[Saije]

I can't tell if there is actually any new evidence or they're just hoping to find some. But then I don't think this will ever be solved.

[Sacajaweau]

What...and prove the police were incompetent?? No I don’t think the parent’s did it...but it was certainly someone they knew.

[ElkGroveDan]

It was the housekeeper and her husband. No doubt in my mind at all.

[al baby]

Where was Biden ?

[DOC44]

They will solve it...... YEAH.... TRUMP DID IT. He is responsible for all of the bad thing that have happened in the last 16.5 years.

[srmanuel]

Supposedly they have a very minute DNA sample that was taken from JonBenet’s body when the crime was committed.

DNA testing back then was capable of testing it, so it’s sat in evidence since.

Today the DNA testing technology is light years ahead of back then, plus you can produce an image likeness from the DNA sample and you can do Ancestry DNA searching you couldn’t do back then.

I think there is a good chance they can solve the crime if the DNA is sampled correctly.

[Jonty30]

It is possible that some key piece evidence was overlooked. It is such an odd case.

One of the facts that struck me as very odd was how the parents renovated the basement, where she was found, in the middle of the case. If I were the parent and innocent, my basement renovation can wait until the police are satisfied with the evidence collected.

[G Larry]

When Law Enforcement, Media, and the Courts collude, Justice is not forthcoming.

[Flavious_Maximus]

I’m thinking it will never solved. Just like the murder of the child in “The Boy In The Box”.

https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/Boy_in_the_Box_(Philadelphia)

[Trumpet 1]

I figured it was the Mom. And the Mom passed away from cancer. The Mom went through cycles of clarity to ultra sick and back to clarity then back to ultra sick. The little girl was perfect when the mom was perfect, and the girl was ultra messed up
When the Mom was ultra sick. The Mom probably killed the kid, and the husband covered it up.

[4yearlurker]

About a year ago I watched a in depth documentary about this case. Both parents were lying about what went on that night. The father was a big shot in the state and was protected by the local cops.

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

The brother did it.

[kiryandil]

November 2205: A new cold case investigation has been opened into the long unsolved murder of child beauty pageant star JonBenet Ramsey.

[gw-ington]

There's nothing weird or odd about that case. The Ramseys woke up in the morning, realizing their daughter was "missing." So the Ramseys naturally figured the best possible idea was to immediately call and invite lots of their neighbors over to their house. Then after their neighbors all gathered in one room of their house, Mr. Ramsey said that he and a friend/neighbor decided to look around the Ramsey's house for his "missing daughter." And what do you know, Mr. Ramsey and his friend/neighbor "found" his "missing daughter's" dead body in the basement. So of course, Mr. Ramsey picked up his "missing daughter's" body (she had been killed with a garrote) and carried her upstairs and then laid her down in middle of the room where all his neighbors had already gathered and were sitting down. Then after all of that totally normal stuff happened, the Ramseys finally decided that maybe they should call the police. So do you think the Ramseys contaminated the crime scene in any way before the Ramseys even called the police?

Yeah, that was the totally normal thing to do. Also the "real killer" (who they still haven't "found") wrote a really, really long "ransom letter" with all kinds of details about Mr. Ramsey's company bonus and many other details of the Ramsey family's life. Which begs the question: Why would the "real killer" (who they still haven't "found") break into the Ramseys' house (while all of the Ramsey family was out attending a friend's Christmas party), hide in the Ramseys' house (risking getting caught by the Ramsey family when they returned from the party), and when the Ramsey family returned from the party the "real killer" walked up to the daughter's bedroom, brought her down to the basement, and then killed her with a garrote, and then wrote an extremely long ransom note containing lots of details about the Ramsey family's life, and then leave the ransom note in the Ramseys' kitchen, and then leave the house without ever being detected by anyone.

If none of that makes any sense to you, then maybe you have some idea of the last name of the "real killer(s)."

[Beowulf9]

I hope they find out something.

[metmom]

My gosh, if she were just a nobody little girl in the ghetto, the case would never see the light of day again.

It sickens me the way people carry on because of her looks or who her family was. She has no more, nor less, value as a human being as any other person on the planet.

[logi_cal869]

I wonder who with influence prodded them to finally embrace a 3rd party investigation (as the article asserts).

ZERO police agencies appreciate anyone reviewing their cases for mistakes (which is what this amounts to).

Savvy investigators can appreciate that when the art of deduction hits a brick wall, an outside set of eyes frequently breaks the stalemate. But no agency collectively embraces such practice.

I don’t envy cold case investigators, but the concept has always intrigued me.

[mad_as_he$$]

Saw an interview with the father. He said that there had never been any DNA testing in the case. Might come up with something through DNA.