‘I was little Miss Colorado. This Christmas I would be 26, but to everyone I’ll always be 6.’ Is a pretty powerful quote from ‘JonBenet’ out of the trailer for an upcoming movie about her case. This movie is one of many movies and documentaries that are released due to the 20th anniversary of the case. There is a very interesting documentary called “The Case of: JonBenet Ramsey” which has been released very recently. A group of experts came together to discuss the case, hoping to solve the crime. Although they did not accomplish that goal, they did find out a few interesting facts about evidence and also had a few revealing interviews.
One of the first things they talked about was the ransom note. They had Stan Burke, a retired FBI supervisory …show more content…
The experts in the documentary think that it is not normal to invite friends when your child has just been kidnapped. I kind of agree with them in that point, but I can also understand the Ramseys. Their child has just been kidnapped and they are looking for emotional support. Someone they can talk to and hold on to. But because their house was pretty crowded now, Linda Arndt wanted the parents to do something to distract themselves. She told John and one of the family friends to search the house from top to bottom. Instead of doing what he was told, John started at the bottom of the house as if he knew where to find his daughter. He opened the door of the wine cellar, said something about finding his daughter and then turned on the lights. John then picks JonBenet up and carries her upstairs. He puts her on the floor instead of the couch which was not much further away. The experts in the documentary say that he did that in order to destroy DNA and other trace evidence that could have been found on his daughter. After putting her on the ground, he also puts a jacket on her which destroys even more trace evidence. So he really did a great job destroying evidence. I can understand people who are saying that he did all of this on purpose, but I can also relate to the people who say that he was just in shock. He carried her upstairs in order to get help, because he may not fully realized that his daughter is dead. He put her on the floor because there were a lot of people in that area that could have helped him ‘saving’ his daughter. After he kind of realized there was no help and that his daughter was dead, he put a jacket on her so he won’t have to look at his daughter the whole time which I think is totally
One of the first things they talked about was the ransom note. They had Stan Burke, a retired FBI supervisory …show more content…
The experts in the documentary think that it is not normal to invite friends when your child has just been kidnapped. I kind of agree with them in that point, but I can also understand the Ramseys. Their child has just been kidnapped and they are looking for emotional support. Someone they can talk to and hold on to. But because their house was pretty crowded now, Linda Arndt wanted the parents to do something to distract themselves. She told John and one of the family friends to search the house from top to bottom. Instead of doing what he was told, John started at the bottom of the house as if he knew where to find his daughter. He opened the door of the wine cellar, said something about finding his daughter and then turned on the lights. John then picks JonBenet up and carries her upstairs. He puts her on the floor instead of the couch which was not much further away. The experts in the documentary say that he did that in order to destroy DNA and other trace evidence that could have been found on his daughter. After putting her on the ground, he also puts a jacket on her which destroys even more trace evidence. So he really did a great job destroying evidence. I can understand people who are saying that he did all of this on purpose, but I can also relate to the people who say that he was just in shock. He carried her upstairs in order to get help, because he may not fully realized that his daughter is dead. He put her on the floor because there were a lot of people in that area that could have helped him ‘saving’ his daughter. After he kind of realized there was no help and that his daughter was dead, he put a jacket on her so he won’t have to look at his daughter the whole time which I think is totally