OPINION
For God’s sake, let this little girl rest in peace. Recently again the murder of JonBenet Ramsey reappears in Colorado, the nation, and the world’s media spotlight. Having been through the Ramseys for so many years and seeing now her father John Ramsey and her brother Burke Ramsey (who did that unforgettable interview with Dr. Phil that was brokered by none other than Lin Wood, who was one of the original attorneys for the Ramsey family, only to move on to be the March Hare for Donald Trump) are petitioning Governor Jared Polis to call for an outside review of DNA in the murder case. The Ramseys, and even perhaps Jared Polis, have introduced yet another foil to attempt to misdirect the attention of people who know the truth of the murdered six-year-old little girl. This time CeCe Moore of Parabon NanoLabs, who mainstream media now will tell you can solve a crime, that years ago an FBI agent said to me “this ain’t no who-done-it.”
So, I’d like to once again introduce sealed court documents that the Colorado grand jury voted in 1999 to indict the parents of then six-year-old JonBenet Ramsey on charges of child abuse resulting in death, and being accessories to the crime.
Fighting DA Alex Hunter decided not to go after John and Patricia, claiming insufficient evidence. That was before any of us could see what the grand jury had actually concluded. And then along comes Mary Lacy in 2008, that same District Attorney who said John Mark Carr was the true killer, clears the Ramseys and their son in the death of the little girl.
Patsy, of course, died from ovarian cancer in 2006. But let me quote from the grand jury: Patsy Paugh Ramsey and John Bennett Ramsey did permit a child to be unreasonably placed in a situation which posed a threat to the child’s life or health, which resulted in the death of JonBenet Ramsey. The grand jury also said each parent did render assistance to a person with intent to hinder, delay, and prevent the discovery, detention, apprehension, prosecution, conviction, and punishment of such person for the commission of a crime, knowing the person being assisted has committee and was suspected of the crime of murder in the first degree, and child abuse resulting in death. Gee, I wonder who that person was.
There was little evidence of an intruder. There was no evidence of a break-in. Four people went in that house that night, three of them woke up. In October 1999 the grand jurors went home sworn to silence. Eight women and four men met for 13 months, 30,000 pieces of evidence all with one question, who killed the little girl.
The great sadness of this isn’t that someone got away with murder. It’s the ability of the family, people like District Attorney Mary Lacy, media laydowns, and sob sisters. So, they’ll try again to be able to lay the blame on somebody else.
Remember the paint brush from Patsy’s hobby kit was used to tighten the cord that choked the little girl to death? The ransom note that came from a notepad inside the house and made reference to little-known details about the family’s past finances? There’s a statement that people use talking about the case as plain as the nose on your face. I think the little girl would have been more than 30 years old now. A long time ago her mother found a note demanding $118,000 for her return. She was dead in the family basement. Like so many others, this family and people that attach themselves to it simply have no shame. This case has been solved, let’s see what Jared Polis does after the election.
— Peter Boyles