Conspiracy Theories Of Jonbenet Ramsey

Unexpectedly, upon researching the JonBenet Ramsey case I have found several theories, some of them make sense while others are extremely disturbing and far-fetched. There are multiple documents, websites, and conspiracy theories, some that are based on facts while others I am not sure where they got their information. In reading a multitude of articles I revert back to the text, I believe that Patsy Ramsey killed her daughter and that everyone in the house devised an elaborate and effective cover-up. The evidence seems to point to Patsy in more ways than I can dismiss. First, she was the one that discovered the bizarre ransom note that was written with her pen and from her notepad. Also, the only fingerprints found on the notepad was the CBI agent, and the sergeant that took the notebook into custody and Patsy Ramsey (Mahney, 2015). Next, the fibers of the distinctive jacket worn by Patsy Ramsey on the night of the murder were found woven inside the rope that was found around the neck of JonBenet and the rope was wrapped around Patsy Ramsey’s broken paintbrush. Furthermore, Patsy’s fibers were found in the tote where the paintbrush came from, did Patsy wear this jacket when she painted; I doubt it so how did the fiber get there. Lastly, Patsy’s fibers were also on the sticky side of the duct tape that was used over her daughters’ mouth (Saferstein, 2014). JonBenet was a bed

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