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Brefie, in a nutshell:
JonBenet Ramsey's death ultimately led to family friend Fleet White spending 30 days in jail for contempt of court.
White, a retired oil executive, was among the first of family friends to arrive at the Ramsey home the morning JonBenet was reported missing, and he was with John Ramsey when her body was found in the basement.
White was called as a witness in the criminal trial of Boulder attorney Thomas Miller in the attempted sale of the Ramsey ransom note, but he refused to show.
He wrote the judge saying that he had nothing to offer at the Miller trial and believed his testimony could jeopardize the investigation of JonBenet's murder.
After a protracted series of hearings in Jefferson County District Court, White was ordered to spend 30 days in jail for contempt of court. He was released Nov. 22.
White became estranged from the Ramseys after he criticized them when they didn't cooperate with Boulder police.
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JonBenet Ramsey's death ultimately led to family friend Fleet White spending 30 days in jail for contempt of court.
White, a retired oil executive, was among the first of family friends to arrive at the Ramsey home the morning JonBenet was reported missing, and he was with John Ramsey when her body was found in the basement.
White was called as a witness in the criminal trial of Boulder attorney Thomas Miller in the attempted sale of the Ramsey ransom note, but he refused to show.
He wrote the judge saying that he had nothing to offer at the Miller trial and believed his testimony could jeopardize the investigation of JonBenet's murder.
After a protracted series of hearings in Jefferson County District Court, White was ordered to spend 30 days in jail for contempt of court. He was released Nov. 22.
White became estranged from the Ramseys after he criticized them when they didn't cooperate with Boulder police.
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IMO