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Patsey Unsolved Murder Essay

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JonBenét Ramsey: Unsolved Murder After looking over all of the evidence in the JonBenét Ramsey murder case it is clear to me that the Ramsey family murdered JonBenét. I believe that the brother Burke Ramsey actually killed JonBenét but Patsey and John conducted the covered up. Out of all the suspects that were interrogated he was the only one that stood out to me. Burke was the only person that could of done it. He was in the house at the time of the murder, he was jealous of JonBenét because she was the pageant winner and like the trophy child in the family. She always got what she wanted and she always got more attention from her parents then Burke did. First of all there is an easy motive for Burke with his sister, he was always jealous and he was always quiet and to himself unlike JonBenét she …show more content…

He did not mean to kill her but he did want to hurt her cause she stole the pineapple. Patsy and John heard them fighting came down the stairs and saw JonBenét on the floor and they freaked out and panicked. They couldn’t let this get out into the public cause they were an eyesore and they new that if the word of Burke killing JonBenét they knew they would lose Burke too. So patsy and John did what they had to do. Patsy wrote a ransom note put it in the stairs, John “strangled” her and made it look like someone had broken in by smashing a window and tieing JonBenét up and hid her in the basement and locked the door. They told Burke not to worry and to got to sleep and told him the plan on how he did not do it and that he didn’t know what happened to

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