Who did you think killed JonBenet?

[Anonymous]

Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

Mistakenly? LOL. It was a pattern, not a mistake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

You are a brainwashed ignoramus.

Of course child murder is more serious than financial crimes. But Trump has tried to overturn our election, committed fraud as a businessman, abused multiple women sexually (even his first wife accused him of rape ), is a tax evader…I could go on, but it us more than enough to justify legal consequences .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

Wow, way to cheapen a young girl’s murder, PP.

I wonder if we’ll ever know for certain who killed her.

[Anonymous]

In my opinion the ransom letter was almost certainly written by her mother to cover up an accidental death at the hands of a family member or negligence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In my opinion the ransom letter was almost certainly written by her mother to cover up an accidental death at the hands of a family member or negligence.

On this tangent, my theory is, the child wet her bed, the mother committed manslaughter and rationalized not confessing because she already lost her. I also think the police know who did it, they just can't prove it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

You are a brainwashed ignoramus.

Of course child murder is more serious than financial crimes. But Trump has tried to overturn our election, committed fraud as a businessman, abused multiple women sexually (even his first wife accused him of rape ), is a tax evader…I could go on, but it us more than enough to justify legal consequences .

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Possibly a family member but more likely an intruder.

Whoever it was has enjoyed three decades of blissful freedom & knows very well that they likely will never ever (!) be convicted in a court of law for her untimely murder. ⚖️

It was a horrible crime, but we can all rest easy knowing the killer didn’t have the gall to mistakenly enter a campaign expense in the wrong category.

You are a brainwashed ignoramus.

Of course child murder is more serious than financial crimes. But Trump has tried to overturn our election, committed fraud as a businessman, abused multiple women sexually (even his first wife accused him of rape ), is a tax evader…I could go on, but it us more than enough to justify legal consequences .

+1

[Anonymous]

The election aside, I thought this was solved? The homeless guy who hung out around her neighborhood who was obsessed with her and probably went through her trash. That's why he would have seen a reference to the bonus?

[Anonymous]

I think Patsy did it or possibly husband or son. IMO, it seems like she wrote the ransom note.

Question: why try to make it look like a kidnapping? To stall for time once the police got there? Why would they do that?

John Ramsey and friend found the body. I did think that was a surprise and why I also think she did it.

The garrotte is the weirdest part of it.

[Anonymous]

https://people.com/jonbenet-ramsey-dad-john-thinks-knows-murdered-her-exclusive-8749883

New Netflix series and dad is talking about it. He thinks it was an intruder.

[Anonymous]

Sadly, if it had been an intruder, there would be somewhat similar crimes with more than 1 victim

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my opinion the ransom letter was almost certainly written by her mother to cover up an accidental death at the hands of a family member or negligence.

On this tangent, my theory is, the child wet her bed, the mother committed manslaughter and rationalized not confessing because she already lost her. I also think the police know who did it, they just can't prove it.

When a person dies they pee. The corpse is not able to hold it in

[Anonymous]

Leave this poor family alone!