aspect first: "My daughter has been kidnapped, they left a ransom note." I would naturally want to convey the urgency of immediate action: a child has been taken. Also, I wouldn't call the local police, I'd go directly to the FBI; kidnapping is what they do. They would advise us what to say or not say publicly, would put a trace on our phone, surveil our property, may already know what the acronym is, and would have immediate access to forensics labs and relevant data bases. Discretion would be important, who would invite some local cop with an associate's degree in to tromp all over the crime scene and probably blab about stuff the kidnappers want to know? Unless of course, you're hoping that's exactly what would happen.. That the local cops would let you wander around the house, MOVE THE BODY, allow Ramsey TO LEAVE THE HOUSE, etc. Nope, none of this makes sense, which is why virtually no one buys the Ramsey's story.

[@pamelaalton6652]

Why would it be bad that the cops had an associate degree? I agree the entire scene was a set up and forensically ruined from the first second someone unauthorized stepped foot in that house. What confusees me is why would one of the parents just up and sexually molest their child, then give her a head injury that could have caused her death, then strangle her as well? I think the sights should be pointed at Burke. He had been very rough towards her in the past. But, if he did do it why did his parents want to cover it up so badly? Perhaps in their panic they dreaded losing both of their children because Burke would definitely be taken away and studied like a zoo animal. Perhaps he was their favourite despite all the grandeos attention Jonbent received.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@pamelaalton6652 There's no evidence that Burke was abusive to JB in the past, unless you consider the internet chatter to be evidence. Why would I rather have a highly trained expert in federal crime with unlimited forensics resources and a law degree than a beat cop from the local high school investigating the disappearance of my daughter? Really?

[@pamelaalton6652]

@@dreamingrightnow1174 In understand your point. I was just commenting that there's nothing wrong with having an associates degree. I KNOW THAT THEY WERE HORRIBLE UNTRAINED COPS THAT HAD NO EXPERIENCE IN DEALING WITH SUCH CASES. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@pamelaalton6652 Yeah, except you don't understand my point if you think it is that "there's something wrong with an associate's degree". Feel free not to comment, but controlling whether others respond to you is not how the internet works.

[@pamelaalton6652]

@@dreamingrightnow1174 This is ridiculous. We simply disagree about a piece of information in one of your comments. And I wasn't "TRYING TO CONTROL U OR THE INTERNET," I JUST DIDN'T WISH CONTINUE DISAGREEING WITH U. Let's move on. Be safe!

[@AndiLee75]

This is excellent. I remember hearing that they supposedly left the ransom note on the stairs and didn’t touch it. …but, somehow she remembered SBTC? I would not remember that under stress. Also, the biggest thing that bothered me was how she didn’t tell 911 the note said JB would die if they got the police involved…You would think she’d ask what to do and if they can come discreetly. Instead, she said nothing then invited several friends to come over too without a mention of this threat.

[@Tatti2202]

That's a really good point you made about patsy not informing the operator about not contacting the authorities or she dies, I never thought of that 🤔

[@protochris]

The analysis is spot on. The parents are undeniably and fully involved in the cover up of how this girl was killed.

[@jamesradskijr.9745]

I say it was a staged kidnapped with the parents being involved, turning out to be a killing with another person or persons directly involved, why, 💰 and beyond.

[@pamelastuper1734]

Linda Parise xplains how she was murdered and I think she is spot on. John worked for Lockheed Martin and he had info and was not willing to share so they ruined him.

[@vicksta8875]

@@pamelastuper1734 That doesnt explain why the Ramseys lied, changed stories, played the "dont recall" and "from what we've been told" John was involved. He hid the body, Fleet didn't see it when he opened the door.. John disappeared for an hour.. He then placed JB on that wine cellar. Just moments later, he was told to go look.. And, Magic! There she was.. They purposely contaminated the scene... Took off, left boulder with the same clothes from the event still on.. They hired seperate attonerys.😱.. The list goes on and on!!

[@tirasuchorab9381]

Absolutely

[@JohnSmith-bn7bl]

no ransom note would be that detailed, or elaborate. the killer had time to sit down for 20 minutes to write it on the note pad found inside the house? wow.

[@mickster655]

Barbara Mackle ransom note was 8 to 9 pages long. Kidnapping case was solved.

[@faithyourfear6401]

Wow. Awesome presentation. The ransom note has always screamed "Patsy" to me. I can hear her saying some of those words "Don't try to grow a brain John" und so weiter. I think the next parts of your series are up now, so I'll find out if my theory makes sense. Thank you so much. You make some points, I say.

[@lilyclairejones796]

They were covering for each other I think all of them were involved

[@membear]

and she said "gone" as in dead instead of saying she is missing.

[@allan9603]

@membear and she said "gone" while Burke was listening, making him think he killed JB after striking her with the flashlight; it was Burke Patsy was heard talking to while she was on the 911 call.

[@jad1079]

Good point. "Gone" could mean any of a number of things: Dead, abducted, ran away, etc.

[@allan9603]

@@jad1079 of course Patsy meant dead, because after Burke knocked out JB, her and John murdered her.

[@allan9603]

@Molly Mew , I never stated that Burke killed her, but knocked her out. John and/or Patsy murdered JB to cover up the years of physical and sexual abuse. The Ramseys knew a trip to the ER would give fodder to a grand jury to charge them both. Don't forget, a grand jury already handed down an indictment which was quashed by the corrupt DA.

[@IttyBittyKnittyJessa]

You know what tugs at me as missing? That they didn’t mention how terrified they were of this faction that invaded their privacy and made their way into the house. Wouldn’t it be almost hard not to say? Your daughter has been killed, and you are or were a target of some foreign group, and you willingly go on international news networks, seemingly risky. And no statement to or about this group that murders babies? So strange to me.

[@MarcelElfers]

yes, and not only that. Burke was apparently also not very afraid.

[@scotthedick25]

And they did the exact opposite of what the ransom said also they could easily afford to pay a ransom they probably had that much in their home they were beyond wealthy $118.000 I would pay for my daughter back

[@Tatti2202]

Exactly 💯 I found it strange how quickly they got Burke out of the house that morning. I wouldn't have let my child out my sight if my other child had been "kidnapped" by a dangerous "foreign faction".

[@USArmy91222]

in regards to the 911 call, if you listen very closely at the very beginning of the call she started to say "hurry, we need an Amb" then she caught herself and said police..this is very important because if she started to say Ambulance she already knew JB was dead or dying!

[@MarcelElfers]

That is a good catch. I was not aware of that. Thank you.

[@USArmy91222]

@@MarcelElfers hi Marcel, just curious if you had a chance to re-listen to the very beginning of that 911 call? and if you also thought it sounded like Patsy started to say " hurry, we need an Amb " then quickly caught herself and said Police?

[@MarcelElfers]

I did. And since you said that, I can hear it too.

[@HumanimalChannel]

​@MarcelElfers the Power of Suggestion, yeah?! Just like people think they hear Burke on the recording after it was suggested to them. There is no such thing. But I do mow feel compelled to register to what Patsy says, to see what I think now!

[@larrywakeman4371]

WOW really? I never noticed that! Kimberly

[@jad1079]

One of the hallmarks of lying is providing extra, unnecessary details. The ransom note is "Exhibit A" in unnecessary details.

[@MarcelElfers]

Yes. Exaggeration is an attempt to convince. Absolutely.

[@fiona-lyons]

As a mother I could see myself starting with "someone took my daughter, she's gone, there's a ransom note, she's only 9 please help. " I don't care about the address. Let the urgency of the situation get across first. (besides they can trace the address) and also my husband would make the call. John is an Alpha type and he doesn't take charge???? For sure that was an inside job.

[@kathymckinley3877]

IT'S GREAT TO FINALLY SEE THAT EVENTS ARE BEING ANALISED SO THOROUGHLY !

[@lorimiller4301]

You'd think the Dad would be mad, someone has violated his home, his palace and stolen his prize possession, his beauty Queen.

[@emiliadavis8247]

EXACTLY!!

[@emiliadavis8247]

@@lorimiller4301 For certain!!

[@susantaulli730]

Absolutely. The people that keep defending him aren’t taking into consideration his controlling personality. I mean, they try to convince you that the Ramsey’s were just two innocent twits who didn’t know nothin’ bout nothin’.

[@mamas-jeep1984]

If somebody kidnapped my English Mastiff.. I'd be more panicked than these ppl. My adult kids would be frantic. That's the difference between normal human behavior and Narcissistic ppl that think more of money than family

[@dimitrageorgiadi5087]

Excellent analysis. My concern was why the Ramsey's were never held accountable for her murder. Who did they know in "high places "?

[@christiansoldier77]

Dimitra Georgiadi Burke did it . Thats why there were no charges pressed

[@worldeconomicforumbarbie9323]

@@christiansoldier77 no. The use a graut, a stun gun, is part of ritual. Micheal Aquino was the person who taught the intel community to use stun guns in order to get victims to submit. This piece of interesting info, came from Cathy O'Brien in one her first interviews.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@worldeconomicforumbarbie9323 There was no stun gun

[@worldeconomicforumbarbie9323]

@@christiansoldier77 ya.. There was. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX_MeIWwgJmsidk

[@ozziewarrens8804]

@@worldeconomicforumbarbie9323 - I believe it was the father and his associates in the pedophile ring well known in Boulder. Remember, his older daughter from his previous marriage was sacrificed. Bed wetting is a symptom of repeated sexually abuse.

[@Madmen604]

The cops ruined their chance of conviction by the terrible contamination of evidence , slow response, poor investigative procedures.

[@schoomzer]

and fighting between agencies.

[@zovalentine7305]

Bungled from beginning, it will never be solved unless murderer confesses and is verified by independent experts. Rest in powerful peace JonBenet Patricia Ramsey 🙏

[@deeandrews7051]

First of all, Patsy lied about there being no pineapple in the house. Why didn't the police get her recent grocery bill receipts to see when she bought it. Look at her cr. card receipts to see where she shops. Once she gets caught in a lie, you go from there. We know you bought the pineapple, why did you lie about it.

[@johnnymomascaro]

As Shakespeare said "Methinks the lady doth protesteth (too) much". The ransom note contains too much extraneous information and seems a persuasive document among two insiders

[@MarcelElfers]

yes, ..., exaggeration is a trait to convince of the opposite. well, said.

[@bonnielucas153]

The letter zeroes in on mr r and sounds like his wife fighting with him. And she certainly wrote the whole thing. There is no doubt

[@karendoshier3439]

That is not what the scientific experts found. Just another tabloid opinion.

[@freddie3206]

@@karendoshier3439 CENA WONG, A HANDWRITING EXPERT SAID PATSY WROTE THE NOTE. THE HANDWRITING EXPERTS THAT THE RAMEY'S HIRED WERE THE ONES WHO CLAIM PATSY DID NOT WRITE IT. WHO WOULD COMMIT SUCH A CRIME AND ONLY ASK FOR $118,000 FROM A FAMILY WHO WAS WORTH MILLIONS?

[@sharonsmith1203]

The police officer said that neither the parents not the family, friends and neighbors paid attention to the time that the kidnapper was supposed to call. The timeframe came and went that day and everybody forgot about it apparently. You think they would have had a game plan for when he would call. Nope.

[@sharonsmith1203]

@Shawna Sanchez nope. She was found around 1:00pm

[@fritula6200]

If my 6y.o daughter died of a sickness, she wld be in hospital, cared for with help of doctors. But, if my daughter was murdered, strangled, sexually molested, probably tortured, while l was sleeping in the basement of our home, also jonbenet's home, l would need sedating long term. The other thing, what kind of people are they to go on TV and be interviewed, 5 days after her death, was Jonbenet buried by then? The mother and father seemed to cope with all the media and the tv questioning. They both where eagerly filmed and both able mentally be alert. I couldn't get out of bed to even comb my hair, Patsy done-up like a model, not a hair out of place, calm, collected, answered every question with authority. WHY did this ordinary family become public figures in America, they became celebrities. They made money out of their daughter. I don't know by whom Jonbenet was murdered. The strange behaviour of the mother and father, does not fill the mould of normal human beings. The other thing in one of the video, the person who carried jonbenet's lifeless body from the basement, placed her body upstairs on the floor of the lounge room, l think it was the father ?? Who on earth would put a dead child's body on the floor, wouldn't any normal person place it on the loungesuite, just the normal thing to do, because of the sorrow in your heart. This case is similar to Madeleine McCann's parents..... ended up rich and celebrities, showed no remorse for their daughters deaths. Are they human. These 2 families were backed up by people, who made sure they were paid well. Why??? Both Jonbenet and Madeleine's deaths are not resting in peace.

[@misha861]

They were already a rich family, but I do believe someone in that house did it

[@ritawillis7492]

You never know what's going on in people's lives. It's not what it sames most of the time. The money will keep you in bad situations.

[@denisrailey777]

I do not think there was an intruder. So the murderer must be in the house. Amazingly how quick the husband/father was to find the body. Mess up any evidence & bring her body up from the basement to the main sitting room. I like your analysis. Justice will come around eventually.

[@christiansoldier77]

@Barbara Sowak Patsy didnt kill her . Burke did it.

[@ozziewarrens8804]

@ Denis - That was intentional on the father's part. And who ever heard of police allow the crime scene be contaminated with people tracking in and out of the house?

[@rhondawilliams5859]

@@christiansoldier77 I SAID THE SAME THING.

[@sunshinem.8216]

I always perceived that the Father was involved, and she knew about His involvement way before the killing or death took place. That is my gut feeling, I hope I could be wrong. The Son and Brother was quite young, it's hard to imagine he would have been involved.

[@beverlydodd6952]

Why is the mother calling the police? Where the heck was the father? I would be in hysterics as a mother. My husband would have been the stronger one to call the police.

[@rebeccawhaley2982]

Yes I agree.

[@nancymatheny1901]

Johns still alive make him confess.

[@nicholaspagano8438]

How do you suggest we make him confess?

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

Sure do need a “Columbo” on this case.. are any of you old enough to remember him? A detective TV show back in the 70s or maybe 80s where a seemingly dumb, bumbling detective would be trying to figure out crimes like this one and one of his habitual things he did when he got ready to leave, he’d turn back around and say, “Oh, just one more thing...” and he always solved the crimes.. The suspects always thought he was just goofy. I can’t for the life of me remember the actor’s name and I can see his face clearly in my mind. Grrr. But seriously wish we had a Columbo on every case. Late edit: it just came to me. I believe his name was Peter Falk.

[@pescadero10000]

I always believed that her brother hit her with a flashlight because she reached into his bowl and ate some of his pineapple. Everything else that followed was to cover up the real crime.

[@jamesradskijr.9745]

That's a very strong theory and may very well be true, it would explain alot.

[@ellethree680]

I believe the same. He was 9 and impulsive and very capable of hitting her hard enough on the head with the mag light. Nobody will ever be punished for killing her because it was a child that had no intent to murder. My hope is that they actually got some serious mental help for him because wow! The arrests should’ve been made on the parents for lying to police, staging a crime, wasting resources looking for a kidnapper/killer, and Burke should’ve been removed from their custody. Too late for most of this to even happen.

[@jamesradskijr.9745]

@@ellethree680 I agree, the DA had a shot and backed away, the rich somehow get richer, the father doesn't look so good nor does the son, they have to live with the rat/guilty conscious 😬 everyday they look in the mirror.

[@deeandrews7051]

I agree but I don't think it was the pineapple. She was always climbing into his bed and wetting his bed. He may have hit her because she wet his bed. Also, it is odd that she was a bed wetter.

[@mollysteel142]

@@deeandrews7051 probably from sex

[@susanb1859]

I think your spot on, I never thought deeply about saying the most important thing first. The way you set it all out looks obviously fabricated now. I have recently been trying to get to the bottom of this as a layman, it would make the most sense if BR struck her in a fit of sudden anger fueled by jealousy, and the parents covering it up. However JR stands out as being too spry and unconcerned . It’s hard for me to see his motive , I hope he wasn’t abusing her sexuality.. I’ll be looking for your upcoming book. thank You for your work

[@MarcelElfers]

Thank you. Watch, “the author of the note revealed”. My book is now available on Amazon. When you read it, consider leaving a review on Amazon.

[@ticopipa]

The McCanns (Madeleine McCann case) also made it all about themselves.

[@dfkuz]

There are definite similarities in both cases! Good catch!

[@lorimiller4301]

Yeah when you let others spend time with your "sleeping" children things can go wrong. I believe both parents were allowing this type of behavior to take place.

[@bonnielucas153]

The solution was right in front of the lady detective who arrived at the house and was forced to be there alone awhile, and became terrified watching the father. She was and still is certain he did it

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Snakes in suits

[@ruthdianneschoch5583]

Yes, absolutely. If they were covering for the son, how would they even think of the garrote scenario? It’s crazy. The likely scenario is that, in my opinion, the dad was abusing JB. Patsy came upon them and possible struck at John, hitting JB accidentally. Or, J might have done it all, not meaning to kill her, and Patsy found them. Patsy was a person to keep up appearances, and protective of the other family members.

[@ruthdianneschoch5583]

Patsy wrote the note.

[@davidwilliams4498]

If she really properly trained in my opinion. She seeing the ransom letter an child missing she should got everyone in house out 2 other cops go in with guns drawn looking under every bed closet attic basement cellar locked door. What if John or patsy gets shot going into any room basement in that huge house. I'd bet she was more embarrassed she told John to look again an he went try the old separate back basement door that had an item in front that other cop never tried to go in there. Not s Sherlock Holmes great police work.

[@gregorysmyth6707]

At the end of the 911 call a male voice can be heard saying " We aren't talking to you." That implies that there are at least 3 people in the room during the call. Burke was awake.

[@MarcelElfers]

Yes. Although we are not sure what was said, we are sure there were three people. One child.

[@DreamsOfFinland]

Patsy's tone of voice goes from hysterical to disgusted & worn out in 2 seconds when she thinks she hung up with 911. That means the hysterical voice was an act.

[@davehelms7633]

So yes her mother has past on to aswell her father remarried somebody better pull there head out of there ass to find out more about her father !!!!!!!

[@honeybee6858]

Freemasons

[@65if2007]

I think that the Ramseys are as guilty as sin. But isn't it possible that at line 3, Patsy thought she was being asked, "Where are you calling from?" Isn't it possible that at line 15, she really didn't hear the question? But I agree that you wouldn't expect her to say anything other than, "My daughter's been kidnapped!"

[@MarcelElfers]

Yes, that is possible. However, interpretations are based on consistency of patterns = context. Investigations look for how things are connected. Whatever someone says, does or does not, is a mindset expressed. It is the consistency in their words and behavior that showed significant indifference toward finding “the intruder” and “who murdered” their daughter.

[@rhainaweissehexe3899]

You're Analysis made a lot of sense. It was obvious Patsy wrote the Ransom note. I could not understand why the Investigators did not follow this lead further. It was similar to the Madeleine McCann case. Very sad.

[@justjosie8963]

Thank you! I'm not even half through this vid, but you are making sense! There are so many gaslighting scenarios and "experts" telling us we have not witnessed what we have witnessed with this case.

[@janetsavona7590]

The most likely scenerio is that it was probably Burke They covered for him as to save face and their familys reputation

[@selenaselena666]

I don't think that it was Burke, JonBennet had a sister from John's previous marriages, she died in a car crash but allegedly she was going on psychotherapy which revealed childhood sexual abuse. It's either dad, ma, or the other brother, his suitcase was found at their home.

[@janetsavona7590]

@@selenaselena666 I don't think there was any truth to that He actually cancelled an entire business trip to fly to attend a Father Daughter dance with her They said he was a loving father

[@houseofinri.hoi1959]

Burkes DNA did Not match tht under Jonbernets' nails, so he's innocent

[@MomCatMeows]

New subscriber here! The parents have never acted right to me since day one. And once I became a mom myself, their actions and demeanor appeared ever weirder. Looking forward to your expert analysis!!

[@MarcelElfers]

Welcome. For easy reference: the JonBenét playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLBTdsfgEgDHIpN9E5UMEL7PFtL0hRCL0D

[@janetsavona7590]

The person who wrote the Ransom Note was careful not to tarnish John Ramsey's Business

[@lesmorris10]

You are right on the money, nice to hear a nice common sense analysis on the subject.

[@MarcelElfers]

Thank you.

[@judithsarazin6102]

@@MarcelElfers I agree. This is refreshing. I have listened over and over again to the parents words. I like how you dissect the actual words and patterns. I also agree the RN is the greatest piece of evidence because of it's length. Overall, I found the crime scene staged - especially the suitcase under the window. I also found it extremely odd that John, as soon as he was told he could, ran to the basement and within minutes (?) seemingly found the body. Calling his pilot was beyond weird. I will certainly buy your book

[@MarcelElfers]

@@judithsarazin6102 thank you. After you read my book, consider leaving a review. I would appreciate that.

[@soxpeewee]

The whole thing is weird

[@cynthiablackwood9128]

I have to agree with you. I also think that the parents had something to do with her murder. I feel like they know too much not to be involved in killing her.

[@marketdid2953]

Please discuss what you think the extremely creepy brother knows or doesn't know.

[@marys3127]

Creepy 😜🤪👍🏻

[@cindihillis7047]

When brother was on Dr Phil he was soooo creepy he. Made my skin crawl !

[@evandegenfelder4554]

Fascinating. I've been intrigued by this case since it happened. I agree that Steve Thomas' book was the BEST. And YES, Patsy wrote the note.

[@wendyokoopa7048]

Yeah I think she also killed her too because jonbenet wanted out of pageantry.

[@fiona-lyons]

Last thought. If Burke lashed out and killed Jonbenet, Patsy would want to cover up and fake the kidnapping. Her idea so she made the call. John may have been reluctant so she wrote the note and made the call and SBTC could be Stand by the Child This is an excellent series. It should have tens of thousands of likes!

[@MarcelElfers]

Thank you. Spread the word. “Stand By The Child” is interesting. I personally do not think Burke was involved but nobody can factually exclude that possibility.

[@allan9603]

Burke did strike and knock out JB with a flashlight, thus setting in motion Patsy and John fabricating the kidnapping. John had for years been sexually abusing JB, and Patsy knew it. Knowing a trip to the ER would result in an examination of JB, and uncovering the signs of sexual abuse, both John and Patsy jointly murdered JB. I'm willing to bet that a thorough investigation investigation into John's background would reveal the signs of a sexual deviant. JMO

[@allan9603]

S.B.T.C.= Subic Bay Training Center. John's former military home.

[@MarcelElfers]

@@allan9603 the training center has been debunked. There was no such thing.

[@allan9603]

Marcel, the Chicago Tribune reported in 1997 that John was in fact assigned to the Navy Public Works Center, Subic Bay Training Center from March 1968 to November 1969. The base which was located near Manila in the Philippines, is now closed.

[@nancygermain6924]

I like the detail about the period after the letter c, very logical. Because the Ramsey and McCann cases have been dissected to shreds with body language experts, word specialists, writing styles and the worlds people, I decided to be the stumbling block taking the they’re innocent side, mostly for my own entertainment. I only follow the for mentioned cases. I have not heard a writing expert that does more then look at more then just the style. Very interesting indeed.

[@bonnielucas153]

That ridiculous letter is a glaring spotlight on the mother

[@jw9366]

Burke did it. Parents covered.

[@karenwittman5732]

Wasn’t there another older brother from John Ramsey ‘s previous Marriage that had been at the house at Xmas and left at undetermined time ?

[@mollysteel142]

@@karenwittman5732 the 🎅 probably

[@vicksta8875]

@@karenwittman5732 Yup!! JAndrew! He's a Creep, just like this Daddy!!

[@susantaulli730]

Correction: John convinced Patsy that Burke did it. That’s the only reason she would have been involved in the coverup. She didn’t know the truth. John killed his daughter.

[@jacquiet6040]

Who could ever do an interview 5 days after their daughter was killed! GUILTY!

[@heatherguse8982]

Thank you for your excellent analysis so far. You bring logic to this chaotic case....and now it makes sense. I look forward to the next videos.

[@MarcelElfers]

Much appreciated

[@caroleanneberry6399]

I agree totally. Superb analysis..on a very sad and indeed, harrowing case. I can never understand why a little girl would be coerced into dressing like an adult woman! Poor child..to me it is a form of abuse in itself. Thank you for your analysis. Extremely thought provoking.

[@Scorpio200]

You are brilliant and I 1000% agree wth you on every thing iam now 50 and 25 years ago my mom and I use to talk about it and we both pretty much summed up exactly what you stated in most of these statements and back then that was just reading from the tabloids and watching the TV interviews my mom is departed now but she was right on and so are you..

[@lynnscott8286]

To me the ransom note was written by Patsy. It was very emotional and scattered. A woman whose daughter was just murdered and she was working hard to save her son. He hated his sister. He was neglected by his mother and father.

[@amymccammon9078]

My guess was sbtc is a made up acronym but that it was fabricated with some sort of logic like "Signed By The Culprit/Captor/Criminal....

[@Doxymeister]

Makes sense. I always thought S.B.T.C. sounded like a savings and loan or something--something a professional white collar worker would use, rather than a half-broke activist group or something.

[@thomaspalazzi7795]

Yes Fabricated with periods

[@emiliadavis8247]

@@Doxymeister It stood for the training center John Ramsey was in! Subic Bay Training Center. It's in all of the books and an interview.

[@emiliadavis8247]

It actually stood for Subic Bay Training Center where John Ramsey was in Naval training.

[@amymccammon9078]

@@emiliadavis8247 Oh really? Thank u for posting that and correcting me! That part of the letter always bothered me. How did you find this out?

[@mariettaberry1711]

I would say JonBenet's death WAS a tragedy. It was also a crime. I think both words are appropriate.

[@maryannbush3494]

Both parents were involved, John did the killing.

[@anthonypeters44]

Yes finally people that get it john did it this was a sacrafice the mom was told what was getting ready to go down she probably didn't like it but she wasn't gonna stop it this was the fathers big sacrafice

[@christineadams1284]

@@anthonypeters44 Yes, yes, yes. Also, a book was found in their bookcase/house on "how to create a mind controlled slave". Mind Control Programming (torture), & pedophiles are Extremely prevalent and rampant on these little beauty pageant girls, actors boys (men) & girls (women), musicians, athletes, you name it they (MIC-CIA) controls it. 😢 You must make a choice. He worked for a big govt contracting (Northrop 🤷‍♀️) company too And he had some graphic design company, what kind of graphics were they really designing??? ☹️☹️😢😢 Having a military background is always an important thing to check, they get their life long friends and connections. He was just climbing his way up that Freemason ladder. Sacrifice. 😢💜🙏🏼 Sad

[@virginiadavies6280]

I was so sorry that Jon Bene never got her chance to have her life and gotten married and have a family she had so much talent and wax a very beautiful little girl this broke my heart ❤️ and and I cried for her.

[@elizabethreece7228]

At the very beginning of the 911 call (perhaps, as it is hard to make out) Patsy seems to say, “We need an… POLICE! “ it’s like she was going to say we need an AMBULANCE… I don’t know why anyone hasn’t analyzed the very mumbly beginning of the 911 call?

[@MarcelElfers]

I haven't heard that. That would be very interesting indeed.

[@dennistrull1475]

​@@MarcelElfers do it Marcel, and tell us what you think. I agree it says, we need an ambu...police

[@luciad5988]

Peter Hyatt and team did analyze the 911 call. Search on his blog.

[@jameskelly4903]

Patsy's deposition, which can be found on youtube, regarding her handwriting compared to the note proves she wrote the note.She flat out lied about not recognizing her own handwriting from family photo albums.Unless a complete stranger wrote the descriptions of the photos next to each photo of course.

[@MarcelElfers]

Yes. I saw that a long time ago. Burke, in dr. Phil interview, had straightforward answers to his questions. When asked whether his mother wrote the note, he became evasive. He knows she wrote the note.

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

@@MarcelElfers maybe he knew

[@jameskelly4903]

@@MarcelElfers I'd love to pick Lin Wood's brain about the case.I have a feeling he now regrets representing the Ramseys .

[@MarcelElfers]

@@jameskelly4903 I doubt he regrets anything. He chose to represent trump. And got kicked of a high profile case recently by a judge due to gross incompetence. He seems “off the rails” from what I read and heard him say.

[@jameskelly4903]

@@MarcelElfers I don't know what Trump has to do with this but Lin Wood has been outspoken about protecting children lately is what makes me wonder if he now feels guilty about defending the Ramseys.

[@darrensanimalsvideos]

I found your videos the other day. Great work. So interesting. Thank you. 👍😊

[@MarcelElfers]

Glad you like them!

[@darrensanimalsvideos]

@@MarcelElfers I've always been interested, since I read something as a teenager (way long ago. Lol) it was on handwriting style and personality, it's quite accurate. The big loops etc meaning big ego etc. It sure does Explain my father's signature. 🤣

[@JCX-9]

I heard Patsy put the phone down and the 911 operator heard her saying “ok i called the police, now what? Sounds like John Ramsey was giving her orders what to do. I agree with everything you’ve mentioned. I followed the case from the beginning, read 2 books and one book about just the ransom note and analysis of it. It’s still fascinating.

[@hova8337]

when patsy finalllly allowed the police to interrogate her, 18 months after jon benets murder. patsy said, “i loved my child.” that to me was very telling....

[@honeybee6858]

Idk cause I lost my dad a few yrs ago and I say loved in past tense . But I feel love for him Inside of course .. I know what happened in this case and it was cult

[@MrKmd27]

Mr. Elfers you did some amazing work on this case - the best that I've seen! I wil get your book as I want to see all that you share, and your reasoning/deducing is spot-on. From my perspective I agree that Patsy wrote the note, and John seems coerced as "it's up to him" to decide. John's inital response to Patsy (after JB was dead) was likely to report the incident to police figuring that Burke's youth (accidental death) would have protected him, but Patsy didn't want to risk-it (and did everything that she could to get him to go along with "the story"). The killer is one (or a combination) of 3 people - John, Patsy, or Burke. I've always felt that Burke likely hit her with the flashlight in a brother/sister type squabble (from my understanding he had a tendency to hit her when irritated/annoyed with her). The parents actions were a diversion to protect/save Burke. The note didn't make sense b/c the initial plan backfired due to the rigor mortus.

[@Cateastrophe]

‘I advise you to be rested’: when police arrived patsy was still in the same clothes she wore the previous night. seems like the effects of not going to sleep (and knowing she would not in fact be rested that day) influenced this bizarre addition to her delirium-and-adrenaline-induced rambling.

[@Ocular_soliloquies]

Its weird too because it's not like they can go back to bed and get more rest in preparation for this transaction, if a call is coming in a couple of hours.. its not like they have a week or a few days to prepare, its a stupid thing to put in a ransom note.

[@Cateastrophe]

@Molly Mew and Burke could come out any day and say he did it and not be arrested. Only thing that would hold him back now (besides ego) would be his dad still being alive (who could still be convicted of accessory after the fact, tampering with evidence and possibly desecration of a corpse (idk about statutes of limitation on those though))

[@JBthree24]

Father did it to hide abuse

[@melaniebruno4632]

You make perfect sense and this is the most comprehensive and thorough analysis of this case I have seen so far. Thank you for your hard work.

[@MarcelElfers]

Thank you.

[@tomsexton3625]

When it got messed up from day 1 it became unsolvable What I found really odd is John wanting to depart for Michigan. That shows a lack of concern and remorse I don't think he loved his daughter

[@cindyfinlayson4197]

Stats are that about one out of every 25 people is a psychopath

[@zilcaparker6089]

Of course he loved her...what a dumb thing to say! I used to live around the corner from the cemetery where she (JonBenet) is buried. Every morning for months, I would see John Ramsey drive into the cemetery, pray, and leave a flower at her grave...unbearably sad!

[@Its_RichieRich]

For the first time, this case makes sense. I think you nailed it.

[@beverlydodd6952]

The ransom letter seems to be all about John Ramsey. If Patty wrote it she was taking her anger out on him.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

The friends they invite over. That defies logic

[@justjosie8963]

John most definitely turned on his manipulative tool during tv interviews.

[@graysonmaxmom]

Brilliant, simply brilliant. No emotion. Simple factual analysis. Thank you.

[@MarcelElfers]

thank you :)

[@VegemiteQueen1]

Was it because Burke had become their priority for once than JonBenet was not? Or simply covering up the entire incident? We will never truly know. Interesting coverage, I enjoyed thanks.

[@Alma2525]

Why does John keep saying that jbr is a spark plug in all the interviews

[@OpalineAndTheBean]

Ugh I know…So weird …

[@MLCMD]

Did they check to see if the male DNA matches that of her brother, Birch? I was the recipient of severe abuse from my brother who is three years older than me. It started when I was four. I feel very lucky to be alive. My mother was called into school when my brother had written an essay titled, “how to kill your sister and get away with it.“ It’s something I don’t talk about because no one ever hears of such things being possible, I know it’s possible. Learning more about JonBenét I can’t help but wonder if she went through what I did, but worse. Even when my brother was called in, my mother covered it up. I believe Patsy and her husband covered up what their son had done.

[@MarcelElfers]

First, I am sorry that you too are one of many that went through severe abuse by a family member. This is the bane of society. To answer your question, the DNA was from an unknown male and likely from a package handler who packaged the clothing item. Besides, touch DNA matching a family member would not be indicative of them being the perpetrator since touch DNA from a family member is to be expected within the household including her pants. Wishing you the best and believe me when I say that I, and other investigators, know what is possible. Your brother’s essay and age when it started (his age 7!) is very troublesome. How and where did he learn this was acceptable? Virtual hug for you.

[@MLCMD]

Thank you so much.

[@sandybeveridge5692]

Why did Patsy have to explain ‘a kidnapping’ ? It’s self explanatory, in its purist form. A child (kid) has been napped (taken) 🤷‍♀️ If you didn’t know Patsy or John before all this happened, how could you possibly say what was normal for them? Also, I’m not sure how any of us would react in the same situation. Is it possible she felt torn between reporting to police (when they had been told not to) and getting off the phone quickly to allow kidnappers to make contact, should they decide to. The first thing a 999 (emergency) operator requires is what service you require and where you live. Patsy gave her address as that’s where the police could then head and take in the info when they arrived. Years ago when I was told my Father had died, I laughed! Not because it was funny or because I didn’t love him - I was in shock. Is it possible everything that was done and the way it was done was because they were in shock? Oh and as a footnote, JB’s young life being cut short was the tragedy John refers to. 9/11 was a tragedy, many things that aren’t accidental are still tragic!

[@lexingtonlad5745]

This was a letter not a note.

[@MarcelElfers]

True

[@JBthree24]

A beautifully handcrafted story authorized by Patricia Ramsey….titled: Adequate Size Attaché

[@luish777]

In the Beginning of the 911 call she's trying to distance herself from the note and her dead child .

[@blindfreddy9157]

The only people that don't find the Ramsey's story absurd are the Ramseys. Which is telling in itself.

[@MarcelElfers]

ha ha ha ha. good point.

[@bonnielucas153]

At the time I didn't follow it so closely. But now, remembering it, and seeing that note again, and the comparison of it to the mother's handwriting and way of speaking and writing phrases.. so obvious they are the culprits

[@karendoshier3439]

While the handwriting could not conclusively rule out Patsy on the scale it was highly unlikely. Only parts were comparable and mostly not. So it’s the modern dna test needed to really solve this case.

[@hova8337]

one. the mother had ovarian cancer. or was in remission at the time of the murder. and most likely was on pain meds. pain meds make people irrationally angry. so if she was on pain meds, jon benet wetting the bed for the umpteenth time, could have been enough to put her over the edge. two. the parents described coming home from a party. jon benet was asleep when they arrived home. meaning one of the parents would have had to carry her in. its possible that the parent dropped her on her head and knocked her unconscious. maybe they believed she was dead. panicked. and thus began staging the scene to cover up what had happened.... idk. just two theories.

[@nicholaspagano8438]

Your comment has merit. Thank you for your input.

[@suzanne9696]

Excellent video! I agree with everything you said!!!

[@lauraburger1272]

You are Fantastic!!!

[@MarcelElfers]

Wow, thank you!

[@lauraburger1272]

@@MarcelElfers , I really mean that, I watch all crime channels and I just happened up on yours and so glad I did... you are the smartest criminologist I have ever listened to. I really wish you would start appearing on out news outlets for crime analysis. BTW... Have you heard of the Delphi murders? Abby and Libby, they were 13-year-old girls that were murdered almost 4 years ago they have his voice and picture yet I’ve still not caught him.

[@MarcelElfers]

I appreciate you comments. Thank you. This case is close to my heart. Go to Amazon, find "JonBenet; the final chapter" and read "the author's note" in the preview. You'll understand why.

[@kimglass4851]

S.B.T.C Save Burke the child

[@honeybee6858]

I was thinking either Santa bill and (?T ) clause .. yeah don’t know what the T is tho . Or Satanic Boulder (something T) cult or church

[@emiliadavis8247]

Kim Glass it was found to be Subic Bay Training Center where John Ramsey was at while training for the Navy. There was a cap in the basement with those initials and words.

[@kimglass4851]

@@emiliadavis8247 Oh wow! Thank u for that!

[@emiliadavis8247]

@@kimglass4851 you're welcome!

[@enedinameza8459]

I always felt that Patsy and John knew what happened. Now I feel sure of it. She is gone now and so is Patsy so John should pay. I feel Patsy already has by dying of Cancer. The Guilty Should Pay.

[@cynthiaadams2392]

Soooo, when other people die from cancer, its a form of payback? Smdh!

[@laramcpherson3373]

Absolutely fascinating, I had no idea so much could be gleaned from use of language. So interesting. Looking forward to watching the next video. Thank you!

[@MarcelElfers]

Glad you enjoyed it! here is the full playlist on JonBenét kzbin.info/aero/PLBTdsfgEgDHIpN9E5UMEL7PFtL0hRCL0D

[@sisterinchrist995]

My first reply to that question would be I want to find the monster that did this to my baby. Their reply is kind of odd

[@darincampbell467]

What is wrong with some of these people! Take everything into account! These people, probably Patsy, accidentally killed her and tried to cover it up by claiming that it was an intruder! For one, what kidnapper is going to write a 2 1/2 page ransom note? Second, what kidnapper is going to ask for $118,000 ( John Ramsey’s bonus that year)? What kidnapper is going to ask for a ransom and kill the victim? Also, keep THIS is mind! Funny how police went through the house, on the day of the incident, but couldn’t find her! Yet, John Ramsey had no problem finding her in some obscure room, deep in the basement. Add to that, the Ramsey’s didn’t act like grieving parents who had found out that their child had been murdered. They took a good 3 months before they even gave police an interview. Plus, why were they always trying to deflect the attention AWAY from them? Use just common sense- These parents were guilty! I, personally, will never believe otherwise! Peace.

[@susantaulli730]

But why cover up an “accident” unless you were involved in something nefarious.

[@darincampbell467]

@@susantaulli730 - Because, I believe, she feared still going to prison. With her being a cancer patient, I believe she feared that the cancer would come back, and she would die in prison. Just my thoughts! What do YOU believe? Peace.

[@susantaulli730]

@@darincampbell467 An accident wouldn’t send her to prison. It would have to be deliberate.

[@darincampbell467]

@@susantaulli730 - Perhaps it was! Who knows? Either way, these parents are behind what happened to their daughter! They tried to cover it up! They were extremely sloppy! Peace to you!😎

[@firewilson920]

Patsy wasn't the brightest bulb in the box, huh?