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I probably don't know any more about it than you do.Are you talking of the one he brings up where the guy managed to get away?
How did they figure that one got in and why didn't they set their alarm for when they were out of the house?
Or are you talking of something else?
So that is the one then I assume you mean. Where she saw some man in her daughter's bedroom?I probably don't know any more about it than you do.
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Why does it not name Burke under siblings? Also wasn't there more than one half sibling? I could have that one wrong.For @SoSueMe
ABCNEWS.com : Complete Coverage: The JonBenet Ramsey Case
Complete Coverage: The JonBenet Ramsey Case Indexweb.archive.org
- When did JonBenét Ramsey die?
December 25, 1996- How did JonBenét Ramsey die?
Homicide- How old was JonBenét Ramsey when she died?
6 years old- Where did JonBenét Ramsey die?
Boulder, Colorado, USA- When was JonBenét Ramsey born?
August 6, 1990- Where was JonBenét Ramsey born?
Atlanta, Georgia, USA- What was JonBenét Ramsey's birth name?
JonBenét Patricia Ramsey- How tall was JonBenét Ramsey?
4 feet 7 inches, or 1.40 meters- Did JonBenét Ramsey have siblings?
Yes, 1 sibling, Elizabeth Pasch Ramsey (Half-sibling)- Who were JonBenét Ramsey's parents?
John Ramsey, Patsy Ramsey, and Jan Rousseaux Ramsey (Stepparent)
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JonBenét Ramsey
JonBenét Ramsey. Born JonBenét Patricia Ramsey at Northside Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia on August 6, 1990 to John Bennett Ramsey and Patricia (Paugh) Ramsey, she moved to Boulder, Colorado, with her family when she was just a year old. Her first name is a combination of her father's first and...www.imdb.com
When the siblings of JonBenét Ramsey are discussed, it's typically Burke Ramsey who is mentioned as her brother, not just "Burke"Why does it not name Burke under siblings? Also wasn't there more than one half sibling? I could have that one wrong.
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| Officials in Boulder, Colo., said they will accept an offer from John and Patsy Ramsey to take a lie detector test to help prove their innocence in the death of their daughter JonBenét more than three years ago.
“There will be no justice in this case and absent a confession,” said former investigator Steve Thomas, who has theorized that the girl’s mother is the killer. “And I hope I’m proved wrong, [but] I don’t see this going anywhere.” The lie detector test, which the Ramseys first offered to take in an interview on ABC’s 20/20, would be administered in accordance with the couple’s conditions, Boulder authorities said in a statement released last night. Police Chief Mark Beckner said Tuesday that his office, prosecutors and the FBI met this week and agreed to accept the Ramseys’ offer. Atlanta lawyer L. Lin Wood asked Beckner in a letter that was released to the media Tuesday night whether the Ramseys “will be officially and publicly cleared from the umbrella of suspicion” if they pass a polygraph test. Polygraph results are not admissible in court and District Attorney Alex Hunter said last month he did not approve of the test because of problems with a polygraph’s reliability. Medication or other conditions can taint the results, Hunter said. Legal analyst Andrew Cohen says even if the Ramseys pass the test, authorities wouldn’t hesitate to prosecute them if the evidence warranted it. “The public perception about their role in all of this could be more favorable” if the polygraph results support their account, Cohen said. “That could influence potential jurors down the road. “But just passing this test isn’t going to stop prosecutors from prosecuting them in the future. It doesn’t create Teflon around them,” he added. But a resolution to the case is unlikely unless there is a confession, said Thomas, who criticized the handling of the case from the beginning and what he characterized as a cozy relationship between the family and police. “This was a case that needed to be hard fought like a war,” said Thomas, who has written a book, JonBenét: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation. Both John and Patsy Ramsey have maintained their innocence and have not been charged with any crime. Although the Ramseys did not comment on the latest remarks from Thomas, John Ramsey told the Denver Post that Thomas’ earlier remarks about the case to Good Morning America were “a disgrace.” In a statement, Hunter criticized Thomas’ story: “This book is full of half-truths,” he said. In the interview segment aired today, Thomas criticized officials handling the case and said the theory she was subdued with a stun gun does not hold true. Dr. Werner Spitz, a forensic scientist, told GMAthat the marks were more likely caused by “a snap, or something like a snap you know, a snap like a button.” Complete Coverage: The JonBenet Ramsey Case
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I could have as easily said Burke Ramsey as Burke. I was simply getting at all siblings are not listed, it makes it look as if she had only one when indeed she had several.. The query appears to be based on an assumption that has been disproven. Additionally, while Burke is JonBenét's only full sibling, her father John Ramsey had four other children from a previous marriage.
Here's a breakdown of JonBenét Ramsey's siblings:
Burke Ramsey (Full Sibling)
Half-siblings (from John Ramsey's previous marriage)
- Brother of JonBenét: Burke and JonBenét share both parents, John and Patsy Ramsey. At the time of JonBenét's 1996 murder, Burke was nine years old.
- Media Avoidance: Burke has famously avoided the media for most of his life due to intense public scrutiny and accusations. This has caused some documentaries and articles to discuss his absence rather than include his input, which may be why he was not mentioned in some contexts. He settled a $750 million defamation lawsuit against CBS for a special that accused him of his sister's murder.
Before his marriage to Patsy, John Ramsey had four children with his first wife, Lucinda Pasch:
- John Andrew Ramsey: He has spoken out in the media and participated in documentaries about the case, particularly defending Burke from accusations.
- Melinda Ramsey Long: Like her brother John Andrew, she has defended her family in the media.
- Elizabeth Pasch Ramsey: Elizabeth died in a car accident in 1992, years before JonBenét's death.
- Pamela Ramsey: Less information is available about her public involvement in the case, but she is also a half-sibling.