What the Police Didn't Want You to See: JonBenét Crime Scene

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After a sensational new documentary on JonBenét Ramsey ’s 1996 murder sparked new theories involving a “mystery glass” and DNA, Knewz.com breaks down the chilling details in the most comprehensive crime scene photo audit of the case yet. Police made mistake after mistake. They didn’t secure the crime scene . Friends of the family wandered through the house, potentially ruining evidence. JonBenét ’s father moved her body, altering the scene before investigators could examine it. Initially, authorities treated the case as a kidnapping. This delayed critical investigations. Additionally, police “did not consider [the home] a crime scene " and the Ramseys “called their friends over,” possibly contaminating the home, Carol McKinley, a Denver Gazette reporter who. THE first FBI agent to arrive at the scene of JonBenet Ramsey’s brutal murder has revealed the catastrophic mistake made by police in Boulder, Colorado. Expert analysis examines all major aspects of the murder of JonBenet Ramsey and whether it seemed staged. Us’ preview clip features an interview with Ron Walker, the first FBI special agent on the scene 20 years ago when the 6-year-old pageant queen was found dead in her family’s Boulder, Colorado,. We break down the chilling details of JonBenét Ramsey’s murder in the most comprehensive crime scene photo audit yet of the cold case. These people, who believe an intruder killed JonBenét , are persuaded by key pieces of evidence including an unidentified male’s DNA which was found in JonBenét’s underwear, according to Crime Museum , and a suitcase found in the Ramseys’ basement, per Bustle. JonBenét Ramsey was found dead in her Colorado home on Dec. Here’s everything to know about the eight pieces of evidence that could potentially lead police to her killer.