The fact that so many grown men around her had those extremely weird and inappropriate feelings about her/attitudes towards her tells us everything we need to know about child pageants imo. This whole story is just so upsetting and sick.
This is what I think is the worst part about this case. Why are there seemingly random guys with vague or no connections to JonBenet talking about her like they’re really close family friends. It’s odd to say the least.
@@Rob-lv3fc well, ppl talk about celebrities similarly. and she was a child celebrity of sorts on the pageant circuit. not to defend child pageants they're gross but it's a behavior that happens fairly regularly.
i feel like the old santa claus guy was just a sad old man. his daughter was kidnapped, so he may have thought of the girl as his daughter-figure and grew such an attachment he wanted to forever remember her even in the afterlife.
i feel like the old Santa Claus guy was just a sad old man. This daughter was kidnapped, so he may have thought of the girl as his daughter- fingure and grew shuch an attachment he wanted to forver remember her even in the after life
In the defense of Bill McReynolds weird connection to JonBenét, losing a child in such a tragic way as kidnapping is absolutely traumatizing. Receiving kindness from a little girl that likely reminded him of his stolen child when no other child had done such a kind thing for him before, would very likely touch his heart in a way that he would feel a fondness that many may perceive as odd. I say this having know several people who lost one of their children in tragic ways, my parents included, all of which have always felt a fondness for those who remind them of their lost children, even if they may not actually know each other well.
@emimia I acknowledge his behavior is deemed strange and even inappropriate to many, but that does not mean he’s actually done anything harmful. You are entitled to your opinions just as I am entitled to mine, but please don’t be disrespectful to those who have suffered mental and emotional trauma such as Bill McReynolds. Calling a man with, likely, very difficult mental and emotional struggles a ‘creep’ is rude and uncalled for, so please be more respectful in the future as you never know the full story behind a persons actions; just as I don’t know the exact reason you react in such a way.
Exactly, I understand that his actions can seem odd and that investigators may think of it as suspicious, but he doesn't deserve to be called a creep or have accusations of horrible things thrown at him because of it.
Tbh since I'm probably a dumb parent in the future, if I see a ransom note in my stairs and read what it said I would probably assume that my child is kidnapped somewhere. But I would also recall the time of events to be sure
Siddhi Gosavi also i find it strange that they didn’t check on their 6 year old for that many hours..... they wrote a lengthy letter and abused her inside the house? how far away was the little girls bedroom from the parents? they used one of her paint brushes and the little girls note book no doubt from her bedroom? how did the parents not hear any of this.... i have a huge house but you could still hear a scream... i’m sure she wpuld have screamed if a strange man was in her room, and if it was family or family friends wouldn’t they have heard the man talking or something just seems SO OFF THE WHOLE STORY
sadly many people are pedophiles and seeing a young little Famous model girl dressed up like an adult it just turn them on (eww) they get too clingy creepily protective offering everything to make the girl smile, since fame and prettiness be ofcourse around many people, these creeps be happy to pretend being the ''nice uncle''
He holds the aces. He was repeatedly investigated at a young age and was found innocent by the investigators so anyone who messed up with him will pay a hefty price.
am i crazy or did they at one point talk about it? i swear i remember watching it years ago and them saying something about burke using a hammer, but yet it’s not there now.
@Voice of Dharma you're not wrong, it isn't a funny thing to talk about. However, they're not talking about the situation in a mean-spirited way. They're not mocking the victim, they're not downplaying the horrible things she experienced at that young age, they're laughing at each other and the people who were pretty horrible to the victim. And like myself and others have said, it *was* pretty shocking to find out that a silly meme format came from this all-in-all quite depressing video. Sometimes laughing about a detail of something horrible helps you process the horrible thing, as long as you're respectful of the people hurt by it. (My tone may have gotten lost in written form, not trying to be rude.)
@@WeGoblinFolk I would agree but I think they’re trying to make better of a dark situation yk? Or maybe there nervous some people laugh when they are nervous 😌❤️
I watched this episode in 2017 as a 13 year old, and thought how sad it was that this poor girl died and they never found her killer. Now watching as a 17 year old, I just realized the horrifying and likely possibility that it was her own family who killed her. 13 year old me could have never even imagined such a terrible thing, but it's so glaringly obvious now.
The old man wanting his ashes mixed with the glitter was weird, but I don't believe he was a creep for it. He lost a daughter and being given a gift by a little girl maybe broke his heart a little because it reminded him of his own child that he lost, and then hearing that the little girl who gifted you something was brutally killed would break him further. I think it's sweet, he just wanted to remember her.
The act is absolutely disgusting, not only the mother's are making dolls out of their children but they also ruin the kids life, they are harsh on them whenever they eat something they shouldn't or get injured accidentally. The mothers are technically only using their children so that they would be popular while the kids don't even know what is the world and what danger can go for them. Thank god that my country never supported this act and never will..
JonBenét was without a doubt murdered by someone who lived in that household. I'm sorry but there's just no way you wouldn't run around every part of the house looking for your daughter. I think her brother did it and the parents covered it up for him because they didn't want to lose both children. Who would write such a long ransom note, in the house and then kill JonBenét anyway? Just makes zero sense.
I don't think it was the brother. It was someone else. I didn't see any signs of it being the brother. He was clear to me. He was not involved. And I think he just misses his sister.
@@castlenovelist97BOOKS I believe other people have said that the brother tends to sue people who name him as a suspect, so I can imagine they wouldn't cover the evidence pointing to the brother as a result.
This is what I suspect too, Shannon. I think the brother did it and the parents covered up for him, not wanting to lose both children. They chose to forgive him. They planted the ransom note
There was actually no snow near the house at that time. The boudler police Department Only said there was snow near the house with no footprints to make the Parents Confess to the Murder. I
The pictures they took of the back of the house near the window the broken window with the suitcase underneath it with the gate remote? There was no snow on the sidewalk or part of the grass it had melted.
depends on the mother. i personally think the entire family was involved, but some mothers in general don’t think twice about their kids going “missing”. if their child was gone, they would figure out where they might be, or they would go absolutely insane and try to find them. depends on the mother’s personality though. i still think the brother did it
Even if they did believe JonBenet was kidnapped, I would at least be checking to see how/where they got into my house (i.e. broken door, window, etc.) and making sure no one is still in my house.
NOTE: this is all just speculation, i’m not saying this as fact, nor do i have any background in the criminal justice field. (only stating this bc watch the brother try to sue me if i didn’t-) i think all of the family played a part in it. it makes sense, seeing as it wouldn’t be weird for her parent’s dna to be on her clothes (ex. from changing her) and the dna from manufacturing makes it so it’s fallacious. i personally think the mom wrote the note, and the most likely strangled her since the younger brother wouldn’t have been strong enough. Maybe the brother hit her on the head?
Same. The podcast True Crime Garage did a mini series on this case and I learned a lot. Mainly, the house was improperly secured, evidence was mishandled and the scene was contaminated.
They sound like NT cops where you better prey nobody disappears in that state while you’re in it or you might get pinned for it & spend the rest of your life in prison for a crime you couldn’t be linked to to begin with. Scary stuff.
I hate the fact that she was literally molested but SA wasn’t really mentioned in the news about how she died. It wasn’t mentioned because she already had vaginal damage that pointed to her being sexually assaulted in the week up to her murder (if not for a longer period of time). So because she already had older signs that pointed towards SA, it isn’t mentioned anywhere that she was most likely also molested in relation to her murder. I also read an article that said she was molested by her attacker but that the attacker wiped her clean before leaving the scene.
Here’s a creepy detail you missed, JonBenet was was a natural brunette, her mother Patsy had her hair bleached blonde at the age of FIVE so she could succeed in pageants. Anyone who’s ever bleached their hair will know that it can be pretty painful and cause quite a bit of damage to your hair. The idea of doing that to a five year old is....upsetting.
Sara bleaching hair, even when done correctly, usually causes a sort of burning sensation in your scalp. it’s fine when you’re an adult doing it if your own accord, but children... that’s messed up. their skin is so sensitive and when i was five getting braids done on my hair was painful enough, not to mention bleaching.
Idk man, my mom pierced my ears when I was 4. I feel like parents do wild things for their kids to look “cute”. I never really thought bleach hurt though, like I’ve bleached my hair before and I never thought anything of it.
¡casdean! Getting your ears pierced and bleaching your hair are two complete different things. Earnings are an accessory and the pain only lasts a second. Bleach in hair burns and damages your natural hair. It’s an uncomfortable feeling on adults let alone kids with sensitive skin.
I'm not a mother. But if I found my child missing, even if there was a note, I would search EVERY INCH of my home before I did anything...It bugs me that her mother didn't do that.
Virginia Sinnes because she knew where she was at. As a mother myself, I would not sit and wait for police to find my child. But I also wouldn't cover up for someone who murdered my child whether it was an accident or not.
The fact that she was found in the basement says her family killed her, you don’t write a ransom note INSIDE the house no less and not take the child elsewhere. also the fact that they found the note and didn’t look for her at all is telling that they already knew where she was, they had killed her and the “ransom note” was their cover story
You don't call the cops to come over if you want to get away with it, until you've gotten rid of the body. They had every chance to, if they did this. They could have waited a whole day longer, if they'd wanted to... I don't believe they did it or knew she was there.
Another theory is that the mom allowed her daughter to be sexually molested by pedophiles (that's what child beauty pageants are for after all), and then flew into a rage with the girl, knocked her out and accidentally killed her. But the whole family is so messed up, any one of them could have done it.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't think the family was involved. I think their treatment of JonBenet probably wasn't the best. However, in the US we have a system of justice based on evidence. The evidence proves that the family wasn't involved. The DNA doesn't match any of the family. The handwriting tests, at best, are inconclusive. The evidence doesn't support that anyone already in the house murdered her.
Joseph Carlisle It’s almost entirely agreed the dna evidence found was likely from other sources such as manufacturing also Cognitive Dissonance is when you exclude things that disagree with you look at the evidence such as the note pretty much shows it was the family
Joseph Carlisle look through some comments particularly Salim Ua or something like that his comment Summs it up pretty move proves it was the family pretty agreed on if you really look into the case and know all the evidence such as no sign of entry the entry was faked etc
@@syzygy4365given that unsolved and buzzfeed could easily get sued by stating something without having evidence for it I don’t think you have a thing to worry about
It's a huge threat for a 6-year-old girl! It's like inviting yourself for a pedophile or a killer to kill yourself! Even lots of women victims I've heard unfortunately met their brutal death by participating in beauty contests like this. It will be unnecessary attention from rapists or murderers who's victims most likely women. It's so easy to lure them that's they might know your personal stuff. I don't recommend children like that age should participate in beauty contest even child actors catch the attractions of pedophiles or people who have an unusual obsession! It's so risky for a child like that who can't even save themselves from an attack. It's too dangerous for a child even for a teenager!
exactly it’s scary because you have adults looking at kids in dresses and little outfits that have all sorts a things going on and some adults look at children that way. i’m 13 and i would hate to do that. i’d hate to be in a pageant because adults are looking at me and not because of stage fright
The scariest thing about pageants is how they are judge on their sex appeal, like seriously they're kids, they shouldn't be worrying stuffing their shirts to have a more " hourglass figure". Also a thing that is really creepy how literally ANYBODY can go and watch these pageants and just record these kids. They should just throw the whole thing away.
It's already a big red flag, although sometimes the kids really want to do it, most times it's the parents pushing them. One of the theories I've heard in another video suggested the mom was really dolling her up and all to live through her and feel young and pretty again, but then when she started getting too much attention and praises she actually grew so jealous and bitter she killed her.
The thing is, the mom started "crying", but not just crying. When she was crying she was trying to see if the police were looking at her crying, as if she was supposed to be sad. And the dad, when he found her, the basement had a lot of doors, but he specifically entered the one where JonBenet was in. And when he grabbed her, he didn't grab her like she was his daughter. He grabbed by the waist, like a doll, you would expect that he would grab her bridal style, and say "Oh my baby!" But he just grabbed her and put her on the floor to the police to see her.
I’ve been to this house and one thing most documentaries or newspapers failed to bring up is the ally behind the house. It’s literally a perfect getaway route
This is the only time the legal team has informed Ryan he can‘t say who he thinks did it. Methinks he wanted to call out the famously litigious brother
How is it famously litigious when CBS made a whole documentary about how he was the culprit? Even if I did it I'd be litigious. Also, the father is still alive. So.
Although the request for the glitter mixed with his ashes is kind of unsettling, I still think Bill's intentions weren't as bad as people make it out to be. I think Jonbenet just reminded him of his own daughter, and the glitter could have been symbolic to him.
one thing that they didnt mention, but im pretty sure that they found pineapple in her system that was willing consumed before she was killed, and her mother is certain that she didnt eat it before she went to bed, implying that whoever killed her fed her the pineapple, also that she knew and trusted the killer
@@lazarus6366 they found the bowl on the table and it had finger prints of the mother and the brother but they also found the pineapple undigested in Jonbenet's stomach meaning she ate it shortly before she was killed
lara g Exactlyyy I was about to Say something about the pineapple....but now that I’m thinking we know it had to be someone she knew like what if it was someone from her dads job that she knew .!
im telling ya the brother killed her for swiping the pineapple and he hit her on the head with a blunt object the mom panicked thinking she was dead and then killed her for real because she’d already committed by calling the cops the pineapple is just a big red flag i can’t believe ryan forgot it, like the undigested pineapple with a bowl of pineapple on the counter there’s no fucking way an intruder could have done it without taking the same pineapple from the bowl and feeding her right before murdering her plus the brother is creepy af look at his interviews
This case really shocked me. Poor dear. Jonbenét was only 6 years old. She had a lot to live for, and didn't deserve that tragic ending. I hope they soon find the one who took that little girl's life.
Someone needs to reopen this case. We have even newer tech than 5 years ago. We need an answer. We found the California killer like a million years later so investigators need to get on this.
It’s so obviously the brother. He was and is, mentally unstable, isolated. He became enraged, already jealous of Jonbenet, and hit her in the head with a flashlight. Upon discovery, the parents covered it up to save the one child who was still alive. Patsy wrote that comical random letter and John staged the scene… case closed.
I'm back on this video for the same reason! :D The other cases have been solved thanks to advancement in DNA evidence, so it's possible that the DNA they did have that was inconclusive could still have a story to tell.
Probably not because unlike the others you mentioned, this is a cover up case. I feel like those in power know who is responsible *cough* the family *cough*but are corrupted to keep their mouth shut
Some interesting facts not mentioned in this video: - the night Jonbenet was killed the next door neighbours heard a child's scream very late - the ransom note was the longest recorded ransom note ever found - jonbenet had been to hospital over twenty times in the course of one year, all heard trauma's caused by her brother - there is evidence showing that Mr and Mrs Ramsey and Mr Ramsey's company were heavily involved in a p*** ring - They found a book on Mr Ramsey's desk about how to make someone a s** slave - Burke favourite nighttime snack was melon, there was pineapple found in Jonbenets stomach even though everyone in the family said she never ate any that night (honestly this ones not rlly evidence it's just weird that they would lie about her eating pineapple???) - in the recorded phone call Mrs Ramsey made to the police you can hear her say in the background "why did you do this?" (Or something along those lines) -as soon as the body was found Mr Ramsey moved everything around compromising the evidence, some believe this was purposeful however his grief could have also caused him to do this.
I guarantee you her damned father had something to do with this! If not,he was the one who murdered her! Like,sooooo many inconsistent things: 1: the ransom note made no sense? Like,she died in a total different way than it said,and way earlier than it claimed. 2: the dad was the one who 'found' her,and messed the crime scene. 3: even if he didn't do it,the Bill guy may have entered the hiuse and he and the dad killed her together. I have a bad gut feeling about that whole damned family......I feel so bad for her,may she rest in piece.
i feel like the brother hurt her really bad but the father came down and found her still alive but the brother was freaking out because he hurt her again so the dad helped him kill her and then they were kinda working together and the dad was helping the son from not going to jail
Something that wasn’t mentioned that I learned about in my criminology class was that the knots made to bind her were very complicated knots. Burke was in the Boy Scouts and even had a handbook on how to make knots. Something else not mention was that pineapple was found in her stomach so at some point in the night she ate some, jonbenet and Burke shared a love of pineapple...it is definitely suspicious. Another thing that was left out was that when the ransom note and the mothers handwriting were analyzed over 200 similarities were found. Honestly, I feel like all 3 members of the family were involved but who knows for sure ofc.
For people who's wondering what happened to the comments: The older videos has been moved from Buzzfeed Multiplayer to Buzzfeed Unsolved Network, hence the comments reset.
How did they do that though? The video still says it was uploaded in 2017, did they just ask RUclips? Otherwise they would have had to reuploaded, which would make the upload date more recent.
There was a bunch of weird stuff about that note: 1)Mr. Ramsay, listen carefully Very odd, you don't listen to a letter you read a letter. 2) The two men watching over your daughter do not particularly like you, I would advise that you don't provoke them How would they know if you called the cops? Unless they're in the house watching everything you're doing. It would have been time to search the house from top to bottom, searching everywhere for intruders. Also "provoke" means "to bother", how would Mr. Ramsay bother them if he doesn't know them or know where they are? 3) The ransom was the exact same as his christmas bonus. That's little more than a drop of water in a bucket, he was a multi-millionaire and they're asking for just his Christmas bonus? 4) We are a small foreign faction... That's not intimidating at all. Most kidnappers / Terrorists make themselves sound threatening. We represent a group of multi-national terrorists... we're a group of hired assassins... not a small group 5) Most of the language used was taken from the movies Dirty Harry and Speed,
This case has so many oddities to it that causes everyone to naturally question everything about it. 1) How can anyone enter a strangers house without leaving footprints in the snow outside, yet leave prints inside? 2) Who could have known where the mother kept her hobby kit? 3) What stranger could have taken time in a persons home to search for everything they used in the crime without alerting the homeowners? 4) Why was the home allowed to have neighbors & family to enter moments after the police arrived and contaminating the crime scheme? 5) Why does the note look as if written by a child? 6) Why was the father allowed to not only block access to the basement several times prior to finally allowing police to search it, but also allowed to quickly run straight to his daughter and hold her in his arms which also contaminated any possible evidence? Am I the only person who see's multiple problems with this heinous crime??
Yeah it’s so messy. I think it’s why people are particularly fascinated by this case, there’s so many details you get the feeling that the answer has to be in there somewhere
@@raveng8217 It has always been my firm belief that her murder was from a family member. I have always believed that one member is responsible and the other two members helped cover it up
@@BamaExplorations Unfortunately I have to agree with you. Given all the oddities in this case, it makes more sense that she was murdered by her family. But whoever did it, what happened to that girl is terrible, and unfortunately we'll never know for sure.
The fact that jonbenet was named after her father (john benet Ramsey) and all the creepy child pageant stuff makes me suspect that the parents viewed her as their property and probably abused and killed her… their behaviour and the random note is too suspicious to overlook
If you came upon a note on your porch that said your 6 year old child had been kidnapped and demanded ransom, would you not search your house thoroughly before doing literally anything else? If the mother had done this, she would have found the body. The parents are so guilty it almost hurts.
@@josephine8931 But why cover it up? You bring JonBenet to the hospital and say "Our kids were roughhousing and there was an accident" and they'll help JonBenet and Burke will at most get some counseling. It's just such an outrageous leap to see that your son hurt your daughter and think: "let's stage a kidnapping."
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They forgot to mention how when the police arrived the father immediately went down to the basement and found his daughter. This was weird because normally the police would search the house from top to bottom but the father seemed to know exactly where his child was. creepyyyyyy
I think it was her brother. Especially after reading the pineapple theory, + kids dont often think about the impact of things. He looks pretty damn creepy aswell.. Just look at the interview with him on youtube when he talks about the murder.
The family had to be involved. What kind of intruder breaks in, kills one child, and then just leaves without even taking anything? And the fact that her family doesn’t keep trying to push for justice today says a lot
@@nothobbesmufc949 nah I ain’t buying it. Not to be rude. And I ain’t no detective but… I truly think the family was involved somehow. I mean how does a criminal this stealthy and slick screw up and kill a 6 year old by accident? What was there a struggle between this intruder and this toddler and they accidentally killed the toddler in self defense? I just can’t see it I’m sorry.
@@cokezeromedia5305......so you don't believe ppl can accidentally be killed? There's no evidence the family did it. Writing analysis has frequently been found inaccurate and it was inconclusive which isn't a result. All alleged motives are attached to ppl's opinions about the family which aren't evidence and based on personal biases. You can't be convinced so no point trying to convince you.
The child murderer was very cunning to have written the ransom note in Patsy Ramsey's handwriting, and placing JonBenet back in the house after Patsy had called 911 to further implicate her was an act of sheer brilliance.
I suppose it’s because it can be anyone and ghosts aren’t AS dangerous. I could be walking through the high-street and could easily walk past multiple people who have considered murder and it’s just crazy
The thing that's so creepy about all of these types of stories is the killers are just out there.. living their life, you could walk past them on the street and wouldn't even know that they were the mastermind behind these unsolved murders. If only there was a way to access the knowledge of the deads brain...
There was more information that they left out. There was a bowl in the kitchen that either had pineapple or remnants of pineapple. Burke, the 9-year-old brother, his prints were on the bowl. JonBenet's autopsy showed that she had pineapple in her stomach -- meaning that JonBenet ate pineapple shortly before she died as it was one of her favorite snacks. It's speculated that Burke, who had a propensity for violence since he struck JonBenet with a golf club in a fit of rage in the past, struck and killed his sister, and his parents covered it up, as that Patsy's 9-1-1 call was suspicious, and that John had carried his daughter's deceased body up to the family room. Granted, as annoying as it can be, most people act irrationally when something traumatic happens but idk. This case, and I'm sure everyone else agrees, is suspicious, cold, and ridiculous as it would feel open and shut with all the strange behavior, possible opportunities, some clues pointing to an individual or two. But, it's just a major headache and that the years go by with little to no leads. If Patsy was in fact not involved, I hope she's resting in peace along with her daughter.
I feel like the old man with the glitter is just attached to JenBenet because his daughter was kidnapped and he probably never saw her again, so he probably saw her as his daughter and felt like his daughter died again when she was murdered
Actually his daughter survived the kidnapping. But I agree, I do not think McReynolds was involved in spite of the odd parallels. He was an old man with a bad heart condition, and I think he was genuinely fond of JonBenet--and NOT in a creepy way.
A few episodes later: Shane: Holy F*ck! The mannequin is right behind me! [Later] Shane: I- Imma hide now...... Another few episodes later: Ryan: Uh Shane? Where are you Mannequin: Shane is no more, you are next!
i have a strong feeling it was someone in the family and the rest of them covered it up to make it seem like a intruder came in. i find it suspicious that John ran right to the basement and found JonBenét’s body just lying there. i hope this case would be solved soon and the poor little girl gets the justice she deserves. the only one who knows who killed JonBenét is herself… i honestly don’t know who would want to hurt this poor beautiful girl, it breaks my heart just thinking about this case.
“He brought a gift from her into surgery because no one had ever given him a gift back.” That’s actually pretty sweet, he seems like a nice- “He wanted the glitter mixed with his ashes.” ...maybe not
I totally agree it’s weird but I think that he could’ve been more attached because of his daughters kidnapping. The glitter and ashes part is weird yes, but I wonder if he just grew a very strong attachment due to losing his own child, I don’t think he wanted to lose her. I wouldn’t want my ✨precious✨ glitter used like that tho 👁👄👁
I feel the glitter mixed with the ashes isn't as creepy as they let on. It was just an old man that was given a gift, while playing Santa, and it affected him. After her death the memory of her probably impacted him a lot and the glitter more than likely became a symbol to him.
True. My niece drew me a picture when she was 4 and I still have it on my fridge, its just nice when a child does a kind gesture like that, it means a lot.
I mean, if I was to be burned to ashes for some reason or cremated, I would probably want to be mixed with glitter. I would always be sticking around and my ashes would definitely be more annoying that way. Also less chance to be snorted by someone thinking it is cocaine, glitter sticks around everywhere and more noticeable.
It’s definitely a little odd and off putting, but it is worth noting that the circumstances give justifiable reason to it. We didn’t hear what happened to McReynolds’ daughter, but assuming the worst, this very kind gesture of getting a gift from a little girl - the only time he ever received one while playing Santa - probably had a profound impact on him. He definitely was a bit obsessed about it, and JonBenèt but without the time frames and full context of his words, it could easily be a harmless old man with a lot of trauma, reacting to a kind gesture that meant a lot to him.
There WAS enough proof. A grand jury indicted them in 1999. The DA refused to file the charges bc all they cared about from Day 1 was protecting the Ramseys. The fact that the grand jury voted to indict wasn't even known until a few years ago bc the DA basically lied about it. Money makes you immune from the law in this country.
My mom has always been haunted by this story since my grandma wanted to get my oldest sister into pageants. She’s always believed it was either her father or another father from a pageant. Either one is horrible to think of how she must’ve felt in her last hour
I'm thinking maybe because that old guy who played santa cherished her gift bc he lost his own daughter. And thought of her as his own, or something. And it probably hurt when she died bc he knew what it was like losing his own daughter.
I feel so bad for the girl. Even before she was killed, she was just surrounded by all these creepy old men and women. It sucks that just about all of their family friends were creeps.
I wonder how they didn’t hear anything down below and I’m pretty sure the little girl will start to cry so unless she was too quiet they would of went down to check
The way Ryan couldn't even present the most likely suspect in this case (Burke Ramsey) because otherwise he'd hit Buzzfeed with a multi-million dollar lawsuit 💀
I saw a whole series on this case and I am absolutely convinced the brother killed her and the parents covered it up to protect him. hi so im just seeing this now after 9 months sorry- its the CBS special The Case of JonBenét Ramsey, and if you watch it it goes in to detail about the issues the brother had, proof a woman wrote the note, and much more. it was an inside job, tragic and heartbreaking
It's so crazy how "close to home" this is. I work in Boulder and lived in Boulder County for 20 plus years. I would be just 5 days older than her. It's creepy listen to this case while I'm in Boulder.
yall remember that one episode on criminal minds where the brother kills his own brother at a young age because of anger? then the parents knew so they asked help with their relative which is a police. The police then went into the house and staged his death to look like it was a stranger murder because they wanted to protect the psychopath brother
i 1000% believe the family did this just to stir the pot, and that’s so sickening. i hope she is at peace in the afterlife. i think children pageants are so creepy…
that poor little girl... she would have been 30 this year. she might have graduated, gone to college, travelled the world, fallen in love, gotten married, had a child- but somebody decided that they wouldn’t let her.
@@sarahfrench6262 The brother. And the parents were complicit in covering it up with the help of the DA who was not going to indict any of the Ramseys.
@@sarahfrench6262 i think it was her brother that killed her, due jealousy maybe. And, I think he didn't meant to kill her so their parents try to cover it up.
The brother is so strange. I remember an interview he did as an adult about it all and the creepy guy smiled the entire time. Even when questioned about his smiling implicating him, he kept on smiling.... Because (in my own personal opinion) he literally got away with murder & his parents protected him. Of course for legal reasons, this is my opinion only & not fact. I’m am fully aware the brother will try and sue anyone who implicates him which is strange in itself. My opinion only.....
I want to believe that too but it just seems.... Like if you commited a crime and r on a tv interview, will you be smiling or trying to look sad so that no one things that you r the victim??
Ye it’s sus but on the other hand a lot of ppl smile while nervous such as ppl like me and I recall times where ppl ask me why I’m smiling in weird situations like when someone is hurt a lot of ppl are like “why are u smiling she’s hurt!”😅
@@avalu4189 I agree too... I mean why would someone smile on national TV or interview or something? He already knows people r behind him, why would he smile and confirm their suspicions if he has really done it?? I just think he is socially awkward or something..
I am literally so upset that the police, chiefs and anyone didn’t find out the real killer yet. It’s been exactly YEARS and the killer is still identified.
The fact this little girl was associated to these older men who had this weird obsession with her....
YO HER MOM WAS SELLING HER TO OLDER MEN
happens to all little girls if they are not under surveillance which is very sad
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw go play counter-strike maybe the little kids you play with in ur vid will be serious enough for you
Gary Olivia Had a really weird obsession
@@lostsoulz744 does she tho?
i saw a comment that said “Sometimes i feel like Shane is a demon sent to kill Ryan but just became attached” and now i cant get that out of my head
Ngl This sounds like a cool plot for a horror-romance film
True
I just saw that comment on the goatman video
nobody like this lol it has 666 likes lmaooo
lmao that sounds like that show disenchantment
Shane: I connected the two dots
Ryan: You didn't connect s**t
Shane: I connected them
i was looking for this
So mean
5:30
Thus the meme was born
@@oliviathegreat6162 thank you!
The fact that so many grown men around her had those extremely weird and inappropriate feelings about her/attitudes towards her tells us everything we need to know about child pageants imo. This whole story is just so upsetting and sick.
We need to ban child pageants
This is what I think is the worst part about this case. Why are there seemingly random guys with vague or no connections to JonBenet talking about her like they’re really close family friends. It’s odd to say the least.
@@Rob-lv3fc well, ppl talk about celebrities similarly. and she was a child celebrity of sorts on the pageant circuit. not to defend child pageants they're gross but it's a behavior that happens fairly regularly.
Fun Fact: Her mother was a former pageant winner when she was 20
“Adulting” and sexualizing one’s daughter or son is twisted on so many levels!!! It’s physically, psychologically, and emotionally disgusting!!!
and here lies the iconic buzzfeed unsolved quote: “I’ve connected the dot
What time?
you didn’t connect shit
Maddie Liebrum 5:31
@@jeaniebeanie9371 thanks
Megan A I’ve been seeing that everywhere lately and now I just randomly found where it came from wow
I forgot this was the “I’ve connected the two dots” episode and it really caught me off guard
I was so glad there was a tiny moment of joy among this depressing episode
Same I was like “ ThiS oNe”
Me too lmao
I looked up "buzzfeed unsolved i've connected the dots episode" to find it lol
@@sunrise5710 please explain.
i feel like the old santa claus guy was just a sad old man. his daughter was kidnapped, so he may have thought of the girl as his daughter-figure and grew such an attachment he wanted to forever remember her even in the afterlife.
Grindy Pineapples I was thinking the same thing. He most likely just wanted to have some sort of daughter figure and cared about her deeply
yea, i also feel that way
i feel like the old Santa Claus guy was just a sad old man. This daughter was kidnapped, so he may have thought of the girl as his daughter- fingure and grew shuch an attachment he wanted to forver remember her even in the after life
Was I the only one who thought the glitter mixed in the ashes thing was kinda sweet?
Grindy Pineapples true
In the defense of Bill McReynolds weird connection to JonBenét, losing a child in such a tragic way as kidnapping is absolutely traumatizing. Receiving kindness from a little girl that likely reminded him of his stolen child when no other child had done such a kind thing for him before, would very likely touch his heart in a way that he would feel a fondness that many may perceive as odd.
I say this having know several people who lost one of their children in tragic ways, my parents included, all of which have always felt a fondness for those who remind them of their lost children, even if they may not actually know each other well.
@emimia I acknowledge his behavior is deemed strange and even inappropriate to many, but that does not mean he’s actually done anything harmful. You are entitled to your opinions just as I am entitled to mine, but please don’t be disrespectful to those who have suffered mental and emotional trauma such as Bill McReynolds. Calling a man with, likely, very difficult mental and emotional struggles a ‘creep’ is rude and uncalled for, so please be more respectful in the future as you never know the full story behind a persons actions; just as I don’t know the exact reason you react in such a way.
Exactly, I understand that his actions can seem odd and that investigators may think of it as suspicious, but he doesn't deserve to be called a creep or have accusations of horrible things thrown at him because of it.
Bill M didn't lose a child like Jonbonet.
@@vicksta8875he did, she was 9
Your so weird
I’m just creeped out she had a bunch of older men who were obsessed with her a six year old
@@মেঘনা৭৭৯৮ To be fair they could be the same age.
I think it was the family and they covered it up, like the brother and dad
Child pageants are just gross altogether. Maybe at one time they were a wholesome little contest but now it’s just.... horrifying.
@@মেঘনা৭৭৯৮ and?
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How can the parents report that their daughter is missing without even checking the whole house?
*it did not occur to them that jonbenet would be in the house*
Tbh since I'm probably a dumb parent in the future, if I see a ransom note in my stairs and read what it said I would probably assume that my child is kidnapped somewhere. But I would also recall the time of events to be sure
*whispers* her parents may have killed her
...I mean if I came across a ransom note saying my daughter was kidnapped id sure as hell call the police before I searched the house
Siddhi Gosavi also i find it strange that they didn’t check on their 6 year old for that many hours..... they wrote a lengthy letter and abused her inside the house? how far away was the little girls bedroom from the parents? they used one of her paint brushes and the little girls note book no doubt from her bedroom? how did the parents not hear any of this.... i have a huge house but you could still hear a scream... i’m sure she wpuld have screamed if a strange man was in her room, and if it was family or family friends wouldn’t they have heard the man talking or something just seems SO OFF THE WHOLE STORY
JonBenét was seriously surrounded by creeps
sadly many people are pedophiles and seeing a young little Famous model girl dressed up like an adult it just turn them on (eww) they get too clingy creepily protective offering everything to make the girl smile, since fame and prettiness be ofcourse around many people, these creeps be happy to pretend being the ''nice uncle''
out of concept i love warrior cats
Pageant queen
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She was a pageant queen, and everyone who goes to the pageants are weirdos.
It's been 4 years since this episode dropped and I'm still angry that they weren't allowed to talk about the most likely killer for fear of lawsuits
He holds the aces. He was repeatedly investigated at a young age and was found innocent by the investigators so anyone who messed up with him will pay a hefty price.
who is that?
@@jamuntae The brother
Lets just wait till he croaks and revisit this case and shout to our hearts content the murderer
am i crazy or did they at one point talk about it? i swear i remember watching it years ago and them saying something about burke using a hammer, but yet it’s not there now.
I hate how theres SOOO MANY unsolved murders around the world and in one murder theres 1 person that knows what RLLY happened
guys the case is solved. the neighbor guy admitted to it. search it up.
@@heyitssam3945 wait what?? i thought it was her brother??
hey its sam i couldn’t find any news about it being solved
@@heyitssam3945 liar
@@blubblub3555 why would i lie ab that?? issok ur opinion means nothing to me anyways 😭
5:32 Can't believe this extremely dark video holds the "I've connected the two dots" meme
Same! I think I have whiplash
when I heard it I was like “OH MY GOT I FOUND THE ORIGIN OF THE DOTS MEME”
@Voice of Dharma you're not wrong, it isn't a funny thing to talk about. However, they're not talking about the situation in a mean-spirited way. They're not mocking the victim, they're not downplaying the horrible things she experienced at that young age, they're laughing at each other and the people who were pretty horrible to the victim. And like myself and others have said, it *was* pretty shocking to find out that a silly meme format came from this all-in-all quite depressing video. Sometimes laughing about a detail of something horrible helps you process the horrible thing, as long as you're respectful of the people hurt by it. (My tone may have gotten lost in written form, not trying to be rude.)
@@WeGoblinFolk I would agree but I think they’re trying to make better of a dark situation yk? Or maybe there nervous some people laugh when they are nervous 😌❤️
@@iconicqueen6965 I think so too!
I feel so bad for this little girl. She was surrounded by creepy and horrible people at such a young age.
I wanna like your comment, but it has 333 likes.
@@xvravianx7997 515
A child displayed in beauty pageants is more likely to be, unfortunately. Those shows are creepy and wrong imo
Alex DG I feel the same.Judging children’s looks?
She was killed by her brother
I watched this episode in 2017 as a 13 year old, and thought how sad it was that this poor girl died and they never found her killer. Now watching as a 17 year old, I just realized the horrifying and likely possibility that it was her own family who killed her. 13 year old me could have never even imagined such a terrible thing, but it's so glaringly obvious now.
I was 14 and now I'm 18, realising it more now that it's probably the brother
Who asked ?
@@gamernation1400 you did? you don't remember?
Let’s not forget that Shane connected the dots
We are same age and i didn't even know BuzzFeed existed till like 2020 😭😭
I’ve always thought child pagent stuff was creepy as hell.
Agreed
I don’t hate the child pageants I just hate their parents for putting them into a pageant show when they are around 5 years old like bitch r u serious
Why let a bunch of people know about you child only for a beauty pageant
K r e e *pageant. sorry to be that person but those are glitz pageants. i’ve been doing natural pageants since i was 9 months old lol
Begone, Kpop stan
She would be like 29 this year damn poor girl
Have you heard about the theory that Katy Perry is Jon Benet idk if it's true or not
@Lilboi yeah pretty much
Cherry Bledsoe It’s bullshit
Annadxscent nope she was born in 1990
Annadxscent so why are you lying and arguing about her age when you suck at maths?? Go off
This just proves that humans are way scarier than any ghost or non human life form.
So true.
Horror movies are a joke tbh
Perioddttttttttt
Demons i get, people are crazy
Demons influence these people um hello
The old man wanting his ashes mixed with the glitter was weird, but I don't believe he was a creep for it. He lost a daughter and being given a gift by a little girl maybe broke his heart a little because it reminded him of his own child that he lost, and then hearing that the little girl who gifted you something was brutally killed would break him further. I think it's sweet, he just wanted to remember her.
Unfortunately, men aren't permitted to have emotions. Anything they do is inherently evil.
Ryan talking to someone: 😁
Ryan when reading: 🤖🤖🤖
Why is this so cute
LMAO RIGHT😂😂
NOT THE ROBOTS AJFBSJJF
5:32
Shane: I've connected the two dots
Ryan: you didn't connect sh i t
Shane: i've connected them :]
😂
Thank you!!
*Surprised Pikachu Face*
Rue and Fez in Euphoria
cheese stikz thank you smmm
We can at least stop one crime if not her murder. Child beauty pageants. They are too weird who does that or watches it? Gross.
Those damned child beauty pageants are nothing but women pimping out their daughters and wanting to live vicariously through them.
the only audience i can think of, sadly, is pedophiles, and it grosses me out so much.
The act is absolutely disgusting, not only the mother's are making dolls out of their children but they also ruin the kids life, they are harsh on them whenever they eat something they shouldn't or get injured accidentally. The mothers are technically only using their children so that they would be popular while the kids don't even know what is the world and what danger can go for them. Thank god that my country never supported this act and never will..
*ahem* toddlers and tiaras *cough*
Gacha Klia *ahem* search it up
JonBenét was without a doubt murdered by someone who lived in that household. I'm sorry but there's just no way you wouldn't run around every part of the house looking for your daughter. I think her brother did it and the parents covered it up for him because they didn't want to lose both children. Who would write such a long ransom note, in the house and then kill JonBenét anyway? Just makes zero sense.
I don't think it was the brother. It was someone else. I didn't see any signs of it being the brother. He was clear to me. He was not involved. And I think he just misses his sister.
@@castlenovelist97BOOKS I believe other people have said that the brother tends to sue people who name him as a suspect, so I can imagine they wouldn't cover the evidence pointing to the brother as a result.
@@lWAVEVISIONl Yeah, he’s only like, 2 years older than her. What kind of strange accusation is that?
This is what I suspect too, Shannon. I think the brother did it and the parents covered up for him, not wanting to lose both children. They chose to forgive him. They planted the ransom note
@@lWAVEVISIONlsomebody said the brother had a history of putting her on the hospital due to violent tendencies, iirc?
The fact it snowed on that day and there were no footprints outside of the house till the police men arrived tells EVERYTHING.
There was actually no snow near the house at that time. The boudler police Department Only said there was snow near the house with no footprints to make the Parents Confess to the Murder.
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Definitely someone that lives in the house
@@User-rz7de their was snow but it was melting if you live in Colorado the snow melts fast so who knows
The predator was already in the house downstairs hiding
The pictures they took of the back of the house near the window the broken window with the suitcase underneath it with the gate remote? There was no snow on the sidewalk or part of the grass it had melted.
JonBenet: *is six years old*
Ryan: “JonBenet’s nine-year-old little brother”
No he is her younger brother
Elli Zinser no he isn’t lol, he was nine when she died
*was
I knew i wasnt the only one who heard that
Thank you. I thought I heard it wrong but nope 😂
I fell down a rabbit hole and now im gonna binge watch all of these. goddammit quarantine
two days and i havent came out, im stuck
Harvey Long come on, I haven’t stepped out of my room for 20 days =)) except 1 time
Aza Stark yo, same!
Do not watch after the sun goes down
Ur not the only one lol.
Note really said “listen carefully” when you’re reading the note yourself
it ought to be something like "read carefully", but that would probably sound more like a maths problem rather than a ransom note
Sibtain Afridi I mean they already included percentage so they might as well make it seem like a quiz.
Steven Goetz ah, sry lol
*you're
It kinda makes it seem like it was based off some TV show or something, especially the way it was so exaggerated.
I’m sorry there’s no way a mother wouldn’t freak out and search the house high and low for her daughter before reporting her missing
depends on the mother. i personally think the entire family was involved, but some mothers in general don’t think twice about their kids going “missing”. if their child was gone, they would figure out where they might be, or they would go absolutely insane and try to find them. depends on the mother’s personality though. i still think the brother did it
Even if they did believe JonBenet was kidnapped, I would at least be checking to see how/where they got into my house (i.e. broken door, window, etc.) and making sure no one is still in my house.
NOTE: this is all just speculation, i’m not saying this as fact, nor do i have any background in the criminal justice field. (only stating this bc watch the brother try to sue me if i didn’t-)
i think all of the family played a part in it. it makes sense, seeing as it wouldn’t be weird for her parent’s dna to be on her clothes (ex. from changing her) and the dna from manufacturing makes it so it’s fallacious.
i personally think the mom wrote the note, and the most likely strangled her since the younger brother wouldn’t have been strong enough. Maybe the brother hit her on the head?
Especially because she was that young, I'd have been searching EVERYWHERE and would call the police as I did so. It's so strange.
IKR I WAS JUDT HINKIJG ABOUT THAT
This case bugs me. SO MUCH. Its like minimal effort was put into this case by authorities.
Exactly, I would think that authorities would put in extra effort because it’s a child murder.smh.
Same. The podcast True Crime Garage did a mini series on this case and I learned a lot. Mainly, the house was improperly secured, evidence was mishandled and the scene was contaminated.
Its gotta be Gary oliva right since they concluded that the DNA was fallacious?!
They sound like NT cops where you better prey nobody disappears in that state while you’re in it or you might get pinned for it & spend the rest of your life in prison for a crime you couldn’t be linked to to begin with. Scary stuff.
if this was a criminal minds episode, our beloved dr. spencer reid would have solved it in a matter of minutes. just sayin
I hate the fact that she was literally molested but SA wasn’t really mentioned in the news about how she died. It wasn’t mentioned because she already had vaginal damage that pointed to her being sexually assaulted in the week up to her murder (if not for a longer period of time). So because she already had older signs that pointed towards SA, it isn’t mentioned anywhere that she was most likely also molested in relation to her murder.
I also read an article that said she was molested by her attacker but that the attacker wiped her clean before leaving the scene.
Here’s a creepy detail you missed, JonBenet was was a natural brunette, her mother Patsy had her hair bleached blonde at the age of FIVE so she could succeed in pageants. Anyone who’s ever bleached their hair will know that it can be pretty painful and cause quite a bit of damage to your hair. The idea of doing that to a five year old is....upsetting.
That's really weird of the mom to do, but how is bleaching your hair painful?
Sara bleaching hair, even when done correctly, usually causes a sort of burning sensation in your scalp. it’s fine when you’re an adult doing it if your own accord, but children... that’s messed up. their skin is so sensitive and when i was five getting braids done on my hair was painful enough, not to mention bleaching.
Isabella Calvao I got a perm done when I was 7 or 8 and my god, did it hurt, idk why parents think this is a good idea
Idk man, my mom pierced my ears when I was 4. I feel like parents do wild things for their kids to look “cute”. I never really thought bleach hurt though, like I’ve bleached my hair before and I never thought anything of it.
¡casdean! Getting your ears pierced and bleaching your hair are two complete different things. Earnings are an accessory and the pain only lasts a second. Bleach in hair burns and damages your natural hair. It’s an uncomfortable feeling on adults let alone kids with sensitive skin.
There’s just something so creepy about inverted colors on someone’s face
I KNOW RIGHT?!
I KNOW RIGHT?!
They look like X-rays. I always freak out when people do that
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They were a happy family
*Negative colors*
And then they weren't.
I'm not a mother. But if I found my child missing, even if there was a note, I would search EVERY INCH of my home before I did anything...It bugs me that her mother didn't do that.
Virginia Sinnes ,
Virginia Sinnes because she knew where she was at. As a mother myself, I would not sit and wait for police to find my child. But I also wouldn't cover up for someone who murdered my child whether it was an accident or not.
Virginia Sinnes I'd call my husband first before calling the police because of that specific threat 'don't call the police or she dies'.
That's bc she either did it or was covering for the killer
Virginia Sinnes I would call the police and while they were on their way, I would go and search.
The fact that she was found in the basement says her family killed her, you don’t write a ransom note INSIDE the house no less and not take the child elsewhere. also the fact that they found the note and didn’t look for her at all is telling that they already knew where she was, they had killed her and the “ransom note” was their cover story
I agree
You don't call the cops to come over if you want to get away with it, until you've gotten rid of the body. They had every chance to, if they did this. They could have waited a whole day longer, if they'd wanted to... I don't believe they did it or knew she was there.
If that mannequin is going to stay behind Shane can we at least name him.
Can we name him Carl or something. Maybe Dave?
Sir creepyman
Jack
Sir Jack
Kinley agreed. Live twitter poll!
i can't believe how long it took me to find the episode where the "i've connected the two dots" meme came from
OH MY GOD IT'S HERE?!
IVE BEEN SEARCHING foR sO loNG
What meme? Like if you don’t know which meme he’s talking about
5:30 you're welcome
mellypan- Tbh, I didn’t even know that meme🙁
two theories-
1. her father molested her and decided to kill her afterwards
2. The brother killed her and the parents decided to cover for him
Another theory is that the mom allowed her daughter to be sexually molested by pedophiles (that's what child beauty pageants are for after all), and then flew into a rage with the girl, knocked her out and accidentally killed her. But the whole family is so messed up, any one of them could have done it.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't think the family was involved. I think their treatment of JonBenet probably wasn't the best. However, in the US we have a system of justice based on evidence. The evidence proves that the family wasn't involved. The DNA doesn't match any of the family. The handwriting tests, at best, are inconclusive. The evidence doesn't support that anyone already in the house murdered her.
Joseph Carlisle It’s almost entirely agreed the dna evidence found was likely from other sources such as manufacturing also Cognitive Dissonance is when you exclude things that disagree with you look at the evidence such as the note pretty much shows it was the family
Joseph Carlisle look through some comments particularly Salim Ua or something like that his comment Summs it up pretty move proves it was the family pretty agreed on if you really look into the case and know all the evidence such as no sign of entry the entry was faked etc
#1
33 visits to the gynocologist before your death as a 6 year old is spooky. and Disgusting
What? People need to start leaving links their these claims. Evidence man, EVIDENCE! 😂
@@syzygy4365given that unsolved and buzzfeed could easily get sued by stating something without having evidence for it I don’t think you have a thing to worry about
I automatically do not trust anyone that puts a 6-year-old in a beauty pageant...
It's a huge threat for a 6-year-old girl! It's like inviting yourself for a pedophile or a killer to kill yourself! Even lots of women victims I've heard unfortunately met their brutal death by participating in beauty contests like this. It will be unnecessary attention from rapists or murderers who's victims most likely women. It's so easy to lure them that's they might know your personal stuff. I don't recommend children like that age should participate in beauty contest even child actors catch the attractions of pedophiles or people who have an unusual obsession! It's so risky for a child like that who can't even save themselves from an attack. It's too dangerous for a child even for a teenager!
So true
exactly it’s scary because you have adults looking at kids in dresses and little outfits that have all sorts a things going on and some adults look at children that way. i’m 13 and i would hate to do that. i’d hate to be in a pageant because adults are looking at me and not because of stage fright
The scariest thing about pageants is how they are judge on their sex appeal, like seriously they're kids, they shouldn't be worrying stuffing their shirts to have a more " hourglass figure". Also a thing that is really creepy how literally ANYBODY can go and watch these pageants and just record these kids. They should just throw the whole thing away.
It's already a big red flag, although sometimes the kids really want to do it, most times it's the parents pushing them. One of the theories I've heard in another video suggested the mom was really dolling her up and all to live through her and feel young and pretty again, but then when she started getting too much attention and praises she actually grew so jealous and bitter she killed her.
Jonbenet: *6 years old*
Burke: *9 years old and somehow little brother*
The life of a middle child ✨
YEAH LMAO I WAS SO CONFUSED
The thing is, the mom started "crying", but not just crying. When she was crying she was trying to see if the police were looking at her crying, as if she was supposed to be sad.
And the dad, when he found her, the basement had a lot of doors, but he specifically entered the one where JonBenet was in. And when he grabbed her, he didn't grab her like she was his daughter. He grabbed by the waist, like a doll, you would expect that he would grab her bridal style, and say "Oh my baby!" But he just grabbed her and put her on the floor to the police to see her.
how do you know this?
@@Sarah-gc1ry yeah actually hahha
@@Sarah-gc1ry it was told by the police, search the story more deeply because there was a lot of more information, I recommend Stephanie Soo.
Where the hell are you getting this information from da faq?!?!
@@Cyancat123 I just go on the internet too much and find a lot of information lmao
I’ve been to this house and one thing most documentaries or newspapers failed to bring up is the ally behind the house. It’s literally a perfect getaway route
Interesting lie, maybe let's not claim we've been to a home of a crime scene? Hmm?
so are we all watching this right now 3 years later or?
Cause they reposted it on here I think. Idk ✌🏻
Yessiirr
Yep,
Wutt abowt eet
Yup
This is the only time the legal team has informed Ryan he can‘t say who he thinks did it. Methinks he wanted to call out the famously litigious brother
why are there so many likes but no replies? anyway, i agree with your statement. i feel sorry for JonBenét. poor girl...
Agreed the brother is known to sue people who say it’s him
@@of218 i mean, if ppl said I murdered my sister I'd sue them too.
How is it famously litigious when CBS made a whole documentary about how he was the culprit? Even if I did it I'd be litigious. Also, the father is still alive. So.
@@nothobbesmufc949 Wouldn't that make you like 17 times more suspicious?
He Protecc
He attac
But most importantly he (wheeze) when the screen go black
omg
J B this is the best thing ever 💀💀💀
*blacc
Blank would’ve rhymed better
XD
Although the request for the glitter mixed with his ashes is kind of unsettling, I still think Bill's intentions weren't as bad as people make it out to be. I think Jonbenet just reminded him of his own daughter, and the glitter could have been symbolic to him.
one thing that they didnt mention, but im pretty sure that they found pineapple in her system that was willing consumed before she was killed, and her mother is certain that she didnt eat it before she went to bed, implying that whoever killed her fed her the pineapple, also that she knew and trusted the killer
Or the killer ate it himself?
@@lazarus6366 they found the bowl on the table and it had finger prints of the mother and the brother but they also found the pineapple undigested in Jonbenet's stomach meaning she ate it shortly before she was killed
@@larag8588 then yeah...
lara g Exactlyyy I was about to Say something about the pineapple....but now that I’m thinking we know it had to be someone she knew like what if it was someone from her dads job that she knew .!
im telling ya the brother killed her for swiping the pineapple and he hit her on the head with a blunt object the mom panicked thinking she was dead and then killed her for real because she’d already committed by calling the cops the pineapple is just a big red flag i can’t believe ryan forgot it, like the undigested pineapple with a bowl of pineapple on the counter there’s no fucking way an intruder could have done it without taking the same pineapple from the bowl and feeding her right before murdering her plus the brother is creepy af look at his interviews
They legally can't say because the son has started taking legal action against anyone making claims about him.
guiltyyy.
Wow that doesn’t look sus at all 🤨
sus
@afel amiese well he’s not nine now but yeah
THATS SO SUS WTF HE
I feel so overwhelmed at the idea of having kids and having to protect them from everyone in the world.
Me too. They are so cute but there’s so many Eve I’ll people in this world. Such a sad thing
that's why I got my tubes removed
I have an 8 year old. It's so stressful trying to keep her safe
*Depressed* LA Native, you emanate despair. Be a little optimistic
I swear
This case really shocked me. Poor dear. Jonbenét was only 6 years old. She had a lot to live for, and didn't deserve that tragic ending. I hope they soon find the one who took that little girl's life.
Cracking open a cold case with the boys
Lillie Warner oh my god she did that
Lillie Warner No.
Lillie Warner I didn't get it
Lillie Warner I
its a meme from "Cracking Open a Cold One With the Boys" is about drinking beers with a group of male friends lol
If they didn't make jokes during these videos, I don't think I'd be able to watch them and not start hyperventilating.
Sadie Groner i have to go through the comments whilst watching to deal with it tbh
I doubt it because there was no sign of forced entry plus the extra six minutes on the 911 call heard her saying we called the police now what?
@@eleciawilliams9671 your comment is comically out of place for the comment it's on
Amen Sadie
Sadie Groner legit same
Someone needs to reopen this case. We have even newer tech than 5 years ago. We need an answer. We found the California killer like a million years later so investigators need to get on this.
It wouldnt work, isnt enough evidence
The family did it
Looking at the handwriting,I think the child did it. Maybe because he was jealous of her sister getting all the attention
@@ankurhaldar8836 but how would a child be able to get an easy word wrong AND know how to put the little thing over the e?
@@josepharmendariz4379 it's much easier for a child get an easy word wrong than an adult
It’s so obviously the brother. He was and is, mentally unstable, isolated. He became enraged, already jealous of Jonbenet, and hit her in the head with a flashlight. Upon discovery, the parents covered it up to save the one child who was still alive. Patsy wrote that comical random letter and John staged the scene… case closed.
All of these old cases are being solved lately; Boy in the Box, Sommerton Man, etc. Are we close to seeing this case solved???
Thank you so much for letting us know! This is incredible!
I'm back on this video for the same reason! :D The other cases have been solved thanks to advancement in DNA evidence, so it's possible that the DNA they did have that was inconclusive could still have a story to tell.
the lady of the dunes case was recently solved too!
Probably not because unlike the others you mentioned, this is a cover up case. I feel like those in power know who is responsible *cough* the family *cough*but are corrupted to keep their mouth shut
they were? Where can I read/watch about it?
This all a mystery but I finally found where the “I’ve connected the two dots” meme came from
where???
@@laurynh1116 5:32
I know right lmao
Lolll sammmeee i was so excited
Some interesting facts not mentioned in this video:
- the night Jonbenet was killed the next door neighbours heard a child's scream very late
- the ransom note was the longest recorded ransom note ever found
- jonbenet had been to hospital over twenty times in the course of one year, all heard trauma's caused by her brother
- there is evidence showing that Mr and Mrs Ramsey and Mr Ramsey's company were heavily involved in a p*** ring
- They found a book on Mr Ramsey's desk about how to make someone a s** slave
- Burke favourite nighttime snack was melon, there was pineapple found in Jonbenets stomach even though everyone in the family said she never ate any that night (honestly this ones not rlly evidence it's just weird that they would lie about her eating pineapple???)
- in the recorded phone call Mrs Ramsey made to the police you can hear her say in the background "why did you do this?" (Or something along those lines)
-as soon as the body was found Mr Ramsey moved everything around compromising the evidence, some believe this was purposeful however his grief could have also caused him to do this.
Ooof it's Burke it's DEFINITELY the brother he's SUS af
do you have sources for any of these
I guarantee you her damned father had something to do with this! If not,he was the one who murdered her! Like,sooooo many inconsistent things:
1: the ransom note made no sense? Like,she died in a total different way than it said,and way earlier than it claimed.
2: the dad was the one who 'found' her,and messed the crime scene.
3: even if he didn't do it,the Bill guy may have entered the hiuse and he and the dad killed her together. I have a bad gut feeling about that whole damned family......I feel so bad for her,may she rest in piece.
i feel like the brother hurt her really bad but the father came down and found her still alive but the brother was freaking out because he hurt her again so the dad helped him kill her and then they were kinda working together and the dad was helping the son from not going to jail
the dad is SO SO sus
Something that wasn’t mentioned that I learned about in my criminology class was that the knots made to bind her were very complicated knots. Burke was in the Boy Scouts and even had a handbook on how to make knots. Something else not mention was that pineapple was found in her stomach so at some point in the night she ate some, jonbenet and Burke shared a love of pineapple...it is definitely suspicious. Another thing that was left out was that when the ransom note and the mothers handwriting were analyzed over 200 similarities were found.
Honestly, I feel like all 3 members of the family were involved but who knows for sure ofc.
I saw in another vid that there was a paintbrush used to hold together the cords
Yes I was thinking about that
The mother wrote that letter 1000%
@@nai6911 i saw a documentary from a detective who solved 200 cases and he believed it was an intruder
i mean the DNA is still out of place i think that they most definitely could have been involved but still i think her brother did it but the DNA
IVE CONNECTED THE DOTS
you didn’t connect sh!t…
will forever be my favorite lines
For people who's wondering what happened to the comments: The older videos has been moved from Buzzfeed Multiplayer to Buzzfeed Unsolved Network, hence the comments reset.
@Student Livon O`neal yes.
So many good comments have been lost
How did they do that though? The video still says it was uploaded in 2017, did they just ask RUclips? Otherwise they would have had to reuploaded, which would make the upload date more recent.
Ohhhh, so it’s not some cult taking over RUclips...
This makes so much sense
Kaelicles thats what got me too, a lot of these videos say that they’ve been up since 2017
the note really said, "liStEn CaReFuLlY"
LMAOOO😂
💀💀💀💀
There was a bunch of weird stuff about that note:
1)Mr. Ramsay, listen carefully
Very odd, you don't listen to a letter you read a letter.
2) The two men watching over your daughter do not particularly like you, I would advise that you don't provoke them
How would they know if you called the cops? Unless they're in the house watching everything you're doing. It would have been time to search the house from top to bottom, searching everywhere for intruders. Also "provoke" means "to bother", how would Mr. Ramsay bother them if he doesn't know them or know where they are?
3) The ransom was the exact same as his christmas bonus. That's little more than a drop of water in a bucket, he was a multi-millionaire and they're asking for just his Christmas bonus?
4) We are a small foreign faction...
That's not intimidating at all. Most kidnappers / Terrorists make themselves sound threatening. We represent a group of multi-national terrorists... we're a group of hired assassins... not a small group
5) Most of the language used was taken from the movies Dirty Harry and Speed,
Ofc it stated "listen carefully", coz when u write to mention people im front of u, perhaps ramsay instruct patsy😂
David Kraft you are right
This case has so many oddities to it that causes everyone to naturally question everything about it.
1) How can anyone enter a strangers house without leaving footprints in the snow outside, yet leave prints inside?
2) Who could have known where the mother kept her hobby kit?
3) What stranger could have taken time in a persons home to search for everything they used in the crime without alerting the homeowners?
4) Why was the home allowed to have neighbors & family to enter moments after the police arrived and contaminating the crime scheme?
5) Why does the note look as if written by a child?
6) Why was the father allowed to not only block access to the basement several times prior to finally allowing police to search it, but also allowed to quickly run straight to his daughter and hold her in his arms which also contaminated any possible evidence?
Am I the only person who see's multiple problems with this heinous crime??
The only thing that would explain away all of these oddities is if she was killed by her family...
Yeah it’s so messy. I think it’s why people are particularly fascinated by this case, there’s so many details you get the feeling that the answer has to be in there somewhere
@@raveng8217 It has always been my firm belief that her murder was from a family member. I have always believed that one member is responsible and the other two members helped cover it up
@@nicoler.4648 The saddest thing is that we may never truly know what happened and she will never receive the justice that she deeply deserves
@@BamaExplorations Unfortunately I have to agree with you. Given all the oddities in this case, it makes more sense that she was murdered by her family. But whoever did it, what happened to that girl is terrible, and unfortunately we'll never know for sure.
The fact that jonbenet was named after her father (john benet Ramsey) and all the creepy child pageant stuff makes me suspect that the parents viewed her as their property and probably abused and killed her… their behaviour and the random note is too suspicious to overlook
It was the father 100%.
you know what terrifies me? the inverted black and white pictures. they creepy as hell.
magicado Same tbh 😂😂😂
Same here
True hahaha
magicado same!
magicado Racist
If you came upon a note on your porch that said your 6 year old child had been kidnapped and demanded ransom, would you not search your house thoroughly before doing literally anything else? If the mother had done this, she would have found the body. The parents are so guilty it almost hurts.
i'm like 2000% sure that burke did it and the parents covered it up
No, unless I suspected a family member could have done it. I would immediately contact the police/ransom people/private investigator.
I mean... not necessarily. Not if I lived in a huge mansion anyway. I do think the parents were behind it in some way but still...
@@josephine8931 But why cover it up? You bring JonBenet to the hospital and say "Our kids were roughhousing and there was an accident" and they'll help JonBenet and Burke will at most get some counseling. It's just such an outrageous leap to see that your son hurt your daughter and think: "let's stage a kidnapping."
I think I personally would call the police immediately because I wouldn’t think that the child would be in my house
Ryan : * shows a suspect *
Me : wow its definitely them!
Ryan : * shows a different suspect *
Me : wow its definitely them!
Ryan : * shows another suspect *
Me : wow its defi
Lmao
It should have ended with wow it’s defi... shit
Me
Yes
Then he brings up aliens. And Shane goes silent.
They forgot to mention how when the police arrived the father immediately went down to the basement and found his daughter. This was weird because normally the police would search the house from top to bottom but the father seemed to know exactly where his child was. creepyyyyyy
It was the father 100%
I suggest 2 theories...
1: it was someone from her family.
2: everyone from her family.
I disagree
@@SofiaBerruxSubs so who?
I think it was the dad, and the dude who had a picture of her in his pocket
Kaitlyn Messaro I think the mum killed her with the whole family covering it up
I think it was her brother. Especially after reading the pineapple theory, + kids dont often think about the impact of things. He looks pretty damn creepy aswell.. Just look at the interview with him on youtube when he talks about the murder.
The family had to be involved. What kind of intruder breaks in, kills one child, and then just leaves without even taking anything? And the fact that her family doesn’t keep trying to push for justice today says a lot
The kind that accidentally killed the child and wants to get the hell away from there.
@@nothobbesmufc949 nah I ain’t buying it. Not to be rude. And I ain’t no detective but… I truly think the family was involved somehow. I mean how does a criminal this stealthy and slick screw up and kill a 6 year old by accident? What was there a struggle between this intruder and this toddler and they accidentally killed the toddler in self defense? I just can’t see it I’m sorry.
Because of her competition. And because it’s too painful
@@cokezeromedia5305......so you don't believe ppl can accidentally be killed? There's no evidence the family did it. Writing analysis has frequently been found inaccurate and it was inconclusive which isn't a result. All alleged motives are attached to ppl's opinions about the family which aren't evidence and based on personal biases.
You can't be convinced so no point trying to convince you.
@@nothobbesmufc949 Wants to get the hell out of there but takes the time to write a ransom note, sexually assault her and then murder her??
Whenever I watch these I feel like I’m being watched
all hail the watcher 👁
Alayna ASMR 😂😂😂
Yeah, it's the creepy figurine
Me toooooo😬😰
Frr😱
The child murderer was very cunning to have written the ransom note in Patsy Ramsey's handwriting, and placing JonBenet back in the house after Patsy had called 911 to further implicate her was an act of sheer brilliance.
Does anyone else find these murder unsolved videos scarier than the ghost ones lol
ye
@@aaditpranjale2391 at least ghosts are bound to one location
it's always the scary music
to think that the murderer is still wandering around...yes
I suppose it’s because it can be anyone and ghosts aren’t AS dangerous. I could be walking through the high-street and could easily walk past multiple people who have considered murder and it’s just crazy
The thing that's so creepy about all of these types of stories is the killers are just out there.. living their life, you could walk past them on the street and wouldn't even know that they were the mastermind behind these unsolved murders. If only there was a way to access the knowledge of the deads brain...
There is! It's called if Russia and America made peace we will get somewhere technology wise...
TheGamingDevil
Hahahha 😂😂😂
TheGamingDevil lmao
Right
Autumnnn it is said that an average person with a average life span will walk past 7 murderers in their life.
THAT RANSOM NOTE LITERALLY sounds like it was written by someone who's never written a ransom note before.....🤔
If I remember correctly it's the longest ransom note ever written.
YEAH RIGHT LMAO
why y'all saying ransom instead of random
@@berriee7848 because that’s what it is, it’s a note where the person writes in a different handwriting or something to make it un-identifyable
@@berriee7848 ransom is an actual word. Random and ransom are two different words with two different meanings lol
There was more information that they left out.
There was a bowl in the kitchen that either had pineapple or remnants of pineapple. Burke, the 9-year-old brother, his prints were on the bowl. JonBenet's autopsy showed that she had pineapple in her stomach -- meaning that JonBenet ate pineapple shortly before she died as it was one of her favorite snacks. It's speculated that Burke, who had a propensity for violence since he struck JonBenet with a golf club in a fit of rage in the past, struck and killed his sister, and his parents covered it up, as that Patsy's 9-1-1 call was suspicious, and that John had carried his daughter's deceased body up to the family room. Granted, as annoying as it can be, most people act irrationally when something traumatic happens but idk.
This case, and I'm sure everyone else agrees, is suspicious, cold, and ridiculous as it would feel open and shut with all the strange behavior, possible opportunities, some clues pointing to an individual or two. But, it's just a major headache and that the years go by with little to no leads.
If Patsy was in fact not involved, I hope she's resting in peace along with her daughter.
I feel like the old man with the glitter is just attached to JenBenet because his daughter was kidnapped and he probably never saw her again, so he probably saw her as his daughter and felt like his daughter died again when she was murdered
Actually his daughter survived the kidnapping. But I agree, I do not think McReynolds was involved in spite of the odd parallels. He was an old man with a bad heart condition, and I think he was genuinely fond of JonBenet--and NOT in a creepy way.
you guys should move the mannequin behind Shane a little bit closer in every episode
Right
Olive Decker that would be really funny xD
A few episodes later:
Shane: Holy F*ck! The mannequin is right behind me!
[Later]
Shane: I- Imma hide now......
Another few episodes later:
Ryan: Uh Shane? Where are you
Mannequin: Shane is no more, you are next!
Olive Decker it creeps me out
Olive Decker YES! That's genius!
Today would have been her 30th birthday 😢🥺
Aw that sucks, :(
i have a strong feeling it was someone in the family and the rest of them covered it up to make it seem like a intruder came in. i find it suspicious that John ran right to the basement and found JonBenét’s body just lying there. i hope this case would be solved soon and the poor little girl gets the justice she deserves. the only one who knows who killed JonBenét is herself… i honestly don’t know who would want to hurt this poor beautiful girl, it breaks my heart just thinking about this case.
“He brought a gift from her into surgery because no one had ever given him a gift back.”
That’s actually pretty sweet, he seems like a nice-
“He wanted the glitter mixed with his ashes.”
...maybe not
I think he is very strange, but ultimately I just think he was just inappropriate, not the killer.
LITERALLY LMAO DHSJS
its creepy and weird but at the same time its wholesome how much he cherished that gift
@Yuumi Chan he was probably trying to cope but it came out a bit weird to others
I totally agree it’s weird but I think that he could’ve been more attached because of his daughters kidnapping. The glitter and ashes part is weird yes, but I wonder if he just grew a very strong attachment due to losing his own child, I don’t think he wanted to lose her.
I wouldn’t want my ✨precious✨ glitter used like that tho 👁👄👁
I feel the glitter mixed with the ashes isn't as creepy as they let on. It was just an old man that was given a gift, while playing Santa, and it affected him. After her death the memory of her probably impacted him a lot and the glitter more than likely became a symbol to him.
Honestly that I can believe. Especially since his daughter had died, he was probably way more attached to her
True. My niece drew me a picture when she was 4 and I still have it on my fridge, its just nice when a child does a kind gesture like that, it means a lot.
I mean, if I was to be burned to ashes for some reason or cremated, I would probably want to be mixed with glitter. I would always be sticking around and my ashes would definitely be more annoying that way. Also less chance to be snorted by someone thinking it is cocaine, glitter sticks around everywhere and more noticeable.
It’s definitely a little odd and off putting, but it is worth noting that the circumstances give justifiable reason to it. We didn’t hear what happened to McReynolds’ daughter, but assuming the worst, this very kind gesture of getting a gift from a little girl - the only time he ever received one while playing Santa - probably had a profound impact on him. He definitely was a bit obsessed about it, and JonBenèt but without the time frames and full context of his words, it could easily be a harmless old man with a lot of trauma, reacting to a kind gesture that meant a lot to him.
Agreed. Sentimental to the old man as he lost a child
it was SO CLEARLY the family who killed her and covered it up. cant believe they were never arrested.
There wasn’t enough proof sadly
Yeah, the brother did it
There WAS enough proof. A grand jury indicted them in 1999. The DA refused to file the charges bc all they cared about from Day 1 was protecting the Ramseys. The fact that the grand jury voted to indict wasn't even known until a few years ago bc the DA basically lied about it. Money makes you immune from the law in this country.
@@avalu4189 There was nothing but proof
@@miljaaironen5257 yes I know but there was lots of proof pointing at lots of people
My mom has always been haunted by this story since my grandma wanted to get my oldest sister into pageants. She’s always believed it was either her father or another father from a pageant. Either one is horrible to think of how she must’ve felt in her last hour
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I'm thinking maybe because that old guy who played santa cherished her gift bc he lost his own daughter. And thought of her as his own, or something. And it probably hurt when she died bc he knew what it was like losing his own daughter.
Thats what I was thinking as well. it's mentioned that he regularly visited the house- sounds to me like he had become a grandfather figure.
I agree but it is a little creepy with the ashes thing I would think he would want something from his daughter
@@presleykate2427 for sure for sure, do you think he said that before or after she died?
@@presleykate2427 it seemed to me that he didn't have anything from his daughter 🤔
A6Daddy's Sugar Baby his daughter had died in the 70s so after but of your talking about the girl I think before
I feel so bad for the girl. Even before she was killed, she was just surrounded by all these creepy old men and women. It sucks that just about all of their family friends were creeps.
Mary McGinnis *yeah me too*
I wonder how they didn’t hear anything down below and I’m pretty sure the little girl will start to cry so unless she was too quiet they would of went down to check
Caden Saunders Depends on how soundproof the house is.
Mary McGinnis o i never seen 1Mil LIKES
Mary McGinnis
The way Ryan couldn't even present the most likely suspect in this case (Burke Ramsey) because otherwise he'd hit Buzzfeed with a multi-million dollar lawsuit 💀
Is the brother suing people for saying it was him?
@@Kai-dl4vm yes for defamation. He has sued so so many people from CBS, star, new York post, and court tv.
That says from him "compensating too much because I'm actually guilty"
@@Kai-dl4vm So Ryan thinks it's the brother of JonBenét Ramsey who killed her?
Why do people think the brother killed her?
I feel so bad laughing during this video but damn it when he said Trust me, I’m a sicko 👹Write me back!
😂😂😂
how do you have such a high concentration of perverts in one area, its insane
America
Sadly, they are everywhere.
Whtes
I used to work in the children's section of a public library. Trust me... they are everywhere.
Because creeps *are* everywhere. That's why it's disturbing.
I saw a whole series on this case and I am absolutely convinced the brother killed her and the parents covered it up to protect him.
hi so im just seeing this now after 9 months sorry- its the CBS special The Case of JonBenét Ramsey, and if you watch it it goes in to detail about the issues the brother had, proof a woman wrote the note, and much more. it was an inside job, tragic and heartbreaking
lolo paige what was the series called and what was it on ?
somebody legit let us know
Drop the series!!!!!
Yeah what’s this series called?
lifestoquick9 found it. It’s called The Case of JonBenét. It’s on Prime Video.
his "morse code" translates to "DASU" so I don't think he knows morse lmao
Hazel Moss Np,
I learned it a while ago so it wasn't too hard for me haha (as in I didn't have to like look it up and pause/unpause lol)
Is Dasu he did it
Maybe he thought the dad
Dammit Dasu’s back at it again
DASU... das u... that’s you... ladies and gentlemen we’ve figured it out
We all did it collectively as a fandom
It's so crazy how "close to home" this is. I work in Boulder and lived in Boulder County for 20 plus years. I would be just 5 days older than her. It's creepy listen to this case while I'm in Boulder.
that poor little girl had so many creepy stalkers like wtf
Karly Morton this is why beauty pageants for little kids are the worst thing
You're not allowed into the pageants unless you're with the family just so you know. At least that's how it was at the time. (I did pageants )
Brooke On Film And I’m certain a lot of creepy men thought you were *really* pretty.
The- potato-warrior Yikes where did you get that claim
Banana Cat your comment is the thing that creeped me out
yall remember that one episode on criminal minds where the brother kills his own brother at a young age because of anger? then the parents knew so they asked help with their relative which is a police. The police then went into the house and staged his death to look like it was a stranger murder because they wanted to protect the psychopath brother
YES OMG! I thought the exact same thing while rewatching this !
The brother wasn’t a psychopath though, he’s a sociopath. I know I’m nitpicking, sorry.
@@syafiraazzahra5118 aren't sociopaths made?
@@yumnasyeda2421 No, they are born sociopath if that’s what you’re asking
Do you remember which ep or season it was in ?
I keep imagining Gordon Ramsay whenever you say their names
Donut
@@urmom-ds5lw Vegan donut
Gordon Ramsay has an “a” in Ramsay, remember that and it’ll help you not think of him whenever someone says Ramsay/Ramsey
Same
@@Ookiam 🥬🍩
i 1000% believe the family did this just to stir the pot, and that’s so sickening. i hope she is at peace in the afterlife. i think children pageants are so creepy…
that poor little girl... she would have been 30 this year. she might have graduated, gone to college, travelled the world, fallen in love, gotten married, had a child- but somebody decided that they wouldn’t let her.
It’s so sad. What kind of sick evil person murders a six year old child?
@@sarahfrench6262 Her parents
Very ssd
@@sarahfrench6262 The brother. And the parents were complicit in covering it up with the help of the DA who was not going to indict any of the Ramseys.
@@sarahfrench6262 i think it was her brother that killed her, due jealousy maybe. And, I think he didn't meant to kill her so their parents try to cover it up.
The brother is so strange. I remember an interview he did as an adult about it all and the creepy guy smiled the entire time. Even when questioned about his smiling implicating him, he kept on smiling.... Because (in my own personal opinion) he literally got away with murder & his parents protected him. Of course for legal reasons, this is my opinion only & not fact. I’m am fully aware the brother will try and sue anyone who implicates him which is strange in itself. My opinion only.....
I want to believe that too but it just seems.... Like if you commited a crime and r on a tv interview, will you be smiling or trying to look sad so that no one things that you r the victim??
Ye it’s sus but on the other hand a lot of ppl smile while nervous such as ppl like me and I recall times where ppl ask me why I’m smiling in weird situations like when someone is hurt a lot of ppl are like “why are u smiling she’s hurt!”😅
@@avalu4189 I agree too... I mean why would someone smile on national TV or interview or something? He already knows people r behind him, why would he smile and confirm their suspicions if he has really done it?? I just think he is socially awkward or something..
@@ipshitakanungo3025 Ehh, I think especially in an interview about your murdered sister you won’t smile, atleast not as often as he did 😭
@@chickensjwnsjd9379 Ikr!!
i can’t wait to die so God can tell me all the tea about this case
Omg same 😂
Thats what i told my sis
LMAO
Pizza Gate
😤😤 facts
I am literally so upset that the police, chiefs and anyone didn’t find out the real killer yet. It’s been exactly YEARS and the killer is still identified.