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  Brian Scott
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-28-2021, 07:26 PM - Forum: Housekeepers, workers in the house - No Replies

Boulder, Colorado
June 1995

Brian Scott began working as landscaper for the Ramseys

"Scott, who had graduated from the University of Colorado the year before, told the detective that he’d started working for the Ramseys in June 1995 as a landscaper. He’d only been in the basement to fix the sprinkler clock. He didn’t know there was a wine cellar, much less where it was." [Brian Scott, PMPTpg204]


In PMPT - -  worked outside, spoke of the kids.  

He gave handwriting, prints and DNA.  He was cleared.

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  Basement clean, paint, carpet fall 1994
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-28-2021, 07:12 PM - Forum: The House at 755 15th Street, Boulder, CO - Replies (2)

Boulder, Colorado
Fall 1994

Basement Painted
New Carpet

Basement Painted and new carpet in basement 755 15th Street

"TRIP DEMUTH: Was there some time that you had the basement painted? PATSY RAMSEY: Yeah. TRIP DEMUTH: When was that? PATSY RAMSEY: That was before the home tour. That would have been like the fall of '94, we had it painted and the carpet laid down there." [0353-19 Patsy BPD Interview 6/98]


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Boulder, Colorado
December 3, 1994

House Tour
1,500-2,000 Guests

Historic Homes for the Holidays Tour and "A Colorado Christmas" Video

"Visitors recall her greeting them at the door with JonBenet and Burke by her side, all of them in matching sweaters. Featured in JonBenet's room were her trophies, sashes, and medals." [9/16/97 Vanity Fair] - "The basement was converted into a bustling headquarters for the guides and servers as some two thousand people visited. Ten volunteers manned the house every hour" [STpg83]

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  JonBenét's FIRST performance
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-28-2021, 06:54 PM - Forum: Pageants - Replies (2)

Boulder, Colorado
1993

Boulder High
School theater

Dance recital Boulder High School Theatre (Age 3)

"John and I first discovered JonBenet's penchant for performing when she was three years old and participated in her first dance recital, held at the Boulder High School theater. Five little munchkins tap-danced as they sang, "I Want to Hold your Hand" by the Beatles." (snip) "But JonBenet just beamed." [DOIpg53]

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  moving from Atlanta to Boulder
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-28-2021, 06:36 PM - Forum: The House at 755 15th Street, Boulder, CO - Replies (1)



Moving Day
From Atlanta to Boulder

Ramsey Thanksgiving 1991 (Moved to 755 15th Street)

"On Thanksgiving Day 1991, I stood in the driveway of our Atlanta home, watching as all our worldly possessions were loaded into a big moving van headed west." (snip) "The little "fixer-upper" on fifteenth Street turned out to be a very costly 6,500 square foot sinkhole." (snip) "We quickly hooked up with architect Thomas Hand, who began to help us with the remodeling plans." [DOIpg66]

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  renting before buying
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-28-2021, 06:18 PM - Forum: The House at 755 15th Street, Boulder, CO - No Replies

Ramsey Move to Boulder Colorado


"In the fall of 1990, driving toward the majestic mountains looming in the distance" [DOIpg61] "He had already rented an upstairs apartment at the corner of Nineteenth and Pearl Streets" (snip) "The kids and I moved in along with my dad, who now was also working for Access. Every day, while John went to the office (snip), I would go out with Joel Ripmaster, our realtor. [DOIpg63]

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  What the grand jury saw
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-25-2021, 07:23 PM - Forum: Grand Jury Indictments - No Replies

   

As most of you know, I have a large collection of case documents.  I am very hesitant to make things public as they are often twisted, edited, used for ill purposes.  

After a recent discussion with someone about the Grand Jury, I decided it is time to make clear just what kind of information was hammered into the grand jury.  So I am going to share a page...  well, part of it.

This is the kind of thing that the persecutors pushed - - - they treated Lou Smit with disrespect, denied my a seat so I could discredit Donald Foster - - a man they totally relied on to get the weak indictment from the GJ.  Instead they cemented in the minds of the grand jurors that they KNEW who did this - - it was her family, and they were working so HARD to prove it.  Why over two years after the murder, they were still following Patsy and recording her every move.  

No reason to investigate intruder suspects Lou Smit asked them to, they already knew who did it - - - just needed the GJ to let them have their day in court to convict her!

So here is part of a page the grand jury go to see.  On March 3rd, 1999, Patsy was followed as she dropped Burke off to school and then did her errands.  They noted everything, from the make of the car to the license plate number to the diner she went to, who she met, how long they visited.  I don't think we need to know who she visited that day or any day.  She was living a fairly normal life.  She had groceries to shop for, visits to the beauty parlor.  Her two sisters and parents lived nearby, she had doctor appointments and lawyer visits, church.    

On that day, she left a store at 5:57 and drove to pick Burke up from school.  They got home and the officer who had been following her for 9 hours quit for the day.  

The grand jury was continuously left with the knowledge that Patsy was being followed every day because the BPD wanted her on trial for this murder.

Meanwhile, reasonable suspects were NOT being investigated, followed.   I find that to be upsetting.

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  Brennan story on
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-18-2021, 01:50 AM - Forum: Flashlight - No Replies

RAMSEY CASE A TRAGEDY OF ERRORS INEXPERIENCE, SYMPATHY, UNWILLINGNESS TO ASK FOR HELP COMBINE TO TRIP UP THE INVESTIGATION
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
June 8, 1997Browse Issues
Author/Byline: Charlie Brennan Kevin McCullen
Hidden in plain sight
A patrol officer who was among the first on the scene Dec. 26 noticed a heavy, police-style flashlight on the Ramseys' kitchen counter.
He asked who owned it. None of the police claimed it.
That officer, sources say, suggested to a detective that it be seized as potential evidence. He was rebuffed and told to keep his nose out of detectives' affairs, sources say.
The autopsy found that JonBenet had suffered a fractured skull caused by a heavy, blunt instrument.
The News has learned that a flashlight from the Ramsey home did, eventually, find its way to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation with dozens of other items seized from the residence.
But sources say the flashlight at the CBI is not the one spotted on the Ramseys' kitchen counter.
That flashlight's whereabouts remain a mystery.

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  DiscoveryPlus (Arrow Productions)
Posted by: jameson245 - 01-07-2021, 06:11 PM - Forum: 2021 - No Replies

JonBenét Ramsey's family hopes new Discovery+ documentary will ‘keep the case alive’
Sara M Moniuszko
USA TODAY


Twenty-four years after JonBenét Ramsey’s death, her family still has questions – and a new documentary aims to reignite the search for answers to the still-unsolved case.
In "JonBenét Ramsey: What Really Happened?” (now streaming on the new Discovery+), the journey to find the truth about the 6-year-old, who was murdered on Dec. 26, 1996, unfolds through the narration of Lou Smit, a Colorado Springs, Colorado, homicide detective who came out of retirement to help with the case and kept an audio diary.
Smit’s voice is heard in previously unreleased audiotapes as he works tirelessly to find evidence and uncover the truth, even as others on the case worked against him.
In an interview with USA TODAY, JonBenét's father John Ramsey, who appears in the documentary along with Smit's daughter, son and others connected to the investigation, said he was “grateful (Smit) was brought into the case” but only knew him by reputation, which included solving more than 200 homicide cases.

How to watch:Discovery+ streaming service goes live with new '90 Day' series and shows from Chip and Joanna Gaines
JonBenét’s brother John Andrew Ramsey, who also appears in the documentary, says Smit’s dedication was to JonBenét, not to the Ramsey family.


“If he had thought for a moment that Dad or (his late wife) Patsy were capable of this murder, he would have pursued them to the end of this Earth,” he says. “Lou was a true victims’ advocate, and that’s all you can ask for.”
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Smit’s audiotapes were also new to both John Ramsey and John Andrew Ramsey as they watched the film.
“I was not aware of the audiotapes… It’s a real asset to solving this case, still,” John Ramsey says, adding that hearing Smit’s voice again gave him a “nice warm feeling. He was quite a person … a legend in Colorado for what he’d accomplished in his career.” (The detective died in 2010.) 

John Ramsey admits he didn’t watch the whole film, realizing it would be too painful – “It’s just hard to revisit that for me, quite frankly,” he says – but spoke to a major theme of the film: how the police misjudged him and Patsy.
“The death of JonBenét took away my desire to live for a while; the actions of the police took away my ability to live normally and that, to some extent, continued for a long time in the way we were treated and assaulted,” he says.


Contrary to what some may think, John Ramsey says he felt “uplifted by our fellow humans in public." Instead, he and his wife “were getting crucified by” the police.  
“The police drew a conclusion immediately that day, the next day and then tried to find the evidence to prove it. And the evidence they were finding was, unfortunately for them, contradictory to their conclusion," he says. "But they never admitted that and struggled with that for years and spent millions of taxpayers' dollars trying to prove otherwise."


John Ramsey says he doesn’t fault the Boulder Police Department for their lack of experience in solving homicides but does fault them for refusing help from people who “knew what they were doing at the time,” including the FBI and people like Smit.
“That’s where big egos get in the way of what should be done right,” he says.
John hopes the documentary will “keep the case alive. We’re hoping somebody will come forward with some information that will be helpful.”
John Andrew echoes the sentiment: “There’s no upside in doing these documentaries for my dad and I personally; it’s painful. We’re reliving a trauma… but it’s a lever we pull to apply pressure to the police to do the right thing.”
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But it also serves as a lesson.
“What the police did to our family is a massive miscarriage of justice, and it needs to be documented, it’s history, it’s the unfortunate truth. It shouldn’t happen again. It shouldn’t happen to another family.”
“Hopefully, police departments can learn what was done wrong,” his father adds.
The documentary ends with hope that new DNA technologies will help solve the case once and for all, giving Ramsey’s family some closure and validating Smit’s hard work.
John Andrew says he’s spoken to labs and scientists who are familiar with the case and “all (are) willing to help. But right now, the case resides with the Boulder Police Department, and they aren’t listening, so we’ll have to apply some pressure to get them to listen to some experts. This can be solved," he says. "It's gonna take hard work, it's gonna take passion... If you don't have the heart, it doesn't get solved. And the reality is, the Boulder Police don't have the heart."

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  BODE tested this nightgown
Posted by: jameson245 - 12-29-2020, 06:28 PM - Forum: Barbie nightgown - Replies (1)

BODE TECHNOLOGY WRITTEN ANALYSIS ON DNA IN THE JONBENÉT RAMSEY CASE. 

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There are two years to focus on regarding the two different types of DNA testing in the JonBenét Ramsey case: 1997 and 2008
First:
·        1997 – DNA Testing from JonBenét’s panties and from under her fingernails. Three different areas were tested. The method of testing was short tandem repeats.
January 15, 1997 - The first testing was done by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and delivered to Boulder Police on January 15, 1997. The report concluded:  
“The DNA profiles developed from [(bloodstains from panties as well as from right- and left-hand fingernails from JonBenét] revealed a mixture from which the major component matched JonBenét. If the minor components contributed from [bloodstains from panties as well as from right- and left-hand fingernails from JonBenét] were contributed by a single individual, then John Andrew Ramsey, Melinda Ramsey, John B. Ramsey, Patricia Ramsey, Burke Ramsey, Jeff Ramsey [etc.] would be excluded as a source of the DNA analyzed on those exhibits.”      
February 1997 – Boulder police send the Colorado Bureau of Investigation testing to CellMark Diagnostics. 
May, 1997 - The results from CellMark, which were delivered to Boulder Police in May of 1997, reveal “no surprises” as they were similar to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation results.
I asked DNA expert Dr. Elizabeth Johnson from Thousand Oaks, California to review the 1997 findings.  She wrote that the minor or foreign DNA was ‘very weak’.  Dr. Johnson indicated that the DNA from all three 1997 samples [panties and left and right fingernails from JonBenét] was from the same person. She added that, if the DNA from these samples was from the same person, it eliminated the Ramseys and their family members as contributors to the mixture.
There is additional comment on the 1997 testing. In 2008, when Bode Technology DNA investigators analyzed untested clothing, they also gave an opinion on the 1997 testing.  The two Bode DNA experts stated they believed the testing was accurate and would “testify” in court if necessary according to a Boulder District Attorney Investigator Report.   
Advances in DNA testing and identification developed very rapidly so in 2008, a decision was made by then-Boulder District Attorney Mary Lacy, for a new type of DNA testing on previously untested clothing of JonBenét.
·        2008 – New Touch DNA Testing from four different areas of JonBenét’s ‘white long underwear bottoms’ at the waist band. – Exterior top right half of long johns, Exterior top left half of long johns, Interior top right half of long johns, Interior top left half of long johns: 
This Touch DNA testing was completed by Bode Laboratories/Technology. This clothing had never been tested. There were other items sent in for the touch DNA testing at that time, but the documents concentrated on for this portion are the touch DNA testing analysis from the long johns. Eight years later, DNA experts hired by Colorado television station KUSA and newspaper The Daily Camera questioned the validity of the 2008 DNA testing The experts analyzed the 2008 Bode tests including written and laboratory results.
The documentation below is the written analysis by Bode Labs on the long johns delivered to the Boulder District Attorney’s Office.  Again, there were four test areas completed on the waist band of the long johns. This is the first time this documentation has  been made public. Bode Technology stands by its results in these documents on its 2008 DNA JonBenét Ramsey testing.
·        March 24, 2008 – These are the results of the request by then-Boulder District Attorney Mary Lacy for Bode Lab/Technology to examine the 2008 waist band/long john results and compare it to the 1997 DNA results from the different clothing  

REPORT PAGE 1
REPORT PAGE 2

 
June 20, 2008 – These are test results asked for by then-Boulder District Attorney Mary Lacy for Bode Lab/Technology to compare the 2008 Touch DNA Test results from JonBenét’s long johns with the 1997 DNA testing from JonBenét’s panties and from under the fingernails of each hand.

REPORT PAGE 1
REPORT PAGE 2


REPORT PAGE 3
REPORT PAGE 4

 
May 12, 2008 – These are the results of Touch DNA testing on a different piece of clothing from the long johns.  It’s JonBenét’s “Barbie Nightgown” which was found in the storage room next to JonBenét’s body. The testing is described as “Blood Standards”.
They were taken from four areas of the nightgown:  Exterior and interior of the bottom front of nightgown, exterior of the left shoulder region front and back of nightgown, exterior of the right shoulder region front and back of nightgown, exterior and interior of the bottom back of nightgown.

REPORT PAGE 1
REPORT PAGE 2


REPORT PAGE 3
REPORT PAGE 4

 
There will be more JonBenét Ramsey DNA documentation on this website as it becomes available. I have made the written analysis documentation public for more transparency on the Ramsey case. It was obtained from a Colorado Open Records Request to the Boulder District Attorney’s Office in October of 2016.
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  One more off the suspect list
Posted by: jameson245 - 12-26-2020, 02:26 AM - Forum: jameson's back - No Replies

After being disappointed in the groups who have claimed to be interested in solving this, I decided to follow through on my best suspect.  A few months ago I traveled cross country, located my suspect, staked out his house for a week before I could get his DNA.  In the end, I didn't catch the killer but we can now remove one of Lou's Priority 1 suspects.    

I fear the killer will get away with murder, and in this age of COVID, few will do what it would take to catch him.

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