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AP. A popular theory is that JonBenét 's parents are responsible for her death. Patsy Ramsey said that she first knew JonBenét was missing when she found a two-and-a-half-page, handwritten...
THEORY 3: The teacher did it. In 2006, former teacher John Mark Karr confessed to the murder of JonBenét Ramsey. In a series of emails to a University of Colorado professor, Karr described in graphic detail that he had accidentally killed the girl after kidnapping her from her bed.
Rife with conflicting theories, false confessions and a growing inventory of evidence, the 20-year-old case of who killed the tiny, blue-eyed pageant queen has become a white whale for armchair...
Nearly three decades after the tragic murder of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey in her Boulder, Colorado home, a glimmer of hope emerges as a dedicated Cold Case Team reexamines pivotal evidence that could finally unveil the identity of her killer.
Theory 1: An Unknown Intruder Was Responsible For The Murder. This is the theory that John Ramsey believes to be the most probable. Several pieces of evidence point to this theory being the solution to the case. As the true crime documentary mentioned, on the night JonBenet was murdered, two windows in the home's basement were left partially ajar.
1:27. JonBenet Ramsey is pictured here in this undated photo. RP Studio via ZUMA Wire. Some people call Lou Smit a legend. The Colorado detective who died from cancer in 2010 had investigated over 200 cases over the course of his career and every one of them had led to a conviction, according to his granddaughter Jessa van der Woerd.
On August 26, 2006, the Boulder County District Attorney decided not to charge Karr in connection with the murder after DNA tests confirmed that he wasn't a match to the evidence found at the crime...
