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"December 23, 1993: A 911 call is placed from the Ramsey residence.
Just three days prior to the discovery of the body, a call was made from their home. However, on January 10, reports from CNN suggest that this call may have been a mistake made by a drunken guest at a party.
December 25, 1996: The Ramseys celebrate Christmas at a family friend's gathering.
After enjoying the festivities at Fleet White's home, the Ramseys return, and JonBenét heads off to bed. Some speculate that she may have sneaked back downstairs and had a disagreement with her brother over a late-night snack of pineapple, which was found undigested in her stomach.
December 26, 1996: JonBenét is reported missing.
At 5:30 a.m., while preparing coffee, Patsy discovers a two-and-a-half-page handwritten ransom note on the back stairs leading to the kitchen, claiming her daughter has been kidnapped, as reported by the Denver Post. The note demands that $118,000 be withdrawn from their account, specifying that $100,000 should be in $100 bills and the remaining $18,000 in $20 bills.
Interestingly, this amount matched John’s Christmas bonus. The note instructed them not to contact the police, but Patsy calls 911 anyway. By 6 a.m., Officer Rick French arrives and conducts a search, stopping by the door behind which JonBenét would later be found but not opening it, according to Newsweek. In the early afternoon, Detective Linda Arndt, the first investigator on the scene, advises John and Fleet White, who had come to support the family, to conduct a thorough search of the house. During this search, John opens the door to the basement's spare room—where Christmas gifts had been hidden—and discovers JonBenét’s body.
December 28, 1996: The Ramseys work with the authorities
The family visits the Boulder police station, where they willingly provide hair, blood, and handwriting samples. The police later confirm that John’s adult children, John Andrew and Melinda, were away when the murder took place, so they are not considered suspects.
December 29, 1996: The family travels to Atlanta
Just a few days after the tragedy, the Ramseys return to their former hometown of Atlanta. December 31, 1996: JonBenét’s funeral takes place The six-year-old is laid to rest in Marietta, Georgia, beside her older half-sister Elizabeth, who tragically passed away in a car accident in 1992. Approximately 200 family members and friends gather for a ceremony at the family’s former church.
January 1, 1997: John and Patsy participate in a New Year’s Day interview
JonBenét’s parents sit down for a challenging 45-minute interview with CNN in Atlanta, where they were staying with relatives. While Boulder police assured the public that there was no active threat, Patsy expressed her concerns on air, stating, “There is a killer on the loose… if I lived in Boulder, I would advise my friends to keep their children close, as there’s someone out there.”
January 2, 1997: Investigators track the family to Georgia
A group of five detectives from Boulder travels to Atlanta, as reported by CNN. The investigators were taken aback that the Ramseys agreed to the television interview, given their previous claims of being too distraught to speak with the police.
January 3, 1997: Detectives disclose that the ransom note was composed inside the home
Authorities reveal that the ransom note was written on a pad found within the house, suggesting it was likely penned after the murder. John and Patsy make their way back to Boulder. Boulder police also head to Charlevoix, Michigan, to search the Ramsey family's summer residence.
And so on
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