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[quote=Anonymous]I think the intruder had been planning to attack JB for a while. He knew her, the family, and the house. The movie Ransom had recently been playing and the movie Nick of Time was on cable in Boulder that night. There were also references from other movies. I think the killer was obsessed with JB but liked watching kidnapping movies. I think the killer broke in and then hid. He would not run upstairs to her room immediately because he would want to make sure that no one saw him go into the house and no one woke up. He did not want to get caught because people would know he was a child predator- something he tried to hide. I think while he was waiting and listening he worried that once he got JB he needed something to distract the parents if they woke up while he was doing his sick fantasy. I think he was lurking by the spiral staircase and saw the pad of paper and decided to write the note. The entire first two pages is the killer trying to gain control of John and threaten him over and over that if he calls the police the girl will die. Two pages of threats (from movies). I think he had seen John's paycheck and saw the bonus. He assumed that amount would be easy for John to get so there would be more of a possibility John would be so scared that if he did the wrong thing and called the police JB would die. The killer wanted to control John's actions if he woke up while the killer was in the basement assaulting JB. He also wanted time to get from the Ramsey house back to his house before the police were called. The last part of the note is where the killer mocks John. The killer did not use Patsy's name at all. Patsy was really nice to Santa. 
The letter the McReynolds wrote to the Daily Camera long after the crime sounded like the ransom note. It started off by saying "We.." He used the word scrutiny. It was wordy and used commas. It was demanding. He also praised Steve Thomas- the detective that dismissed the idea Santa could do it and was only focused on the Ramseys. He ended that note with "Wake up people.. She did not commit suicide" At this point Santa had moved to Massachusetts supposedly to get away from people hounding him. But he can't help himself and interjects  himself again by writing that letter. [/quote]

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