EPISODE 81
The JonBenet Ramsey Murder Mystery
Many people think the family is to blame. Why we may never know.
In the mid-90s a little girl was reported to be kidnapped, but was later found dead in the basement of her large, Boulder CO home. The case remains unsolved today, and several procedural errors on behalf of the officers and investigators who responded to the scene tainted our best chances to identify and prosecute JonBenet’s killer. Many believe the parents or her older brother were to blame. We may not ever know the truth. Mike and Jim give a synopsis and talk about some of the lessons.
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