10-25-2018, 08:50 PM
*sigh*
August 23, 2002
Charlie Brennan, of the Rocky Mountain News, reported on two of the most puzzling question facing the investigators. "BOULDER - Investigators have answered two vexing questions in the JonBenét Ramsey case that have long helped support the theory that an intruder killed her, according to sources close to the case. The answers, which have been known to investigators for some time but never publicly revealed, could be seen to weaken the intruder theory.
The two clues are: A mysterious Hi-Tec boot print in the mold on the floor of the Ramsey’s' wine cellar, near JonBenét's body, has been linked by investigators to Burke. It is believed to have been left there under circumstances unrelated to JonBenét's murder. Burke, now 15, has repeatedly been cleared by authorities of any suspicion in the 1996 Christmas night slaying, and that has not changed. A palm print on the door leading to that same wine cellar, long unidentified, is that of Melinda Ramsey, JonBenét's adult half-sister. She was in Georgia at the time of the murder."
################# The boot has never linked to Burke, if anyone has a pair of boots from that time and place, they could still solve this case - - the prints are not the only evidence they hold - - they would also hold DNA evidence.
Melinda gave her evidence very early on and police kept taking prints from people BECAUSE THE PRINTS AT THE CRIME SCENE DONT BELONG TO MELINDA.
August 23, 2002
Charlie Brennan, of the Rocky Mountain News, reported on two of the most puzzling question facing the investigators. "BOULDER - Investigators have answered two vexing questions in the JonBenét Ramsey case that have long helped support the theory that an intruder killed her, according to sources close to the case. The answers, which have been known to investigators for some time but never publicly revealed, could be seen to weaken the intruder theory.
The two clues are: A mysterious Hi-Tec boot print in the mold on the floor of the Ramsey’s' wine cellar, near JonBenét's body, has been linked by investigators to Burke. It is believed to have been left there under circumstances unrelated to JonBenét's murder. Burke, now 15, has repeatedly been cleared by authorities of any suspicion in the 1996 Christmas night slaying, and that has not changed. A palm print on the door leading to that same wine cellar, long unidentified, is that of Melinda Ramsey, JonBenét's adult half-sister. She was in Georgia at the time of the murder."
################# The boot has never linked to Burke, if anyone has a pair of boots from that time and place, they could still solve this case - - the prints are not the only evidence they hold - - they would also hold DNA evidence.
Melinda gave her evidence very early on and police kept taking prints from people BECAUSE THE PRINTS AT THE CRIME SCENE DONT BELONG TO MELINDA.