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Hi all, I’ve just started diving into the JonBenét Ramsey case after watching the Netflix series, so please bear with me as I’m still piecing everything together. I’m hoping someone here can clarify a few points for me that are crucial to my theory
My Key Question:
Was it ever definitively proven whether JonBenét’s body had been taken outside and then brought back into the house? Or was it confirmed that she had been in the basement the entire time?
I feel this detail could be vital in understanding what actually happened.
My Theory:
I believe more than one person was involved—likely two, but possibly more. Here’s how I think it played out:
1. Background:
- The perpetrators were possibly known pedophiles who had observed JonBenét and other children at public events, like pageants.
- They might have been part of a network that bought and sold photos, possibly involving the shady photographer connected to the case.
- One or both of them could have abused JonBenét before, either in her home (without the family knowing) or somewhere else.
2. The Night of the Crime:
- The “kidnappers” were likely under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- One of them hid inside the Ramsey house while the family was out. During this time, they wrote the bizarre ransom note—perhaps while high—and explored the house.
- The ransom amount ($118,000) might have come from noticing John Ramsey’s work documents, or the intruders already knew about his bonus.
3. The Crime Itself:
- Once the family returned and went to bed, the intruder waited until everyone was asleep.
- Unable to resist his urges, he went to JonBenét’s room. While under the influence, he used the garrote during the assault, which may have caused her death unintentionally.
- he placed her in a suitcase, intending to carry her out through a pre-planned escape route where his accomplice was waiting.
4. Things Go Wrong:
- When they opened the suitcase outside, they realised she was dead. In a panic, they argued—one blaming the other for her death.
- At some point, her head struck a hard surface (or was struck), either because they dropped her or because of a mistaken attempt to ensure she was dead.
- Panicked, they abandoned the plan, leaving her body in the basement instead of removing it from the house.
Questions That I’m Still Stuck On:
1. If the parents hadn’t called the police right away, could the perpetrators have returned her alive?
- The ransom note threatened to kill her if law enforcement was contacted—could they have been serious about that?
2. Were the perpetrators really interested in the ransom money? The note feels like a diversion to me.
3. Is there any possibility the body was brought back into the house after the family called the police? This seems unlikely, but the note’s warning about law enforcement makes me wonder.
4. What do we know about the Ramseys’ alcohol supply? Could the intruder have consumed something while writing the note?
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this theory and whether the details I’ve questioned could change the narrative. This case has so many layers, and I’m eager to see what the community thinks?
EDIT: Another thought: the person or people involved might have come down from whatever drugs they were on and decided not to go through with taking her. They could have panicked and left her where she was or thrown her back down.
My Key Question:
Was it ever definitively proven whether JonBenét’s body had been taken outside and then brought back into the house? Or was it confirmed that she had been in the basement the entire time?
I feel this detail could be vital in understanding what actually happened.
My Theory:
I believe more than one person was involved—likely two, but possibly more. Here’s how I think it played out:
1. Background:
- The perpetrators were possibly known pedophiles who had observed JonBenét and other children at public events, like pageants.
- They might have been part of a network that bought and sold photos, possibly involving the shady photographer connected to the case.
- One or both of them could have abused JonBenét before, either in her home (without the family knowing) or somewhere else.
2. The Night of the Crime:
- The “kidnappers” were likely under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- One of them hid inside the Ramsey house while the family was out. During this time, they wrote the bizarre ransom note—perhaps while high—and explored the house.
- The ransom amount ($118,000) might have come from noticing John Ramsey’s work documents, or the intruders already knew about his bonus.
3. The Crime Itself:
- Once the family returned and went to bed, the intruder waited until everyone was asleep.
- Unable to resist his urges, he went to JonBenét’s room. While under the influence, he used the garrote during the assault, which may have caused her death unintentionally.
- he placed her in a suitcase, intending to carry her out through a pre-planned escape route where his accomplice was waiting.
4. Things Go Wrong:
- When they opened the suitcase outside, they realised she was dead. In a panic, they argued—one blaming the other for her death.
- At some point, her head struck a hard surface (or was struck), either because they dropped her or because of a mistaken attempt to ensure she was dead.
- Panicked, they abandoned the plan, leaving her body in the basement instead of removing it from the house.
Questions That I’m Still Stuck On:
1. If the parents hadn’t called the police right away, could the perpetrators have returned her alive?
- The ransom note threatened to kill her if law enforcement was contacted—could they have been serious about that?
2. Were the perpetrators really interested in the ransom money? The note feels like a diversion to me.
3. Is there any possibility the body was brought back into the house after the family called the police? This seems unlikely, but the note’s warning about law enforcement makes me wonder.
4. What do we know about the Ramseys’ alcohol supply? Could the intruder have consumed something while writing the note?
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this theory and whether the details I’ve questioned could change the narrative. This case has so many layers, and I’m eager to see what the community thinks?
EDIT: Another thought: the person or people involved might have come down from whatever drugs they were on and decided not to go through with taking her. They could have panicked and left her where she was or thrown her back down.
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