Chriseans Missing Tooth

The ransom note is one of the strangest pieces of evidence in the JonBenét Ramsey case. And the more you examine the references, the more questions it raises. It wasn’t just a demand for money. The writer appeared to know personal details about John Ramsey, borrowed language resembling Hollywood kidnapping movies, and issued elaborate instructions for a kidnapping that apparently never happened. Look at the personal references to John: • $118,000: The exact ransom demand, remarkably close to John’s $118,117 bonus. • His business: The writer claimed to respect John’s business, but not the country it served. • His Southern background: The writer appealed to John’s “good southern common sense.” • His wealth: The note warned John not to think that being a “fat cat” would make killing his daughter difficult. 🫣 • His name: The note repeatedly addressed John personally, rather than JonBenét’s parents together. Whoever wrote this note seemed far more interested in John Ramsey than in explaining who supposedly kidnapped his daughter.