💥 Did John Ramsey Kill His Daughter? Here's What Body Language Reveals

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A horrible murder. A strange note. An unsolved case. The world's top 4 experts weigh in on the behavior body language of JonBenet's father.
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Decades later, the killer still hasn't been found. Join The Behavior Panel as we lean into the myriad of false leads, a mountain of mishandled evidence and a barrage of accusations. This interview reveals several behaviors and you can examine the 'behavioral clues' to what might have happened in this true crime murder case with The Panel.
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Chapters:
0:00 John Ramsay Body Language
0:12 Ramsey Murder Controversy
7:57 John Ramsey's Behavior Analysis
15:27 Insights from Ramsey's Interview
23:27 Ramsey's Daughter's Murder Controversy
31:20 CEO's Communication Style Analysis
39:14 Appeal, Good vs. Evil, and Justice
47:32 Potential Involvement Analysis
55:17 Inconclusive Handwriting Results
1:03:25 Ransom Note Behavior Analysis
1:11:25 Genuine Emotion and Professionalism
1:19:43 Ransom Note Discussion Analysis
1:27:27 Anomalies in Behavior Discussion
1:35:24 Loyalty Questioned - Ramsey's Response
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@TheBehaviorPanel Год назад

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@jukeseyable Год назад

Hi folks, I very rarely comment on the channel, and certainly not until this point put in a request for a video to review. But here goes. The video is on the you tube channel "Anything goes with James English" It's title is Undercover football holigan trying to bring down Britain's biggest firm. The video features an interview with someone poporting to be an ex undercover police officer who infiltrated Millwall football hooligans , but many have called into question his credibility. After been a follower of your channel I think I can see some clear soothing behavior, but I'm no expert, and a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. If you could look at it, I would be truly appreciative, Many thanks

@kimmyfreak200 Год назад

can u consider jeffrey macdonald...he did a larry king interview..he is 78 now... i was watching his blinking and micro smiles... what a psycho (probably sociopath) he did an interview on a talk show dick cavett ...his attention loving self couldn't resist and that's when colette's father and mother suspected him... i love it when they do tv interviews cuz they immortalize their stupidity and lies... its like a record of their b.s.

@katfromthekong414 Год назад

Mark's little history lessons are always amazing! Noticed a cut in the middle there, so I assume the story veered off a bit from Johannes Monachus turned out a bit more sprawling than expected 😆

@scoaus Год назад

Hi guys. Love the videos. It would be great if you could look into Australian serial killer Ivan Milat’s family, whom have long been accused of being involved in many of the murders. There are 60 Minutes interviews from 1996 and lots of other content for review. Keep up the great content either way!

@katfromthekong414 Год назад

@@karengesell9310 all those inscrutable acronyms make me feel old 😂

@ErodedEmerald Год назад

Would like to see you analyze Christopher Walken and Robert Wagner on what happened the night Natalie Wood died.

@Lwatchesmovies Год назад

Fantastic suggestion!

@Iram_Ali Год назад

Yes please!

@jimclayson Год назад

"The Behavior Panel" commenting on their observations of Christopher Walken? I'd pay money to see that. 🤯 Really, I've found the case of Natalie Wood confounding since I first heard about it. I'd love to see a deep dive on it.

@laurenlenzini2272 Год назад

Yes Natalie Wood

@Groovyredhead Год назад

That would be an excellent one!

@kernowarty Год назад

It just does not make sense why any parent would not search every room in the house and all cupboards, basement, attic and then all out buildings and surrounding area as soon as it is determined that the child is missing.

@noway1593 Год назад

And leave their son alone in his bed while frantically calling in people. On a different floor . Doesn’t make sense…..

@filomeenamaistros6353 Год назад

They did exactly what the police told them to do. Period.

@astrinymris9953 Год назад

To give them the benefit of the doubt... if you find a ransom note stating that your child has been abducted and will be murdered if you don't pay, your search for your child before calling the police is going to be briefer than if you just wake up and your child is missing. Mind you, I don't believe for one moment that the Ramseys are telling the truth about much of anything that happened between the time they left the Christmas party and the 911 call next morning, but speaking hypothetically if you have reason to believe your child was kidnapped, calling the police in after a cursory search makes sense. Not hatin', just sayin'.

@davidwilliams4498 10 месяцев назад

I don't know about you I see a ransom note my child is missing I go outside an as soon as police come they get everyone out 2 cops go in with guns drawn looking under every bed closet attic basement cellar.. NEVER should John been 1 to find his daughter.. bad police work. Regardless what gutt feeling that 1st cop had.

@michah321 10 месяцев назад

They believed the child was kidnapped for ransom. Most of us aren't rich enough to imagine that. Why would you look like you were searching for a hiding child. It's not as though the little girl wrote the note! Why would you look in cupboards if you believed she was kidnapped???

@lizking385 4 месяца назад

Right away, the old man switches victim from his daughter to himself. A true narcissist.

@trawlins396 Месяц назад

That's not necessarily a narc trait

@gdc6153 Месяц назад

@trawlins396 yeah it is

@AnnieRuler216 Месяц назад

@@lizking385 Now that I have been learning about fraternities, and their moving up the ranks. Proving commitment….etc. Bubbly Waters episode ‘The Party I Wish I Never Went to’. Is eerie and shows you how you can be committed and I imagine that is how you end up in Bohemian Grove?

@lizking385 Месяц назад

@@AnnieRuler216 Sorority initiation, in my experience, began "innocently" by becoming a member's "slave". In Satan:s hierarchy, one succumbs to the master or handler who assures obedience in exchange for inclusion.

@AnnieRuler216 Месяц назад

@@lizking385 Yes. Seems so sweet in the beggining….

@TrustJesus333 Год назад

I would say the most confused I am about this case is that the letter said she would be killed if they told anyone, then they have all their friends come over immediately. Makes no sense to me at all.

@dcprimetime8581 Год назад

And the deadline for the call from the kidnappers came and went without a single word about it

@amandahugenkiss Год назад

@@dcprimetime8581 EXACTLY. Add that to the longest ransom note in history and it's pretty easy to see who did it.

@silverkitty2503 Год назад

i can understand the police ....they would need to be called but i would say hey no marked cars please do it discreetly inviting a hoard over i dont understand

@jlbaker2000 11 месяцев назад

@amandahugenkiss. Yes. And who the hell would take the time to write a dissertation for a ransom note anyway? Risky? Or was it written in advance somewhere else.

@jlbaker2000 11 месяцев назад

@@dcprimetime8581Was there actually supposed to be a "call" from the kidnappers?

@Ada..D Год назад

John Ramsey is a clever man. He's agreed to take a lie detector test multiple times during various interviews. Well John it's been 26 years and you still havent taken one.

@aallison Год назад

.....humm, the DA buddy advises him not to right??

@debraharrison-hl9cz Год назад

John and Patsy Ramsey DID take lie detector tests and both passed them.

@libbystarke2034 Год назад

I don't trust John Ramsey. He's still trying to sell the idea of a stranger and a kidnapping gone wrong. He and Patsey, I believe was involved. My opinion until I see any evidence otherwise.

@margaretbanks8969 Год назад

Lie detector tests are unreliable they ate not permissible in court.

@SusieQ1971 Год назад

@@aallisonAny lawyer would advise any client not to take a polygraph, even if they believed their client was totally innocent. They claim they did take polygraphs and passed them but never produce results reports.

@glion7792 Год назад

A rush of relief? She was garroted - She had a twisted piece of rope around her neck and he worried about her hands being tied? How would a stranger know to go in through the basement window, find her bedroom, get her without disturbing anyone, assault and kill her then use a suitcase to boost himself out of the broken window? The Colorado police should be ashamed for not closing this murder.

@szaki Год назад

John said, he tried to take the tight string off JB's neck, but he couldn't. Even the medical examiner said, it had to be cut off.

@zachariah7114 Год назад

@@szaki in these clips, he said that? Timestamp?

@brettwheeler7753 Год назад

DA Alex Hunter blocked Boulder PD at every step. If your want to know what really happened, read Steve Thomas's book.

@szaki Год назад

@@zachariah7114 I read it on the web, about the forensic evidences!

@carriegreene4261 Год назад

The fear of having your child kidnapped and tortured is far worse than finding your child dead. I 100% know what I'm talking about. The rush of the reality that your child is dead comes a split second later- and THAT PAIN never goes away or gets any easier even years and years later. Again there is no terror worse than the thought that your sweet little child is in the clutches of a kidnapper.

@patricia1446 10 месяцев назад

Im I the only one who thinks John Ramsey is just way to cool for school. He is so calm. Everything he says is so calm, measured and deliberate. It jumps out at me as much as Patsy’s note. He maybe a psychopathic master manipulator. I think of the Marilyn Debur case.

@YouButter 7 месяцев назад

👏🏼 do a RU-vid channel please.

@patriot-dv6dh Год назад

Why would John be searching for broken glass from the window, when it was allegedly John himself who broke the window months prior to access the home after being locked out?

@amyisafoxfull3350 Год назад

Lie ⚠️: we now know the grand jury DID indict them both, although the DA declined to prosecute. The Ramseys would have been WELL aware of that distinction. The ease with which John affirmed the lie that they never voted to indict is worrying.....

@tiamia7139 Год назад

He makes my skin crawl. He just exudes evil.

@BuzzyStreet Год назад

The Ramseys were/are masters of gaslighting. There is his assertion that the police treated them terribly, when in fact, they were treated with kid gloves. They evaded police questioning immediately after the murder, then flew to Georgia and back, all before they were ever interviewed by the cops. They repeatedly told the press that they were cooperating with the investigation while they were refusing to speak to the police. This case is infuriating. Between the murder, the premium-level gaslighting by the parents, and the kid-glove treatment by the police and DA, it's no wonder the case is unsolved. More than that, I sincerely doubt any of us regular folks, those of us without the money and political connections, would have gotten the same treatment if one of our children were brutally murdered in our home under similar circumstances.

@tiamia7139 Год назад

@@BuzzyStreet I couldn't agree with you more. John Ramsey is the Master Gaslighter. He was a CEO, used to calling the shots at his company and having people kowtow to him. He wasn't used to being told what to do. In interviews, he comes across as very cold and controlling. His "Mr. Nice Guy" act disappears real quick when the interviewer starts to ask questions that get too close to the truth. Ramsey knew where JonBenet's body was before he turned on the light in that basement room ( Fleet White was an eyewitness). Ramsey made sure that he contaminated JB's body by bringing her up from the basement instead of having police do it. He then covered her with a blanket as he was asking Detective Arndt if it was okay. She said he didn't give her a chance to tell him "No." He knew exactly what he was doing - contaminating the body. He then asked her if JB was dead even though it was obvious she'd been dead several hours. Arndt said she was in full rigor mortis with her arms sticking straight up over her head! Detective Arndt said she knew he was the killer and he was toying with her (Duper's Delight). The way he looked at her sent chills through her. Instead of comforting his wife in the living room and being with the friends and neighbors who now crowded their house (who they invited - further contamination of a crime scene!), she said Ramsey isolated himself in the kitchen to look through his mail, call his attorney (lawyer up), and book reservations to fly to Atlanta. He obviously had no intentions of sticking around and cooperating with police. Certainly not the behavior of an innocent, grieving father. More like a father who knows exactly what happened and wants to avoid questioning. And neither him nor Patsy said one word when the time for the alleged ransom call drew near...and passed. They knew it wasn't coming because JonBenet was not kidnapped. Because he was wealthy and "a big deal" (Ramsey's words) in little Boulder, the police did not follow the proper protocol and let Ramsey call the shots early on. They should have immediately isolated him and Patsy and interviewed them separately. They should have insisted they stay in Boulder and not leave town. If your child was murdered, you would want to stay there and help police, not immediately leave so that you and your spouse can get your stories straight.

@jeannemarie5908 Год назад

@@tiamia7139 Agreed. I listened to several books regarding this case. I personally think that at times, Jon Ramsey is saying somethings specifically to send the message to Patsy - Patsy was the evil creature. It will be interesting to see what happens with this case when Mr. Ramsey dies. Right now this ‘Big Fish’ holds huge consequences over people who come forward with the Truth .. he is pure evil.

@jjr1728 Год назад

@@tiamia7139 give me that cat 🐈

@debracannon7574 Год назад

When my son was younger he had anxiety about his hospital appointments and one night he took off over the fields surrounding our house. My husband ran after him and I immediately called the police as it was dark, cold and the fields went on for miles. When the police arrived, one went straight out into the fields and I attempted to go too but the officer that stayed behind made me go through the house with her. She went in every room, opened every single wardrobe and cupboard, looked under every bed, checked the loft, then checked the shed before the two of us went out into the fields. I’m still so surprised that the police in this case sent one of the parents to search the house instead of either doing it themselves or at least accompanying them.

@susanharbison2551 Год назад

JR searched the basement twice earlier in the day. The police searched the house too. But keep in mind all of the searching was done while everyone thought she had been kidnapped. John finally found her in a small space anyone, even he, could have easily overlooked.

@isitoveryet9525 Год назад

It’s really not that surprising, considering how different police officers decide to do their jobs though. Everything from traffic stops to missing person reports vary greatly depending on the officer involved, what jurisdiction they’re from, their protocols & their training & just their temperament in general.

@Mickymouse21 Год назад

@@susanharbison2551 she wasn't found in a small space. Experts have her writing matched to ransom note. Also in back ground off call to police. You hear her saying crazy shut. Get real einstein

@thomaswotton10 Год назад

There was only one cop trying to control the parents and she had brought all her friends over, the officer was overwhelmed and her department let her and jonbenet down big style

@LINDSAY-ub4yq Год назад

Only 1 officer was there.....6 hrs. later others came in....plenty of time to corrupt the situation.

@butterworthedholm4982 4 месяца назад

a very important fact …is…john has never showed ANY EMOTIONS …EVER

@rsdenimblues8342 Месяц назад

Only fake ones

@alwaystruetoblue 13 дней назад

Its been noted over the years that the man is very emotionally distant and repressed.

@madeleine9907 8 дней назад

He was a broken man already had lost the older daughter and his old school men don't show emotions ... be fair

@blueeyesblueskiesahead1612 7 месяцев назад

He talks alllll about himself. Nothing about his daughter. In another interview he says the real story isn’t the death of his daughter, it’s how he was treated!

@YouButter 7 месяцев назад

Fat cat! Brain growing! Southern shenanigans ! Foreign factions respect his business 😁

@rsdenimblues8342 Месяц назад

Yep I watched that one too

@Ada..D Год назад

30 minutes after 'finding' his murdered daughter in his basement, he phoned his private jet pilot to organise an immediate flight out of Boulder. All of you out there with kids just take a minute to think about that. ? Would you get on a flight out of town on the day you discover one of your kids brutally murdered in your basement ?

@sciencenotstigma9534 Год назад

To protect your family?

@freddie3206 Год назад

ADA, OF COURSE NOT ADA. I WOULD COOPERATE WITH THE POLICE AND BE DOWN AT THE POLICE EVERY DAY TO TRY AND FIND OUT WHO DID THIS TO MY DAUGHTER. THEY DID THE OPPOSITE BECAUSE THEY KNEW WHO DID IT TO THEIR DAUGHTER.

@danabyrd2377 Год назад

If you're guilty, you might run away.....

@AloeLitFren 4 месяца назад

As a parent of more than one, yeah, my other kid would be far out of there immediately.

@Ada..D 4 месяца назад

@@AloeLitFren ....lol like the police are gonna let you leave town with a child, after finding a murdered sibling in your basement.

@SydMountaineer Год назад

Wait, the experts NOT hired by them showed that SHE was the likely writer, her scores were opposite of what HER experts supposedly found.

@kristinaanderson4160 Год назад

Quite so! A very close match and one needn’t be an expert if one looks at the handwriting side by side!

@JBthree24 Год назад

Patsy wrote the ransom note

@chicosmummy Год назад

Yes Patsy had an extremely unique way of writing the letter q it looked like an 8 and that was an exact match with the letter.

@peachesdixon7567 Год назад

Right. Odd right?

@Nan-Elle Год назад

@@chicosmummy My, what a coincidence...

@nassaross3043 Год назад

He knows how to evade questions, he's a business man sooo he knows how to convince a crowd & act in front of a camera...he just lays back & let's dying Patsy look crazy....🤪🤪🤪

@kellygirl4996 Год назад

I still think someone in that house is guilty. I think a ceo as u talk about who is a narcissist like a lot of CEO’s are would be good at manipulation and covering up

@letsbereal9455 Год назад

The medical examiner indicated that JonBenet died from "asphyxia by strangulation associated with craniocerebral trauma" - and the asphyxiation happened an hour to a hour and a half after the skull fracture. I don't think an intruder would fracture her skull and then hang around the house that long before strangling her.

@sonofhibbs4425 Год назад

More on that note…. The tool used for the strangulation was an art tool belonging to Patsy (a clay wire tool, I think it was) and it was taken from where it was stored. I HIGHLY doubt an intruder would look around for a murder weapon while the rest of the family is in the house. How did they know to look for it and know where to find it?!

@astrinymris9953 Год назад

@@sonofhibbs4425 In all fairness, an intruder might have just looked around until they found something appropriate and used it, not gone in with the intention of using a specific object. Not hatin', just sayin'. The most incriminating thing is that Patsy called all those people to her house, contaminating the crime scene beyond recovery. She had a B.A. in journalism; she knew what she was doing. It's highly probable John knew as well. That's why it's so infuriating that he blames the Boulder police for "bungling" the the crime scene. Their lawyering up immediately isn't suspicious per se, but their refusing to let the police question them at all for the first few months after the death *while giving media interviews* is extremely suss.

@autumn9720 Год назад

@@astrinymris9953 twice? The intruder will hope to find Patsy's pen and paper for the note and then hope to find a murder weapon?

@southernbellebornnbred7811 Год назад

@@sonofhibbs4425 i thought it was a paintbrush?

@susanharbison2551 Год назад

There was evidence of sexual assault and I think an intruder could have stayed in that basement all night without detection. What I cannot imagine is a parent deciding to finish a child off by strangling her, staging evidence of a sexual assault, etc. The body had bruises and scrapes consistent with someone who was raped.

@ninjacat508 Год назад

John Ramsey interpretation: Good decent upstanding people = people that believe them, support them and apologize to him. Bad evil people = people that are skeptical and have suspicions about them and question their stories and explanations.

@Thater821 Год назад

i noticed this as well , thank you for commenting this, the moralizing on display by him, where he is making his defense “good”, and people who disagree with him “bad”, solid manipulation/narcissistic tact.

@USArmy91222 Год назад

i think John Ramsey was the mastermind behind the cover up and the staging of the kidnapping and Patsy followed his directives to the tee!

@TH-jd9ib Год назад

If one of your kids was missing, you would wake up your other kid to see if they knew anything and to help look.

@ffi1001 Год назад

True. When my brother went missing once (he was staying with friends) my parents woke me and my sis up to ask us where he could be.

@darrylg3861 10 месяцев назад

She did wake up the son. She ran into his room looking for jonbennet asked Burke if he had seen her.

@damnlimpnickis509 7 месяцев назад

You would make them get up and help look. Period. Who better knows your kids hiding places than the other kid who plays with them.

@debbiehill7356 5 месяцев назад

The killer will never be found becoz the killer of Jon Benet ‘s was a family member.

@AprilSilvers-py4zj Месяц назад

This is true. You would ask everyone until your last breathe

@hollygolightly6243 Год назад

I thought the Grand Jury voted for an indictment but the DA chose not to prosecute. They were “big fish in a small pond “ everyone was intimidated by the their power and wealth.

@debra7699 11 месяцев назад

That's correct, the grand jury did indict both of them & the DA wouldn't action it. I believe only one of Jon Benets parents had anything to do with it, the other hand nothing to do with it.

@gingerhadley 11 месяцев назад

A District Attorney is not going to prosecute a high-profile case like this unless he or she is absolutely certain they will win. It's not difficult to get a grand jury indictment with flimsy evidence but that doesn't translate into conviction.

@debra7699 11 месяцев назад

@@gingerhadley you're so right....but, even with all the evidence they had - you never know which way the jury will go.Mostly they get it right -though:)

@debra7699 11 месяцев назад

@@gingerhadley I hear you, but, this isn't a physical or forensic evidence case. It's a circumstantial case & without a confession it's not going to get solved. I don't believe that JR is involved for what it's worth. That man has lost his eldest daughter & his youngest daughter. I've an idea who killed little jonni B, but it's not John Ramsey. My heart goes out to him and I pray often for him..

@hollygolightly6243 11 месяцев назад

@@gingerhadley respectfully it was NOT flimsy evidence and they would have gotten a conviction in Boulder.

@lindseyhoney9408 Год назад

These guys compliment each other so well. They each bring a different knowledge and emotional intelligence to every single case they analyse. I'll keep watching!

@seaglasscolor Год назад

I agree. They make a great team.

@KMJCAN1313 Год назад

I agree! So much to learn on every level.

@PinkGrammarGirl Год назад

Occam's Razor says someone in the house did it. It's easier than believing: someone broke in, found just the girl, did what they did, hid her body, sat down for a 3-page ransom note that knows his bonus amount (but left the body in the house), and sneaked back out without leaving evidence or footprints....

@JudgeJulieLit Год назад

And "someone" in the house quick-study perfectly mimicked Patsy's handwriting, and clairvoyantly her diction, e.g., her idiosyncratic archaism "hence."

@freddie3206 Год назад

Pink , Absolutely someone in that house did it.

@SmartStart24 Год назад

@@JudgeJulieLit People who are adamant these people are completely innocent really make me question their intelligence.

@arlen1630 Год назад

@@SmartStart24 I always thought that deviant rocker might be involved. Adam Ant should be looked at forsure

@lisaborsella5412 9 месяцев назад

Well said. And that suitcase set up by the window, as if to show that the killer got out through the above window. I don’t think that suitcase would’ve held up a cat, let alone a grown man! Ridiculous cover up there.

@marilyncarter5700 Год назад

Then on the Dr Phil show, JR stated, that this was the last time he was going to talk about it . Why wouldn’t he want to talk about it and keep trying to find the killer? Bc he doesn’t really want to find out.

@jessicasevin1870 10 месяцев назад

I imagine he is tired of talking about it. Its been his life for over 20 yrs at some point he might just need to move on and try to leave it behind him unless an arrest is made. A step in the long term grieving process

@brandyk 9 месяцев назад

Yeah that means nothing to me. After so much time,why would he want to continue to talk about it n always have to remember n relive everything n also make sure he comes across correctly n watch what he says n how he says it as it will always be analyzed. I don't think I would continue to do that for 20 plus years.

@victoriamarie9103 5 месяцев назад

The cops are too busy pointing fingers at the parents. So where would that help come from? The cops made up their minds already. I think he just accepted that they will probably not find the killer.

@cathypaynejones5336 Месяц назад

He’s a celebrity now. He can keep taking about it for attention.

@allkindsamusicchick Год назад

How he manages to lie about his daughter's death....after all these years. Amazing!

@TR-ne7tt Год назад

Wrong. He didn’t ever do it. He would have had to tie his daughter up - never!

@allkindsamusicchick Год назад

@@TR-ne7tt I'm not inferring that he maliciously killed his daughter. Although, we don't know, now, do we? The parents may have covered up by embellishing the sudden death. You don't know what people are capable of when faced with horrific situations. My mind is open to this case, but my intuition of the initiator is pretty much static. How and why this little girl is no longer with us, has been kept locked tight...for decades now. Ultimately, it's none of our business. It's apparent, though....that the family will never reveal the 'whodunnit'!

@DanielaSantos-bx9ew 7 месяцев назад

Psychopath

@LibertyStation92106 Месяц назад

Oh and you were there. Imbecile.

@MsSunsprite Год назад

The biggest detail that bothers me is that they didn’t check that room until after the police arrived ~ your child is missing you are going to search in every room immediately They knew where she was before they called the police The obsession with the note is inexplicable

@lylebobroske5172 Год назад

Agreed that is a huge red flag

@Nan-Elle Год назад

@@lylebobroske5172 When John went with a friend, at the encouragement of the police officer who was there, they didn't go through the bedrooms and look under beds, check closets again, etc...he went downstairs and came up with her shortly after.

@emelydones4810 Год назад

I do believe it was an inside job, but to play Devil's advocate, I think they did not search because they claimed it was a kidnapping. The "letter" was found, and it claimed to have their daughter in another location, which is why they had to be told to look. Remember, it wasn't to look to see if JB was still there. It was to see if anything looked out of place and to keep John busy and his whereabouts known (Mr. White accompanies John on search).

@lizfinkelstein1323 Год назад

The obsession with the note actually makes total sense- have you heard the movie term "MacGuffin"? The ransom note is the MacGuffin because there never was any kidnapping or attempted kidnapping. The more John can direct attention to this thing over here (the note), the less he has to talk about the thing that is actually important and incriminating, which is the murder. Actually, it's all incriminating because Patsy wrote the note, but when John says "whoever wrote the note is the killer", he knows that's not true. It's all just a misdirect and trying to still sell the crime as something it wasn't.

@MsSunsprite Год назад

@@emelydones4810 They looked for her before the police came Doesn’t matter ~ your child is missing, your first instinct is to search for her

@jaredpeterson380 Год назад

Instead of acting like an educated adult, he completely destroyed the crime scene, and then in their desire to assist in catching the killer, they leave town.

@brettwheeler7753 Год назад

John Ramsey destroyed his staged crime scene!

@freddie3206 Год назад

JARED, THE RAMSEYS ARE GUILTY.

@barbaracunningham3968 10 месяцев назад

I went to high school with John in Michigan. He was a gentleman and this is revealed in this interview to be authentic and caring.

@ibelieveinangelsyesido7436 9 месяцев назад

Barbara, I just finished Death of Innocence last night. I'd read every other book on the case & somehow had missed the Ramseys' own account. I am ashamed to think I bought the narrative the media fed us all those years ago. Now, I see these interviews with fresh eyes. So sad for the whole family. Blessings! Jackie in upstate NY

@alexandrazabala1488 8 месяцев назад

All a fake image he was the a part of kiddo porn cult. I’m spiritual and it was a community thing a cover up and a sacrifice my dear

@tiahenry4743 3 месяца назад

That was then. He changed when he started climbing up the corporate ladder.

@tiahenry4743 3 месяца назад

@@alexandrazabala1488 I'm so glad someone else knows this was a child sacrifice done by her parents. That's why Patsy was always indignant when being interviewed.

@bonnielucas3244 Год назад

I think the female detective solved the case that morning after being alone with them in their house

@musicful7036 Год назад

Bingo!

@darinm209 11 месяцев назад

Yes, and interesting how they try to brush that interview aside...quite rare to see it.

@davidwilliams4498 10 месяцев назад

Insane. She immediately on scene seeing child missing a ransom note on steps of inside. She immediately take everyone in house outside back up cops come an they look under every bed closet attic basement cellar... NEVER should John been 1 to find his daughter. Now tell me what that lady cop did right other than just her gut feeling or opinion..........

@sufiameen6093 10 месяцев назад

As a former cop, I believe the Lady cop Understood the situation by interrogating John by action. He immediately returned to the scene of the crime. 😢

@moirapettifr7127 10 месяцев назад

You mean that the father did it? I think the father was guilty as all heck and had been abusing that little girl. I watched wirh sound off and he has a fleetingly creepy vibe. As if he's trying so hard to suppress a smirk at how brilliant he was to get away with this so successfully.

@dodirae Год назад

I have always felt that if he didnt do it, he absolutely knows what happened and covered it up.

@gutenbird Год назад

Of course. At least he did know. Probably blocked it out. Patsy did it. All the other theories are so weak.

@sole__doubt Год назад

@@gutenbird yeah we know someone who lives in that house did it, thats for sure. My suspect list would be 1. Patsy 2. Burke 3. John

@nocomment1212 Год назад

I don't think she was killed by her parents, nor by her brother; although I do think her parents covered up the crime, because they feared their son may have accidentally killed his sister, and they panicked. Eventually, they discovered the truth, that their daughter was the victim of an intruder, but it was too late to take back all the obstruction they'd already committed to shield their innocent son. It isn't unusual for parents to fear their children might harm each other, and not to believe their protestations to the contrary. Unfortunately, in their sloppy -- and probably unnecessary -- effort to protect their innocent son, they permanently cast suspicion upon themselves, and may have become responsible for the fact that their daughter's killer was never caught.

@gutenbird Год назад

@@sole__doubt Patsy. Sadly she brought suspicion on the whole family.

@sole__doubt Год назад

@@gutenbird her behavior makes me think she did it, but the evidence points mostly to Burke. We'll never know at this point but anyone objectively looking at the case knows it was someone in that house and not an intruder.

@nancytoppin7701 Год назад

this case never gets old because it just defies logic that it has never been solved. Thanks for staying on it! Love you guys!

@bendietrees Год назад

It doesn't really defy logic. The crime scene was effed up, the Ramsey's barely cooperated, there was infighting going on between the cops and DA's office....

@nancytoppin7701 Год назад

@@bendietrees fair enough. I agree with you...all of those things happened and the culmination of all of those things prevented the case from being solved!

@joceelee Год назад

Not sure if you meant the case defies logic as in there's no one congruent set of events that makes sense, or it defies logic that it's never been solved. I think you meant the former.

@mischiefroadtripadventures Год назад

I think I understand why you referred to it as defying logic. How could anyone abuse and kill such a young, innocent child? It is heartbreaking and defies moral understanding so maybe that is what you meant.

@lylebobroske5172 Год назад

Sadly something tragic happened within that family if there was an outside perpetrator you would think there would be enough evidence to solve this years ago ,

@Maiasatara Год назад

I like this format where you place your individual feeds at the bottom of the screen and play a large version of the subject video to ILLUSTRATE WHILE YOU DESCRIBE what you see. Is there a reason you don’t do this with every video? It is so much more helpful than playing a clip, discussing, then replaying the clip.

@lsen9015 10 месяцев назад

It would be much more telling if you analyze him and Patsy in the beginning. He has had years to rehearse his stories. Very familiar with this case.

@valerielock2374 7 месяцев назад

Yes !

@DITTOE 5 месяцев назад

right! ridiculous

@luskapani9905 3 месяца назад

Exactly. The first two interviews are the most telling.

@PamStucky Год назад

Chase nails it in his comments on love for "a" child being unconditional and "I would do anything to protect my children." That's the whole thing right there.

@heidiquayle5054 Год назад

I think the main issue is that both parents were arrogant, haughty and cold towards the media and law enforcement. They held all their memories of her private, not wanting to share one part of her with the world, really. Perhaps if she was missing, they would have, but with her already gone... they didn't care what any of us peons thought. so they held us all at bay. It made the police assume it was the parents and no one really stood with them to say it wasn't. They made it impossible to find who really did it.

@jasonjenkins7825 Год назад

@@heidiquayle5054 They actively 'chaffed and misdirected' everything and everyone. When he saw that first particular cop walk up the driveway it was like a gift.

@harrymills2770 Год назад

@@heidiquayle5054 Sharing nothing is a good strategy for beating the rap.

@hollybussing9254 Год назад

Such a sad deal. 😔 I hope they do find out what happened to that poor baby!I can't even imagine what that poor girl went through in her last moments. She deserves justice!

@gutenbird Год назад

The cops in Boulder are pretty confident they know who did the crime. They just can’t arrest that person.

@sarac1118 Год назад

@@gutenbird why can’t they arrest them?

@gutenbird Год назад

@@sarac1118 because the mother is dead. She did it. No doubt. That’s exactly who the Boulder police know did it. Despite all the nonsense intruder theories.

@kellyharney2385 Год назад

Why do they think the mother?

@gutenbird Год назад

@@kellyharney2385 plenty. Everything involved in the crime originated with Patsy. The ransom note was written with her pen and notebook. The paintbrush handle used to choke the child to death came from Patsy’s paintbrush. Patsy was wearing the same clothes that morning as she had the night before. And many handwriting experts say Patsy wrote the ransom note and that some of the wording in the ransom note was very similar to a book that Patsy had been reading. There are other things but I can’t name everything off my head as I’m eating lunch.

@inkdreams4 9 месяцев назад

HOw often does one man have 2 daughters who both die in very unusual circumstances? One that lived thru his abuse until she found her own voice after growing up and getting on her own, and the other was too young to realize telling teachers at school what was happening to her at night would not be tolerated in this wealthy, powerful family. Either way, these sisters are together and safe now. The detective in this case who they hung out to dry, knew very early on who did this but John has super high up friends who harbor the same secrets he does, so even the detective said the case would never be solved bc it goes much deeper than one little girl who was murdered on Christmas. I could name 33 reasons why he’s guilty. People who are awake will understand why.

@mysticbrady 7 месяцев назад

Exactly 💯 JR ur going down

@susanlee8609 7 месяцев назад

Yes, and I think that night she said she was going to tell on him so he had to silence her. A friend of hers said Jon Benet was telling her that Santa was going to pay her a special visit....well, who told Jon Benet that? What if John disguised himself as Santa😮 The YT channels Nancy Drew and TrueCrimeOracle give the best analysis of his guilt!!

@kathleenstress 7 месяцев назад

Completely. They know too. $$$ walks.

@silvio.r8443 6 месяцев назад

He is a cold calculated liar just like Alex Murdaugh or Chris Watts. Just more intelligent!

@TheKak933 5 месяцев назад

Exactly

@Lukas583 7 месяцев назад

The parents hired a PR team for media. So there’s not a doubt in my mind that they weren’t told exactly what to say and how to say it. Too many answers were too well crafted and perfectly presented. It’s almost unnatural how perfect their performance is and I’m honestly surprised that these guys didn’t pick up on that.

@membering Год назад

So a stranger broke in and wrote the ransom note. Then proceeded to put the pen back where it belongs? Because the pen was found back in its original place. Unlikely.

@lindaspitzer4335 Год назад

Always enjoy listening to your opinions. What really got my attention today was how you all listen to each other, really listen, don’t interfere while one is talking. Everyone could learn from that! Thank you all.

@cynthiacalvert1047 Год назад

Totally agree...I Love this channel.

@dink182j4 Год назад

Why would an intruder write a ransom note after killing a child and leaving her in the home not knowing how quickly her body would be discovered? Would an intruder be wanting to exit quickly for fear of being caught inside the home after killing a child in that home?

@RationalNon-conformist 5 месяцев назад

I agree, very odd. Someone in that home knows exactly what happened.

@MarieClaireLucaMusic Год назад

The facts point to them covering up an accidental murder after on going abuse had been happening to her, but John Ramsey has very dark / cold eyes either way. He comes across as very disconnected and unemotional. Often times sociopathic or psychopathic individuals can easily talk about horrible personal events without any emotions. Unfortunately He reminds me of that type of person. The circumstances point to both parents being guilty in my opinion.

@dennistrull1475 11 месяцев назад

Rings true. Can a Sociopath fool these guys? Lack of emotion. He is really telling the truth mostly. As he talks about people, and how he felt. Answered questions pointing to authority to a sympathetic interviewer. I wonder if their read would be different if they were more familiar with this case?

@I.Follow.Yeshua. 11 месяцев назад

I agree with your theory ! From the start I KNEW the father was involved !!! But also, I want to add something else : during my own research I came across an article on the internet through a private investigator's blog. according to his research, it turned out that john bennet ramsey had connections related to the father of Natalee Holloway, but also got into a relationship with the mother of Natalee Holloway! Natalee Holloway is the American student who went to Aruba and went missing..she was raped and killed!! isn't this suspicious???? is this a coincidence??? I don't think so!! These man, are heavily involved in some "secret organizations" ..this made me think, and it could be a possibility, that the murder of jonbenét was a "sexual ritual abuse" this was a "Sacrifice" hence the abuse and killing happend on "Christmas night" !! John was involved in Paganism organization ..just like the father of Natalee Holloway 🚩

@dennistrull1475 11 месяцев назад

@@I.Follow.Yeshua. Interesting. Do you have a link? Maybe that's why John is all smiles?

@jmpl_aaren 11 месяцев назад

Did you watch the same video we just did? The panel pointed out lots of emotion in Jon’s behaviors, but they suggest that his experience as a CEO made him better equipped to keep a cool, calm demeanor (most of the time) because he was laser-focused on his message (as he would have to do in difficult situations at work). Patsy, a former beauty queen and Southern Belle, was also trained to keep her composure, even though she’s clearly not as good at it. She seems to me like a passionate and sensitive person, and the strange demeanor she has in interviews has more to do with the negative public attitudes and accusations towards her - she seems disgusted and defensive. We can’t compare their behavior to our own hypothetical behavior because they have different life experiences than we do.

@dennistrull1475 11 месяцев назад

@@jmpl_aaren they certainly do have different life experiences than most of us do. Yet we're still all human. This reminds me of Dr Phil saying that Burke laughing throughout the interview was just nervous laughter and could be expected. Gotta stop allowing a free pass, and investigate. John's ability to remain in control has served him well. Say for an extreme remote chance, John was convicted, these same people would be saying I knew it. See when he flinches here, or Burke's behavior,. Or they'll say, see Patsy gives away she's lying here. You can't give away your own instincts to listen to the EXPERTS. The experts directed those in the world trade center to go back in and resume work.

@tanyahead7664 Год назад

As a parent, I find it hard to believe as I would of left no stone unturned in the house, even the basement. So to find her in one of the rooms in the basement like hours later... It just doesn't make sense! To me " if it doesn't make sense, then it usually isn't!"

@dogfostermom2018 Год назад

Very good point. If they did check it, I would be interested in knowing who checked which rooms/areas of the house. Whoever had the basement....yep!

@krystalMtn Год назад

Yeah but there's never been an answer to why the responding police to the 911 call didn't search that room either. There were several uniformed patrol officers who had been in and out of the house searching for her. They arrived 6min after the call and spent over 2 hours in the home. How come none of them ever looked in that same room?

@madrush24 Год назад

My only supposition is that they never used the basement.

@krystalMtn Год назад

@@madrush24 Yeah but I know as a parent or even as police you don't bypass any area of possibility. Given you know sonething criminal has occured in the home, you search the entire home for evidence that a crime has occured and belief that someone has seemingly taken a child hostage. So you are looking for evidence of a crime all throughout the entire home for any potential evidence that leads to who, what, how etc....There's just no explanation for why the several uniform police who freely roamed and searched in, out, and around the home during nearly 3 hours they had oppertunities befor turning the case over to detectives. To have skipped searching that room or any area of the basement just defies police logic and protocal.

@dogfostermom2018 Год назад

@@madrush24 They had suitcases down there and as much as the mom traveled they obviously were used. Plus, in an earlier interview John said he had broken the window out of the basement to get in, which contradicts what he says in this video.

@bustergoldenrod Год назад

John told the cops initially that it was he who broke the window and climbed down shortly before the crime as he had locked himself out of the house. When the Ramseys’ investigator came up with the ridiculous intruder theory, his story changed and ever since it’s been the intruder who broke in that way.

@lanoel4585 Год назад

Have never heard/read about this scenario before -- please supply a link for this claim. Thx.

@krystalMtn Год назад

Yes I would concure with @NUYAKA on this part. The window had already been broken for months. In one interview, John refers to looking for broken glass in the basement. That's, presumably,... because he was thinking an intruder could have broken out more of the glass in effort to enter the home from that same window. So he was checking to see if there was glass in that room as potential evidence.

@themusicman669 Год назад

Exactly. Why on Earth millions of people believe their fabricated “intruder” myth, even when their stories changes 5+ times, is just baffling to me. My intuition, along with a mountain of evidence, suggest to me that this family had something to hide.

@krystalMtn Год назад

@@themusicman669 The intruder theory was introduced by Smits. The former homicide detective who was hired by Boulder PD as part of a team of investigators to help solve the case years later. He and others quit the team months later because the PD would not investigate any evidence that wasn't pointing to the guilt of the family. Smits was later hired by the Ramsey's to help solve the case, and it was his belief that there were other potential suspects based off evidence that both he and Boulder PD had possession of.

@ajj9694 Год назад

Not true. Watch his Megyn Kelly interview. He specifically talks about how he broke the window before the murder because he was accidentally locked out of the house.

@anncoster7458 9 месяцев назад

I have to say that I initially thought all three were guilty in some way. Patsy seemed entitled, Burke was strange, and John seemed defensive. In this latest interview, he is relaxed and confident, and in charge of his emotions. I still feel there are secrets.

@freddie3206 Год назад

He has lied through his teeth the whole time.

@claudiacooper1934 Год назад

Wait a minute, John states that the grand jury did not indict the Ramseys, yet my understanding is that the grand jury actually did vote to indict; however Alex Hunter as DFA did not act on that decision by the jury,

@kaboom1655 Год назад

Just made the same comment - great minds think alike. Sounds like Ramsey is in perception control mode.

@valeriearredondo1946 Год назад

No one knew for many years that the grand jury did indict them, because the jurors were under a secrecy order. Hunter decided on his own not to charge them and he never told anyone else that the grand jury indicted them. So at the time of this interview, the Ramseys would not have known that they were indicted. They assumed that they weren't because they were never officially charged with the crime.

@tammybemies8775 Год назад

This story is forever tragic.

@zenamen5221 Год назад

Yours is the only decent comment on the matter that I've ever seen.

@deekb4009 Год назад

@@zenamen5221 I agree!!

@SweetDreams706 Год назад

What I remember about this case does not portray John & Patsy in a good light. I would think that any family looking to solve the murder of their child would do ANYTHING to move the investigation along. As I recall, they literally ghosted the police almost immediately when they should have been cooperating to rule themselves out first & foremost. I call it a perfect example of having enough money/clout to be above the law. The other thing that stands out in my memory is the use of the word “hence” in the ransom note…a fairly uncommon word that ~ it just so happened ~ was found amongst correspondence authored by Patsy……not to mention, the similarities to Patsy’s writing in the very long ransom note written on their own stationery. There was more but those are the standouts for me as I reflect. For John to call those with suspicions/questions hateful etc, he’s out of line. He brought the scrutiny on himself. Clearly they had friends in high places & I lost hope for justice a long time ago. Even IF they are in the clear, they hindered the investigation by not cooperating. My opinion. Enjoying hearing your take on it, as always 👍

@freddie3206 Год назад

SO VERY TRUE.

@Ann-md8pu Год назад

As a businessman, Ramsay would have called his lawyer firat -- even before calling his relatives -- right after calling the police. The lawyer would have insisted that they answer no questions without an attorney present.

@mainelady2020 Год назад

Dna no match though

@libbystarke2034 Год назад

I 100% agree

@gingerhadley 11 месяцев назад

Wealthy people hire extremely expensive lawyers, and those lawyers generally instruct clients to not cooperate with police. To not submit to questioning without their lawyer present, or to provide questions in writing. Would Joe Blow follow that advice? I wouldn't. I would do everything I could to give whatever information they wanted. But you have to remember John and Patsy Ramsey wouldn't have hired high-profile lawyers and then ignored their advice. Additionally, in 2008 the DA's office announced that the DNA sample they submitted through their office did not match anyone in the family. And they refused to give the Ramsey's access to do more modern testing. Nowadays scientists can practically draw a picture of what the person who left the sample looks like, and they can do familial tracing. There are a lot of unanswered questions and strange facts in this case. But that DNA is probably the key to finding the murderer and to finding if anyone in the family was actually involved in some way.

@kellygirl4996 Год назад

Notice how when the lady asks why should we believe that u didn’t murder your daughter and he totally avoided the topic and rambled on about how great people were to them yet the media was terrible

@divinesignatures6225 11 месяцев назад

He actually told her she shouldn't.

@Whipporwhill 7 месяцев назад

He's a con man to the core.

@tishthedish7684 Месяц назад

Because - how would you answer it? I mean - the scene looks bad, the public was told all kinds of crap by the PD & newsreporters, to make them look guilty. We only get told certain facts. Mainly though, Boulder sure aint gonna take responsibility for their own fault. What would i do if i didnt do it & the PD keeps ONLY looking at me? I would not know how to answer exceot for the way he did! Either that, or…”Why should i answer a loaded question? Youll believe me or you wont. Im saying - NOBODY in my house did it & thats all i can tell you. Next fd up question please.” 👌 Lol.

@PinkGrammarGirl Год назад

My husband and I searched our house more thoroughly for a missing toy than these people did for their daughter. One thing is a coincidence, but not finding her, the longest ransom note in history that matches his bonus to a T, the son with massive issues....no--too many weird things really point to someone inside doing this, probably the son by accident with parents covering it up. I'm still unsure if John did or didn't sexually abuse her.

@ohioh111b111y Год назад

Im thinking the opposite of your theory. I think it was the parents and the son is covering up. One day, I believe, Burke will have full memory recall and tell his story. I do not believe he hurt JB.

@PinkGrammarGirl Год назад

@@ohioh111b111y Interesting. He seems someone unable to hold that secret. I'm surprised he has so far. Who knows what he might reveal after his dad dies.

@SimpleLifeAlways81 Год назад

He can hold secrets. Yeah.

@bobbiejones9266 Год назад

There are a lot of very strange things that just don't sound right.

@s.c.7362 Год назад

I'm more inclined to believe that Burke sexually assaulted her than John doing so. Burke is on the spectrum and, I believe, was probably a problem child, maybe hyperactive or ADHD. I think it's reasonable to assume that he was jealous of JB and was abusive to her. I read that he had hit her with a baseball bat or something a few weeks before her murder. I think John was a workaholic and Patsy was overwhelmed with the 2 kids, with JB's busy pageant schedule and Burke's behavior, which was probably a huge handful to a mother for whom appearances were EXTREMELY important. I think Burke probably embarrassed her, and I would bet on there being arguments in the home about John not being more present and participating in the kids' care and discipline. I can TOTALLY see Patsy screaming at John, and at her kids. I see her being a quintessential stage mom, demanding perfection, not getting it, and losing her shiz and screaming at them, while John escapes to his office or his den.

@lindapiper9171 Год назад

He speaks with absolutely no emotion. This is so disturbing, no mention of what her age would be today or what she could have become. It is very disturbing.

@HappyMealBieber Год назад

He had soemthing to do with her death. I can tell by every motion and tone of his voice . You can see it in his eyes in the interviews he gave for 20 years now. He had something to do with it. Patsy wrote the note. They covered the whole thing up. Burke might have did it. But you can see how he acts . Its disconnected . He sounds like hes manipulating you.

@tishthedish7684 Месяц назад

Some people are naturally that way, plus media portrays them this way. Just bc hes not perfect or very nornal does NOT mean he did it. be in his shoes . He is a business man… all the way. i think you can see his real conviction & pain for his daughter and wanting the killer very clear, if you really look.

@user-ro3rv4nw2n Год назад

Clearly, he is hiding something and it is that there was an accident and they covered it up. The suitcase- he put it there. If a grown-up man stepped on a suitcase, would not the suitcase buckle under him/ her?

@RenaWith Год назад

Wow he is recalling how she was in that moment when he found her...a father recalling the state of his little girl and what she went through and how she looked ...what father wouldn't fall apart at that moment?😳

@tishwitch Год назад

Well, it's been over 20 years. That's why.

@RenaWith Год назад

@@tishwitch that has nothing to do with it...20 years ago my country was bombed, I've done heaps of work to heal PTSD....but ask me questions and have me recall some moments and see how emotional I get even though I'm trying to stay calm and cool... sometimes my body shakes and it's imposible to hide it ...And this is his child....so that's worse than anything else you can go through. Besides he never showed much emotions from the start. And I'm talking about the kind of emotion you can't predict or control...the kind that overwhelmes you because your heart is crushed. Where is it?

@allifairm Год назад

After time one can recall a traumatic event as a story they have told many times and separate the emotion from it. It doesn’t mean they don’t feel it still or fall apart sometimes. It just gets easier to separate the event from the feelings. One can’t stay in extreme grief at all times. We would not survive the stress of it.

@tishwitch Год назад

@@RenaWith but not everyone who experienced those bombings has the same residual effects. Not everyone has PTSD. I work with veterans - many many serving in warzones. The brain is a magical thing. Hell, in my own life, I was raised in an extremely abusive home with addicts. I have BPD. My siblings do not. Same home life. Same basic terrible experiences. He's also a businessman, and they learn how to hide emotions. He had a long time to put on a mask when in the public eye.

@ipsosmaati1971 Год назад

Everybody should react according to your standards.

@Anastasia91000 Год назад

Their child is missing and a police officer has to ask them to search the house?? Really? If I misplace a tool I look in the freezer as a last option. That is fishy to me. It’s like they were avoiding doing that.

@susiem9485 Год назад

So true! You would look in every room right away!

@Scrappicat Год назад

It certainly doesn't make sense and points more guilt on them. Has anyone ever asked them why the parents didn't search the entire house before calling 911?

@JBthree24 Год назад

He knew where she was. And Patsy knew what happened. Burke, on the other hand…went straight to his room.

@Nan-Elle Год назад

@@Scrappicat I imagine they would answer that since they received a "note" that meant that she was taken away. However, most people would look behind the sofa, in every closet or cupboard, behind furniture, upstairs, under beds, in the kitchen broom closet, downstairs in every area of the cellar, etc...

@ooohlaa13 Год назад

omgosh you are a kindred spirit and must be like me because it would be like me to actually FIND it in the freezer!!! LOL sorry for the levity, but such a fun reply to a horrendous issue

@FlyingCabbageUnicorn Год назад

Something I never thought of, as complicated as this case is, is that since this was Christmas, this guy (not the father) could have coerced her downstairs saying he's Santa's helper or something and there's a surprise down there. I never understood the manner in which that could have happened quietly.

@FlyingCabbageUnicorn Год назад

Hi guys :) love you all!

@myniaroo3294 Год назад

From the documentary, she had dots on her neck which match those of a tazer. No parent would need to tazer a child to get them moved somewhere. You just wake them and quietly explain you need to go somewhere for xyz reason. Also, the whole house was immaculate except for an area of the parents bed 'skirt' (can't remember what they're called) where it was out of line as if someone had crawled out from underneath

@Varisrubbish Год назад

Those marks on her neck also match one of Burkes toys.....

@freddie3206 Год назад

MEAG SHEA, BECAUSE IT NEVER HAPPENED THAT WAY. NO INTRUDER.

@HappyMealBieber Год назад

@@Varisrubbish it was the train track he had, Burke had contempt for jon bennet. Its well documented.

@danabyrd2377 Год назад

Linda Aarndt was right!!!! She deserves a medal!!! She was there alone with NO BACK UP!!!!! John needed to be arrested right then!!!!

@YouButter 7 месяцев назад

Yes kudos to Linda ! Sorry not sorry JR did it. No sadness in this man in this interview at all.

@anika5053 Год назад

The broken window in the basement... I have never noticed this before but they actually seem to have two different stories around that. It was always said that John had broken the window weeks earlier to get in to the house because he had no keys. In this interview (one of those you went through) he tells the story including the broken window and even looking for glass as one important clue! Wow that's crazy. (Hej from Sweden! 🇸🇪)

@mshockey73 Год назад

That's a very good observation!

@sww3405 Год назад

Also… the police found a completely intact spiderweb stretching across the window opening, indicating that nobody had gone through that window.

@Barb..... Год назад

I'd like to hear what the guys thinks about this and SWW's comment about the spiderweb.

@Scrappicat Год назад

@@sww3405 It wasn't just a spiderweb. It was a cobweb.

@Lindseyisloony Год назад

@Scrappicat Why the heck are you attempting to correct people when you clearly don't have a clue what a cobweb is???

@victoriablack2093 Год назад

Man I wish you had Peter Hyatt as a guest on this one. I totally believe his interpretation that he did kill his daughter

@theneurodiversityacademy404 Год назад

Agreed. Peter Hyatt got this one!

@marianaitmg6333 Год назад

Yes, just like these guys crashed and burned on the McCann’s, yet Peter Hyatt totally got that 100%. Search for his 2 hour statement analysis interview on them.

@solid9999fine Год назад

"I guess we were 'big fish in a small pond" 😅 I guess he is pretty full of himself!

@JimmiAlli Год назад

The idea that someone would use the window to exit is crazy.

@tishthedish7684 Месяц назад

Its been demonstrated by Lou Schmidt. On TV. Worked on the case after retirement until his death. Left the info of some DNA in evidence for his kids to pass on to someone - the DNA will solve it. Fact, Window & wrought iron grate, and he slipped through underneath, without a problem. - Lou S did, to prove it. Yea & the whole case is fd up crazy.

@badgejohnson5596 Год назад

Patsy never says 'I didn't write the ransom note', just that the experts doubted it was her 4.5 out of 5.

@krystalMtn Год назад

She denied it many times over when questioned by police though. This interview was done years after the murder, not weeks as they said. They had already hired their own investigators by the time they sat down for this interview over with years later. Also by the time of this interview Patsy had grown angry and bitter towards all media, police, and public accusations that she and the son had been involved. So she had become very defensithe and closed off by the time they agreed to sit down and do this local interview. One of the rules was no questions/accusations of their son. They were in protective mode and had been for over 2yrs, by the time the interview was set up with a local journalist by name of Paula Woodward. She went on to write her own book detailing a lot of the evidence that seem to prove it was not the family. And that police completely bungled the investigation from the time they showed up at the door, and continued to screw it up for the entire 1st year. Even local police agreed it was never done properly and evidence was ignored or not pursued by police because the DA got tunnel vision and was trying to land his place as a political contender.

@valerielock2374 Год назад

He says He was looking for glass? He told the world that he had broken the window before to get in, why would bring it up ? He knew he broke it and probably was left open. Also every interview when he is asked about if they had done it he brings God into the conversation.Tryong to convince people that they are just too religious to be accused. Too darn fishy.

@marilyncarter5700 Год назад

JR and PR were coached from their Lawyer. Then , he’s a business man, of his company, and knows how to speak to ppl.

@parrotperson1973 10 месяцев назад

According to Burke, his father had broken the window himself a few weeks prior. If that's true, how could John forget that? Why would he act as though the supposed intruder broke the window? Either he or his son is lying.

@mpol701 10 месяцев назад

Exaclty broken but no one went through it a few weeks before, the photo at scene show very old undisturbed spiders webs etc, anyone climbing in a small window would of pushed all that off the window frame, and as said why say its how he got in, when he broke it weeks ago, didn't any police check for glass on floor and where

@tishthedish7684 Месяц назад

He never acted that way. Just mentioning it to someone doesnt mean he did it, or knows who did, Its simply a point he made, & hadnt gotten it fixed yet.

@julielynn86 Год назад

I had to pause the video at 39:10, interrupting John to say this. Why do I feel nothing when I listen to him? His little girl was tortured and murdered. Why does he come across like he's discussing the weather? Are you kidding me? And Chase yes....he failed to say her name, his daughter's name.....I think that outweighs the rest. Just my opinion. Uh this case gets me riled!

@lorir5728 Год назад

I've always thought he seemed so cold . patsy was always a mess crying.

@julielynn86 Год назад

@@lorir5728 Yes! Regarding Patsy, she was scary. I got calculating, cold, narcissistic, nightmare stage mom from her. Just my opinion. That poor little girl!!! Prancing around on that stage.....ohhhh gets me going!

@davinasquirrel7672 Год назад

I agree with the panel, more of a CEO thing, or even just a natural personality thing - to compartmentalise a traumatic event in order to do what has to be done (eg get through endless interviews). Just because some people don't break down afterwards, does not mean they are guilty or do not care. And the opposite end of that, those who are guilty (like Chris Watts) try and fake breaking down, they think it will make them seem more believable, but I have seen too many guilty ones like that actually make me go "you did it, asshole".

@jamilgotcher5456 Год назад

He's had to talk about this for decades and who knows how many times, interview etc. I think Burk did it, he was jealous of Jon Benet's pageants and modeling. Burk is so creepy in interviews, he seems psycho. My brother is super jealous of my international modeling career I had in the 80s and 90s. Thank goodness I didn't start modeling until I was a teenager or my brother might of killed me like Burk did Jon Benet. Also, I'm glad I was the older sister. Poor Jon Benet had to deal with her psycho ugly little brother.

@tiamia7139 Год назад

@@julielynn86 Dr. Cyril Wecht and Detective Arndt know the truth and both said so do Boulder authorities, "but this case will never be "solved", publicly anyway.

@christinehirabayashi9598 Год назад

He said he unlatched the door to find her. So the killer kills her leaves her body there then goes out the door and latches it? Makes no sense

@79bewareofpuppies97 Год назад

I'm betting that he and Patsy left the door unlatched before they went back upstairs. They hoped that when the police got there that they'd open the door and find her.

@cynacist1823 Год назад

It does if they were trying to make it look like someone broke through the basement window and hurt Jon Benet.

@dianejarvis5620 Год назад

You gentlemen are excellent! I'm indulging myself by blitz-watching all the videos I have missed.

@TheBehaviorPanel Год назад

😮🙂

@tammymorey8864 Год назад

As Always, so very interesting! Mark, using the actual footage when elaborating on a specific example is exactly what we need to see to solidify our understanding (at least for us visual learners). Many Thanks....

@TheOtherSideoftheHill Год назад

Got to love Mark. When he sees a squirrel it runs right back at us to tie into his narrative. Mark you will always be the red socks at a black tie event. Thank you

@SoulDelSol Год назад

What's a black tie event. Historical thing?

@rdoodoo2021 Год назад

I know, he's so smart and interesting. He comes up with such unique ways of seeing things and explaining stuff.

@FlyingCabbageUnicorn Год назад

@@SoulDelSol it's a fancy get together with formal wear

@peachesdixon7567 Год назад

John admitted he broke the window himself when he was locked out of the house one night. It was never repaired. He didn't mention it until his second trip to the basement and then only to his friend, FW, who then moved the suitcase to look for glass. He found a sliver that the housekeeper missed. LE searched the basement looking for an entry/exit, the wine cellar door would not open. It had a wooden latch at the very top, blocking it from opening. No one could have exited that way, or come in that way. John didn't even look in there on either of his 2 basement searches, but FW did. He doesn't remember a latch. Linda told them to look for odd things from top to bottom, JR raced to the basement. PR was ambidextrous in writing. The spiderwebs and the debris in the window sill were undisturbed.

@greenpeas154 Год назад

I find interesting John says that this monster is going to kill another child. Yet in another interview, the murderer was someone who hates John (as written in the ransome note) and it was a revenge. Why would someone who hates John kill another child?

@russianxcoiladventures9477 Год назад

Yep only making a fuss about it being personal revenge. Because they commented in there cover up letter his bonus. Ect. There only stuff up was the note. But let's face it they would have be in jail without it.

@charlescherokeega Год назад

Oh yeah he’s right. Craig Menear assisted Milton Frady abduct his son Levi from his home. So in thst perspective John knew beforehand that Levi Frady was going to be murdered.

@charlescherokeega Год назад

Out of my entire body that detest serial child murdering domestic terrorist John Ramsey at least both of my middle fingers are sticking up for him.

@charlescherokeega Год назад

I guess since I’m such of a bad person that John had to try to kill me when I was17 years old.

@Dorothy-dk9yp 11 месяцев назад

Great Point, one of the best demonstrating John's comments are rehearsed and disingenuous.

@tandy101 Год назад

I love ur new set up showing the posture of person u are speaking about along with having the panel below bravo

@dodirae Год назад

The grand jury DID vote to indite but the DA refused.

@theneurodiversityacademy404 Год назад

This cannot be ignored

@Nan-Elle Год назад

What is the relationship between the DA and this family?

@flutterbyblue3639 Год назад

Guilty doesn't always mean you've committed a crime, it can mean that you feel responsible... great video, very thought provoking!

@bessnillard4502 Год назад

That's true. Can you image how ay parent would feel if someone murdered your child to hurt you in the worst way? Sounds mob connected to me, but who knows.

@theneurodiversityacademy404 Год назад

Guilty knowledge

@ooohlaa13 Год назад

Yes my thought was the same and that maybe they felt guilty for parading their little girl around in ways that feel at times like soft porn ... they may have had arguments about the ethics of doing this because of the nature of child predators, even though back then it was not such a hot items like the trafficking of today ... I always felt that little girls like this are like bait for the fixation of those who are into child porn

@kam2162 Год назад

How could you NOT feel guilty?! You did not protect your child! You were SLEEPING while someone was abusing and murdering your child.

@lisamorgan9582 Год назад

You guys have the utmost respect for each other!!! That’s to be commended!!

@outsidethematrix5053 Год назад

Another great video.Thank you guys

@Crystl22 Год назад

I still can't get past the ransom letter that was super long & stated the amount as an exact amount of some bonus he had gotten. It was not a random amount. It was written on paper that was in the house & I can't believe a stranger would spend that long writing it while in there. To me it still ties into one of that family doing it. Also, when he talks about finding her body, I wonder if all the body language changes you talked about is because he should not have tried to untie her & he shouldn't have moved her. I know it was talked about that he was messing with any evidence. Chase I think your summary is spot on. That makes total sense to me.

@chadlynch6992 Год назад

Yes the bonus money exact amount, also first instinct to leave Quickly not write a 20 minute ransom note ,Plus if he Murders Jon Benoit why not pick the ransom note back up and leave ?

@Crystl22 Год назад

@@chadlynch6992 Good point about picking up the note after killing her.

@kellyharney2385 Год назад

I can’t get passed so many details. I can’t get past 9 yr old Burke in his interview guessing the murder weapon correctly and saying “the murdered probably went OOPS” A child doesn’t think a murderer accidentally murders. Burke had an awareness that something was accidental.

@wendymcclanahan8719 Год назад

Not only do/did they believe that letter would help find the killer, but THE POLICE, MEDIA & ALLOT OF THE PUBLIC - basically "ACCUSED & FOUND PATSY "QUILTY OF THE MURDER", ON POLICE SAYING IT WAS HER WRITING!" --- THEY CONTINOUSLY used IT, to attack Patsy and ACCUSE AND FIND HER GUILTY WO ANY PROOF OR TRIAL almost to the Day she died of Cancer (& bcuz the Public decided they didn't "like her" bcuz she was "totally disgusted with the horribly incompetent police, and very verbal about their incompetence"-- They ripped that woman to shreds & accusing her, bcuz she was relentless about getting qualified investigaters. Believe me, Patsy would have looked like an Angel, compared to me in the same --- I would have really been disliked, reeeeeely disliked! You also have to remember, they had the resources to reach out & hire "REAL investigators" - AND THEY DID!!! (that leans to innocence, not guilt!)

@Crystl22 Год назад

@@wendymcclanahan8719 I didn't like Patsy from the start bcuz i think it's really wrong to put little girls in beauty pagents & dress them like sexy adults. Not good for the little girls & kind of puts them in the spotlight for pedos. But putting that aside, it had to be someone who knew how much his bonus was. Also hiring a PI of your own doesn't mean anything. It could have been done to help make them look innocent as you seem to believe. If they covered their tracks really well the PI would not have done any better than the cops. And lets not forget they were the ones who found her & then really screwed with the evidence by taking the tape off, trying to untie her & then carrying her upstairs. No matter what, we all have the right to think & feel what we do. I just can't get past the letter.

@karenalbanese7810 Год назад

YOU “4” are the REAL “FANTASTIC FOUR”… ( old cartoon I use to watch they had super powers). You teach us all so much! Plus we get so entertained watching you! What a GREAT SHOW YOU PUT TOGETHER! 😇🥰

@firststepshardest1656 Год назад

I thought I heard him say "I was relieved because her eyes were closed"

@lucyturner4923 Год назад

Agree with Chase. Something is way off. John is playing a part… he almost looks like he’s smiling/smirking when talking about the ‘ransom note’.

@brightestcrayon Год назад

Thank you guys for all your hard work, research, editing, and basically ALL you put into every video.

@taminapiwocki3423 Год назад

I'm with Chase on this. I think Mr. Ramsey knows more than he's letting on. I do think his emotions are genuine. I don't think he killed his daughter. But something is definitely off here.

@tyler6320 Год назад

Tan Daddy is always 🎯

@Can-rd2ft Год назад

I think there could be a possibility his job could have ties to this 🤷‍♀️

@lynnpurcell5225 Год назад

Tami, I'm with you and Chase. Something is off.

@katrinat.3032 Год назад

@@tyler6320 😂

@katrinat.3032 Год назад

@@Can-rd2ft maybe. They were involved in a big trial earlier this year. I can’t remember the name of the young man I didn’t follow it. But they were on the Eric Hunley channel and the trial came up and it was crickets. They didn’t say a word

@andrearoyd2942 Год назад

Having followed this for years and the Madeleine McCann case. You come away asking do I have empathy with Mrs and Mr Ramsey and Burke, sadly NO. I don't see in them any sense of loss or can sense and interpersonal relationship between any of them, but specifically JonBenet. The years pass, what chance is there now of finding out what happened

@rachelknop5502 Год назад

Did anyone notice that he said he had to UNLATCH THE DOOR in order to get in the room where JonBenet was found which implies the killer had to lock the door and leave the house a different way than the window? Also, do they normally keep it locked? And if not, how did the killer know there was a latch? Why and how did she get down there without a struggle or noise?

@rachelknop5502 Год назад

Nm, I just saw the floor plan. So, the cops didn't do a perimeter check all 7 hours...and they have family do a check rather than police. Never checked for a perpetrator. Doesn't make sense. Cops botched.

@tishthedish7684 Месяц назад

Room within a room. Not an outside door. And yea left samecway came in. At window under wrought iron grate.

@ericasimonson8737 Год назад

Did anybody catch when he said: "...that's when I screamed, because -- I guess -- I just realized that things were never going to be the same." It was odd to me that he had to pause and think about why he screamed. I thought the ambiguity there was odd. 🤔

@victoriablack2093 Год назад

And why did he have to justify screaming?

@mitzimcewan9124 Год назад

That was definitely off.

@keelsmac01 Год назад

Ever heard of shock? Nah…prolly not.

@victoriablack2093 Год назад

@@keelsmac01 ever heard of statement analysis? Justifying something that no one would ever ask. No one would ever ask “so why did you scream when you found your daughter dead?” So by him justifying it, it comes from a need to persuade.

@miriammuniz3073 Год назад

I agree that they thought their son did it. They were trying to cover for him through a ransom note. He said "I would do anything to protect my children." They did.

@priscillasalzberg5349 11 месяцев назад

John Ramsey moved the body from where it was "Found", untied the body, removed the tape from JonBenet's mouth AND THREW A RUG ON JonBenet's corpse. The detective woman told John Ramsey to look around. She should not have had John Ramsey doing the police's job. How did the police not see the suitcase or not see JonBenet's body but John Ramsey did?

@Mina55007 Год назад

“Why should we believe you?” The answer should have been “Because I’m telling the truth.” Instead he led the conversation in a different direction. That is an outstanding red flag. Disappointed!

@trishliving9942 Год назад

About the window- Jon said in another interview that he broke that window himself months earlier when he locked himself out of the house.

@steph6197 Год назад

It's in the police report too.

@trishliving9942 Год назад

@@steph6197 wait… the police report is online?

@tchili1 Год назад

Yes, I saw that as well.

@JBthree24 Год назад

Yup! He basically implied that window has nothing to do with what happened…

@liquidmetal9647 Год назад

He isn’t contradicting that here. He is just saying that whoever broke into the home used that window that he had broken months prior.

@Shay_TheUnpopularOpinion_ 7 месяцев назад

The ransom note has always been very telling to me that John was involved, especially with his Christmas bonus from his job included in the letter.

@cultureiseverythingbook8484 6 месяцев назад

Who would know the amount of his bonus so quickly? Even in publicly-traded companies no one would know until the 10k was filed in January. About the only people to know would be Payroll, the CFO, and the board. That’s a very small list of suspects. Were any of them interrogated? If not, it had to be because detectives knew there was no point.

@SHERRY_5_10 6 месяцев назад

REMEMBER the oldest son, Patsys Stepson, Andrew age 22 had a key to the home at that time who '"supposedly" ' drove back to the Carolinas that same night, he also knew of the $118.000 Bonus.

@cultureiseverythingbook8484 6 месяцев назад

Why would a narcissist like Parsy want to protect HIM of all people? @@SHERRY_5_10

@Klaproossje Год назад

Aaaah I liked how your dog came to say hi Chase!

@craigfairweather3401 Год назад

What the interviewer should have said is: “Did you physically hurt Jon-Benet in any way? Did Burke? Did Patsy?” Because people deliberately departmentalise what is “kill”, what is “murder” so they can cloud the issues without admitting to themselves that they are in fact lying or misleading. It is mentally a plausible deniability.

@StarSurvivor1585 Год назад

EXCELLENT POINT

@andeeq666 Год назад

Exactly. That question annoyed me.

@cherylcallahan5402 Год назад

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@bonniecalahan Год назад

Thank you Chase and Greg for your service to our country. My daughter and son in law recently retired from Air Force. 🇺🇲👏

@hanginlaundry360 Год назад

Pimping out their daughter in pageants is creepy right from the get-go. He's too smooth in the older interviews. I have a lot of problems with mom too. They give me the creeps.

@ooohlaa13 Год назад

yes they turned her into a novelty, a cash cow and appealing to the lowest of the lowest inclinations of humanity, to cultivate and promote the coy, sexual mannerisms of a lolita in an innocent child who was probably forced to rehearse and learn skits to portray this fantasy. Ugh, reprehensible.

@mariamckenna808 Год назад

I wld love for you to do Robert Wagner. To explore into the death of Natalie Wood. Thank you

@gutenbird Год назад

Great idea.

@angelica-webster Год назад

@@Lonesome_Loser Ditto :)

@roybraithwaite9332 Год назад

Yea'h bottom line when Natalie was realized missing He spent hours before he had a search carried out this was hours After the Blazing row! on board the boat!!

@leslieroth698 Год назад

Great 💡

@TigerMa75 Год назад

Absolutely! I would love to hear their opinions on Robert Wagner’s various interviews including the recent one in their daughter’s documentary.

@RationalNon-conformist 5 месяцев назад

He knows she was not savagely murdered… that’s why he’s so calm. He didn’t murder her, he was part of covering up an accidental death.

@Ann-md8pu Год назад

I think he was coached by behavior experts 1) Don't avoid saying JonBenet's name or the word "murder" or "killed" (around 1:28:33) 2) Deny the question "Did you do it?" by using an unadorned, emphatic "NO!"

@blairhatton3066 Год назад

Chase’s hypothetical situation is along the lines of what I was thinking. The emphasis on ‘doing anything to protect my children’ jumped out at me. As if he actually did something to protect his son. I think he’s telling 95% of what he knows but Patsy looks like she knows a lot more.

@ericag4908 Год назад

I always wondered in Jon was trying to eat Burkes pineapple, that was found undigested in the autopsy, and he got mad and hit her, so both parents covered for their son. Or if Patsy got mad the Jon wet her bed and lost her temper, Jon still wet her bed sometimes apparently.

@LeoBeans Год назад

@@ericag4908 it's not just you, that's a common theory that many have held over the years even the detectives on the documentary that aired a few years back said that's what they surmise happened and they went through all the evidence a d determined that. It's like if I said I always had a little theory that we never landed on the moon! People would be like, never heard that before, tell me! Lol I'm not trying to be mean but this is a common theory. The way you worded it sounds funny.

@ericag4908 Год назад

@@LeoBeans okay... thanks for your great feedback. 👍🏼

@susanharbison2551 Год назад

@@ericag4908 There were stun gun marks on JB. Someone cracked almost her entire skull (it would have been a fatal blow), tortured her with a garrote, and sexually assaulted her with a paintbrush. That could not have been anyone in the family.