Nearly 30 years after the tragic death of JonBenét Ramsey, her story remains one of the most discussed unsolved cases in American history. Now, her father, John Ramsey, has come forward with a striking new claim that could reopen public interest and potentially shift the direction of the investigation. In a recent interview, he suggested that his daughter’s murder might be linked to another violent attack in Boulder, Colorado, less than a year later. According to him, this raises the possibility that a masked intruder—rather than a family member—was responsible all along.
JonBenét, just six years old at the time, was a child beauty queen whose life ended tragically on December 26, 1996, in her family’s home. The circumstances of her death—including strangulation, blunt force trauma, and a mysterious ransom note—led investigators and the media to focus on the Ramsey family, creating intense public scrutiny. Despite years of speculation, no one was ever charged, and the case eventually went cold.
Now, John Ramsey believes investigators may have overlooked a key lead. He points to an attack on a 12-year-old girl in Boulder nine months after JonBenét’s death. The details of this assault bear striking similarities to JonBenét’s case. Both girls lived near one another, shared social circles, and were targeted in similar ways.
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