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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)."