As it stands, the list of people linked to JonBenét's murder is as winding as the spiral stairs that led to her corpse in the basement. But aside from hype and bombast surrounding its 20-year anniversary, no one seemed to be able to offer much but more theories.
This fall, several television networks raced to reveal new information in what's become the ultimate cold case. Was it her mother in the basement with a paint brush for a garrote? The emotionally disturbed older brother with a flashlight to the face? The family friend dressed as Santa who seemed a little too eager to visit his "special friend" on Christmas? Over the years of relentless and sensationalized coverage that immortalized JonBenét in tawdry pageant photos, the search to find her killer has turned into a massive game of media Clue. While many adamantly believe JonBenét was accidentally killed by a member of her own family who then staged her death to look like a kidnapping, others are convinced that an intruder broke into the Ramsey home, slaughtered JonBenét and left her there for her family to find. Rife with conflicting theories, false confessions and a growing inventory of evidence, the 20-year-old case of who killed the tiny, blue-eyed pageant queen has become a white whale for armchair detectives and conspiracy theorists. In 1996, JonBenet, a child beauty queen, was found beaten and strangled to death in her family’s cellar, just hours after her mother, Patsy, called 911 to report that she had been kidnapped. The unsolved murder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey never fails to spark a heated debate. 19, The Case Of: JonBenet Ramsey aired on CBS, revealing a surprising suspect in the murder her brother, Burke Ramsey.
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