In
Listen Carefully: Truth and Evidence in the JonBenet Ramsey Case, the Epilogue chapter ("Who They Were, Where They Are Now") has this:
Born January 27, 1987, Burke Ramsey was a month away from being 10-years-old at the time of his sisters death. The morning of December 26, 1996, police tried ask Burke questions when he appeared downstairs at the Ramsey home. However, John Ramsey intervened, stating Burke was asleep the whole night and had heard nothing. Family friend Fleet White then drove Burke to his house where he could be cared for by visiting family members and be with Whites children, who were about Burkes age.
According to information in the book Foreign Faction by James Kolar, Burke was briefly questioned the afternoon of December 26 by Detective Fred Patterson. Patterson drove to the Whites home because he wondered if Burke had seen or heard anything that would help the investigation. A woman who identified herself as the grandmother sat in on the interview that occurred at about 3 pm. No relevant information was gleaned from that interview. To the detectives, Burke appeared to be somewhat unconcerned about the presence of the police at his house and the whereabouts of his sister. A Child Protective Services (CPS) psychologist also interviewed Burke about a week after the funeral and noted Burkes apparent lack of anxiety over what had happened to his sister.
Chief Mark Beckner reported in an online question-and-answer interview in 2015, the Boulder Police Department detectives were never allowed to interview Burke. At the end of the school year in May 1997, the family departed for their vacation home Charlevoix, Michigan, and later settled in Atlanta, Georgia.
Burke was finally interviewed by investigators in Atlanta on June 10-13, 1998, a year and a half after JonBenéts death. After negotiations with the Ramseys attorneys, DA Alex Hunter would not permit anyone from the Boulder Police Department to be present. The interview was conducted by Detective Dan Schuler of the Broomfield, Colorado, Police Department. Schuler held a degree in child development and was considered skilled at interviewing children.
Schuler questioned Burke in the presence of his attorney, Jim Jenkins, for about six hours over the course of three days. Dr. Stephen Jaffe, Burkes Atlanta psychiatrist, was also present at the interviews. When the three days of interviews about his sister were over, Detective Shuler asked the boy if there was anything he wanted to ask. Burke said yes and pointed to the detective's wristwatch, Is that a Rolex?
No definitive information resulted Schulers interview with Burke, although some statements were different than his original session with the Child Protective Services psychologist in January 1997. Of course, nothing regarding Burkes Grand Jury testimony has ever been revealed.
An arrangement between District Attorney Alex Hunter and the Ramseys attorneys included an agreement to shield all medical and psychiatric records of the family from the investigation, and this was reinforced by the subsequent District Attorney, Mary Lacy.
Burke attended the prestigious private Lovett School in Atlanta after the familys return from Boulder. When Burke had two years left to finish high school, the Ramseys decided to relocate to Charlevoix, Michigan, in July 2003. Burke completed his senior year at Charlevoix High School in May 2005. The following year he enrolled in Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, graduating in May 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Technology.
In the fall of 2010, detectives from the Boulder Police Department tried to speak with Burke at his home, but he declined to speak to them. The Ramseys family attorney, Lin Wood, later called the Boulder Police Department and lodged an objection to the detectives visit. Wood informed them that Burke has no interest in answering questions from investigators.
However, in September 2016, Burke gave his first television interview to talk-show host, Phil McGraw, publically known as Dr. Phil. Interestingly, Lin Wood is also McGraws attorney.
Burke currently works remotely from his home in Charlevoix, Michigan, as a software engineer. Previously, Burke worked at the office of MOBI Wireless Management in Indianapolis, Indiana. In addition to his interest in computer science, Burke also enjoys flying and sailing.