In article <nm7173137dkbtcve9en3ssu8aa2hdush66@4ax.com>, cefvbg@fgc.com
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> JonBenét Patricia Ramsey (August 6, 1990 – December 26, 1996) was a
> six-year-old girl found murdered in the basement of her parents' home
> in Boulder, Colorado, nearly eight hours after she was reported
> missing. The case drew attention throughout the United States when no
> suspect was charged and suspicions turned to possible family
> involvement. The tantalizing clues of the case inspired numerous books
> and articles that attempt to solve the mystery. Many details of the
> case, including her parents' wealth, her apparently violent death, and
> the fact that JonBenét had frequently been entered in beauty contests,
> enhanced public interest in the case.
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> The results of the autopsy revealed that JonBenét was killed by
> strangulation and a skull fracture. A garrotte made from a length of
> nylon cord and the handle of a paintbrush had been used to strangle
> her; her skull had suffered severe blunt trauma; she likely was
> sexually assaulted either digitally or with a paintbrush, but there
> was no evidence of rape. The official cause of death was asphyxia due
> to strangulation associated with craniocerebral trauma. The brush end
> of the paint brush was found in a tub of Patsy Ramsey's art supplies,
> but the top third never was located despite extensive searching of the
> house by law enforcement in subsequent days.[2] Experts noted that the
> construction of the garrotte required a special knowledge of knots.
> Autopsy also revealed that the child had eaten pineapple only a few
> hours before the murder, of which her mother claimed to be unaware;
> some medical experts[citation needed] believe this could have happened
> in the afternoon before the Ramseys went to a party given by their
> close friends, Fleet and Priscilla White, whereas others say[citation
> needed] it must have been after the Ramseys came home (even though the
> parents claimed she had fallen asleep in the car and remained asleep
> while put to bed). The latter theory is most plausible, since
> photographs of the home, taken the day JonBenét's body was found, show
> a bowl of pineapple on the kitchen table with a spoon in it. Neither
> Patsy nor John remembers putting this bowl on the table nor feeding it
> to JonBenét.
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I killed JonBenet Ramesey. Oh wait, no, that someone else.
Nevermind.
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