Forever Young: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey?
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I wanna be a, I wanna be a... JonBenet Ramsey, the story you can't forget.
The case you think you know. With all that attention, all that scrutiny, why hasn't this crime been solved? One simple reason, the police have refused help that was offered, and it could have helped. But now, is the new documentary series changing the picture?
Go back to the damn drawing board.
So early on, they locked into this crazy idea that the parents were responsible. They get tunnel vision.
With new DNA technology, is a solution closer than ever? We think the crime can be solved.
Inspiring John Ramsey.
Tonight, the new John Ramsey interview. You dwell on your loss, and you just can't do that. And what you've never seen before. From the iconic Barbara Walters sit-down.
This was a monster that killed our daughter. And the police think that it's you.
Now the detective who defied the police.
They knew at the time that there was DNA and that it was not from him. See, DNA.
And he just said, I have a name. I want you to write it down. And I did. And he said, that's where you start. All but one person on that list is innocent. Then you got your killer.
She was a beautiful child of God. We knew she was special. We knew she was gonna make a difference. We certainly didn't expect it to be this way. And yet, here's a child who is known literally around the world. So she did become special.
She is the special little girl forever six years old. While JonBenet Ramsey remains frozen in time, her father has endured nearly three decades without justice, without answers, and without his daughter. I sat down for a new interview with the now 81-year-old Jon Ramsey. Hello, sir. Myron Vince. Myron John.
I had JonBenet bless my life for six years, and she really was a blessing. Just an amazing little kid. She was daddy's girl. She was daddy's girl, big time. Do you allow yourself to think, what if this hadn't happened? I don't. I did run into one of her little friends on the street who was now, you know, 30 and an adult, and that was a little bit of a jolt. I think, wow, that could have been JonBenet. She's still my little girl. That's the picture I have in my head when I think of her.
Ramsey has renewed hope that his daughter's killer can finally be found, confident that advances in DNA technology are the key to solving the mystery.
There's been a number of old, old cold cases solved using this genealogy research.
There was no more important story in the country than the disappearance and the death of your daughter.
Police have still not named a suspect.
It's now been 12 days since Jean Benet Ramsey was murdered. Officers have spent more than 3,000 hours processing evidence and interviewing more than 90 people.
With all that attention, all that scrutiny, why hasn't this crime been solved?
One simple reason, the police have refused help that was offered. They had no experience. They didn't have a homicide department.
that police response in its aftermath is the focus of a new netflix docuseries cold case who killed john bonnet ramsey someone killed this six-year-old child you have a small town police force that gets a crime that they're not used to is it fair to question the boulder police department's experience ability to investigate a homicide i don't think so just because you have one homicide in a year i think his
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