The alleged kidnapper who penned the now infamous note demanded $118,000. Before we get into the nitty gritty details of the three-page note, let’s first look into one of the strangest elements of the ransom note: the demand left by the supposed kidnapper. The ransom note that the Ramseys have always alleged was written and left by the intruder that ultimately killed JonBenet, has always raised red flags to investigators. 15 The Ransom Demand Was the Same as John's Christmas Bonus He then picks her body up and carries her upstairs and lays her in front of the officers, literally disturbing any and all potential evidence the crime scene may have contained. However, curiously, he started in the basement where he inadvertently found JonBenet’s dead body in the basement. The officer then appoints John Ramsey to look through the Ramsey home in search of anything that might seem out of place, instructing him to start from top to bottom. One of the responding officers on the scene was beginning to notice that JonBenet’s father, John Ramsey, had become visibly antsy due to the circumstance. This would be a fatal mistake on the part of the police. The Sargent of the Boulder Police Department responded to the initial kidnapping 911 call, however, left with another detective for a meeting with the FBI before the body was found. This so thoroughly contaminated the eventual crime scene, as the police maintained literally zero control over the scene. The Boulder Police Department was insurmountably unprepared for JonBenet’s murder, used to handling one, maybe two homicides per year. The police department that responded to the kidnapping call, turned homicide was the local police department in Boulder, Colorado. In this article, we’ll take you to the fifteen eeriest things the Ramsey’s don’t want you to know about this age old homicide. However, John, Patsy and Burke Ramsey remained under a cloud of suspicion for the alleged involvement in their daughter and sister’s murder. However salacious these claims may be, the police never found evidence that could link any suspects definitively to the little girl’s untimely death. The police had several suspects over the years, including a creepy Santa Clause and a teacher named John Mark Carr who confessed he was there when JonBenet died. The case was a media frenzy from the day it broke, however, nearly 21 years later the case remains cold with no signs of heating up. You can’t write stuff like this, the day after Christmas in a mansion in Boulder, Colorado there lay little JonBenet Ramsey bludgeoned and strangled under a white sheet in her basement. The murder of six-year-old blonde beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey has been the fixation of macabre fascination since the case broke in 1996.
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