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The following video is an edited version of the recent documentary titiled, Overkill - The Unsolved Murder Of JonBenet Ramsey
It contains only the crime scene video and photos including never-before-seen material
The content is highly graphic - be warned.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x57taej
 
http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/netflix-to-stream-casting-jonbenet-documentary-w459078

"Casting JonBenét will make its world premiere during the Sundance Film Festival later this month. Netflix plans to stream it in the spring and it will also have a limited theatrical release. Netflix acquired the worldwide rights to the documentary.
The documentary is described as "a sly and stylized exploration of the world's most sensational child-murder case." Directed by Kitty Green, it was shot over 15 months. She and her team traveled to Boulder, CO, the Ramsey's hometown, to speak with people there to gain insight on the crime and how its aftermath has affected the community."
 
The following is an edited version of the Dr. Phil shows featuring Burke. Only the segments showing Burke are included. It’s approximately 36 minutes long.
[video=dailymotion;x586mit]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x586mit_burke-only_school[/video]
 
Links to the documentaries listed below can be found at: http://www.forumsforjustice.org/for...o-links-–-Fall-2016&p=197750#post197750
Lifetime Movie: Who Killed JonBenet, November 5, 2016
Lifetime, Patsy Ramsey - Victim or Killer? November 5, 2016
CNN Special Report: The Murder of JonBenet, December 13, 2016
ABC 20/20, The JonBenet Ramsey Case, December16, 2016
Overkill: The Murder of JonBenét, December 17, 2016
 
Casting JonBenét debuted at Sundance Film Festival on Sunday.

[video=twitter;823918233220620289]https://twitter.com/JamesSchamus/status/823918233220620289[/video]
Spoiler Alert!

Kitty Green’s avant garde documentary allows people auditioning to play JonBenét Ramsey and her family to expound their conspiracy theories about the unsolved murder of the child beauty pageant star
https://www.theguardian.com/film/20...benet-review-documentary-kitty-green-sundance

Not your usual whodunnit investigative documentary, director Kitty Green's blend of fact and fiction explores the JonBenet Ramsey murder through the eyes of actors auditioning for a docudrama about the case.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/casting-jonbenet-review-967238

Rather than trying to offer easy answers about who killed the little girl, Green's film invites the viewer to consider the way that speculation surrounds such events and how people relate the tragedy to their own lives.
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...ew-film-casting-jonbenet-20170123-gtwxgm.html

Slowly, the thread of Casting JonBenet reveals itself. This is a film that appears to be founded on a gimmick, but that gimmick reveals a conversation of great depth and relevancy. It examines our preoccupation with true crime, the pop theories and casual psychoanalysis to which we feel entitled, the way these cases stay with us for decades, sneak their way into our everyday conversation, our podcasts and news specials and books. And it suggests that the reason for our obsession is that these stories remind us of our own traumas, and they give us an outlet to explore tragedy from a healthy distance.
http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2017/01/24/sundance-review-casting-jonbenet
 
CBS has formally asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit filed on behalf of Burke Ramsey over a 2016 docuseries in which a team of analysts concluded that he'd murdered his sister, JonBenét Ramsey, in their Boulder home on Christmas Day 1996. In response, Ramsey family attorney Lin Wood summarily rejects the arguments made by CBS and Dr. Werner Spitz, a participant in the docuseries being sued separately for comments he made last September during a WWJ-AM/CBS Detroit interview publicizing the program.

http://www.westword.com/news/jonben...mseys-lawyer-rips-cbs-call-to-dismiss-8876611



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Former El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa, and former Undersheriff Paula Presley were indicted on nine counts, including allegations of extortion, official misconduct, witness tampering, kidnapping and false imprisonment. Former Cmdr. Juan San Agustin faces one count of second-degree kidnapping and one count of false imprisonment.
The charges of witness tampering, kidnapping and false imprisonment allege Former El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa talked to a woman, who was a civilian employee working for a health contractor at the El Paso County jail, after her boyfriend, a deputy, had been arrested and fired for beating her.
Maketa told the woman to recant her statement and “tell investigators that she instigated the incident in order to allow (the deputy) to get his job back,” the indictment said.
When the woman recanted her statement, she told deputies she was doing so to follow the sheriff’s orders. The woman was arrested unlawfully and spent more than 24 hours in custody before being released on bail, the indictment said.
http://www.denverpost.com/2016/05/2...heriffs-commander-surrenders-amid-indictment/

Agustin appears in Count's 5 and 6 of the indictment
COUNT FIVE
(Second Degree Kidnapping - Class 4 Felony)
That between and including September 12, 2013, and September 13, 2013, in the County of El Paso, State of Colorado, Terry Maketa, Paula Presley, and Juan San Agustin unlawfully,
feloniously, and knowingly seized and carried Kelly Trull from one place to another without the consent of the victim and without lawful justification; in violation of section 18-3-302(1), C.R.S.
COUNT SIX
(False Imprisonment - Class 5 Felony)
That between and including September 12,2013, and September 13,2013, in the County of El Paso, State of Colorado, Terry Maketa, Paula Presley, and Juan San Agustin unlawfully, feloniously, and knowingly confined or detained Kelly Trull without the victim's consent and without proper legal authority. Further, the defendant used force or threat of force to confine or detain the victim and the defendant confined or detained the victim for twelve hours or more; in violation of section 18-3-303(1),(2), C.R.S.
The offenses alleged in Counts Three, Four, Five, and Six were committed in the following manner:
On August 12, 2013, El Paso County Sheriff’s Office deputy, Travis Garretson, and his girlfriend, Kelly Trull (at the time' a civilian employee working for Correctional Healthcare Companies at the El Paso County jail, were involved in a domestic disturbance resulting in injuries to Kelly Trull to include a swollen face and bruising on her arm. The incident was reported the following day, August 13, 2013, to El Paso County Sheriffs employees, ultimately leading to the arrest of Deputy Travis Garretson for assault. Kelly Trull was interviewed about the incident on this date by Detective Lisa Kaiser who found Trull truthful and sincere in her description of the incident and that Trull’s injuries were consistent with that description.
The investigation revealed that Travis Garretson punched, pushed, and shoved Kelly Trull during the incident, at one point causing Trull to see stars.
Travis Garretson had a pre-existing relationship with Sheriff Maketa and following his arrest began talking to him about how he could keep his job as he had been suspended and ultimately terminated following his arrest On September 11, 2013, while on the phone with Sheriff Maketa, Deputy Garretson handed his Trull his phone. Sheriff Maketa told Trull that she needed to come in to the Sheriff’s Office and do another interview and tell investigators that she instigated the incident in order to allow Garretson to get his job back.
Sheriff Maketa indicated Trull would not be in trouble for this and would not be arrested. Sheriff Maketa further told Trull that someone would call her in a few minutes with further instructions. A few minutes later Undersheriff Presley called and spoke with Kelly Trull directing her to report to the Sheriff’s Office after Travis Garretson’s court appearance the next day, to tell investigators that she instigated the incident and was the aggressor, that Ms. Habert, her boss and friend, coerced her to lie during the first interview, and that she would not be arrested as a result of the new interview. Undersheriff Presley warned her not to tell anyone about their conversation.
On September 12, 2013, Kelly Trull reported to the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office following Travis Garretson’s appearance in court and followed the instructions of Sheriff Maketa and Undersheriff Presley by recanting her previous interview and claiming to be the aggressor of the incident. Trull subsequently indicated that she followed the orders of Sheriff Maketa and Undersheriff Presley because they told her to do so. Moreover, Trull stated she was attempting to help her still-boyfriend Deputy Garretson by consenting to this second interview. This interview was recorded and observed by various commanders of the ElPaso County Sheriff’s Office. At the conclusion of that interview, Trull was arrested for the crimes of domestic violence Harassment, and Driving Under the Influence for her actions on August 12, 2013. Trull was booked into the El Paso County jail and ultimately transported to the Douglas County jail as a result of her employment in the former facility spent in excess of twenty-four hours in custody prior to bonding out as indicated by jail booking logs Trull’s case was ultimately dismissed by the 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office.
When Travis Garretson was informed of Trull’s arrest via text message, he called and spoke with Sheriff Maketa and Undersheriff Presley. Both the Sheriff and Undersheriff were aware of the arrest and charges of Trull and indicated that this could help out with his own case.
Detective Lisa Kaiser, the interviewing and arresting officer, did not believe she had probable cause to arrest for either crime, but arrested Trull because the order came from her superiors. Sergeant Robert Jaworski, Detective Kaiser’s immediate supervisor, testified that Inspector Juan San Agustin and Bureau Chief A1 Harmon ordered the arrest of Trull. Sergeant Jaworski also believed that no probable cause existed to arrest Trull.
Sergeant Jaworski further advised that he was required to go through Inspector San Agustin for any investigative decisions during this timeframe and that Sheriff Maketa and Undersheriff Presley would use Inspector San Agustin to communicate their orders. Bureau Chief A1 Harmon also indicated that around this time Sheriff Maketa and Undersheriff Presley would often direct specific steps in investigations and that they would routinely bypass him to go directly to Inspector San Agustin and vice versa as Inspector San Agustin had a close relationship with the Sheriff. Bureau Chief Harmon also indicated that the arrest of Trull was not lawful as there was no blood or breath testing completed or independent evidence of the crime. Bureau Chief Hannon denied giving any such order to arrest. However, both Sergeant Jaworski and Bureau Chief Hannon felt in fear of losing their jobs were they not to follow orders.
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Why???

[h=1]House of Gold Brings Back JonBenét Ramsey...but Why?[/h]
On the surface, a play about JonBenét Ramsey seems like a violation.Especially in Boulder, where the six-year-old was murdered on Christmas night 1996 and more than twenty years later, people still recall hearing about the strangled body discovered in the basement; the peculiar, long handwritten ransom note left on a staircase; the images of the child performing sexily in beauty pageants; the years of wrangling about who committed the murder; and the infuriating lack of an answer. Gregory S. Moss’s House of Gold, with its lurid imagery and cartoonish characters, every one of them lusting for JonBenét’s body, could be classified as the ultimate violation. As I watched, I found myself shifting constantly from one conclusion to the other.
 
I don't know if this has already been posted. If so, I'm reposting it. Since the beginning there has been warring factions, each trying to prove themselves right. It continues today on forums all over the net. Sometimes I need to remind myself of what it's really all about.

[video=youtube;pQ3WqJs0xBk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=pQ3WqJs0xBk[/video]
 
I am not sure how many people saw this:

Patsy Ramsey deposition:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_zIFJuON1Q
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCN2uQIUkHM
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkfLrh0VJY8
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xzwxyPEb14

John Ramsey deposition:
[video=youtube;JCDD3JJttHU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCDD3JJttHU[/video]
[video=youtube;wJ9ED1uaAM0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ9ED1uaAM0&t=2223[/video]
[video=youtube;5-fVjkUnZfA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-fVjkUnZfA&t=849[/video]

If these links were in some other posts please remove my post.
I was not able to find them using search but I was not trying too hard.
 
[FONT=&amp]From the Denver Post -
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Jefferson County prosecutor Michael Dougherty has been selected to replace outgoing Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett.
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[FONT=&amp]Gov. John Hickenlooper’s office made the announcement Wednesday. Garnett is resigning effective Feb. 28, after which he will take a position at his old law firm.
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[FONT=&amp]Dougherty, who lives in Boulder and is currently an assistant district attorney in the First Judicial District, was selected over Boulder Deputy District Attorney Mike Foote, the other finalist for the job.[/FONT]
 

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