Foreign Faction: Who Really Kidnapped JonBenet? by Kolar A. James

Author:Kolar, A. James [Kolar, A. James]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, azw3, epub
ISBN: 9780984763221
Publisher: Ventus Publishing, llc
Published: 2012-06-13T22:00:00+00:00

There had been a number of occasions in the preceding months when I turned in for the night, contemplating the details of the case. It was a method of problem solving that had developed over years of police work, letting my subconscious evaluate all of the angles of an investigation while my physical body was rejuvenated by a night’s rest.

There were many times when I awoke the following morning with a different perspective, and this allowed me to pursue a new course of action. On a few occasions, thoughts would emerge in the middle of the night, and I learned to keep a notepad by my bedside to record these transient images. My research into the details of the Ramsey case was no different.

By that juncture, I had been scouring police reports and interviews for nearly five months, and something I read in the files that Thanksgiving weekend triggered a similar event. I awoke at 3:00 a.m. on one of those mornings for no apparent reason. I was suddenly and completely awake, and sat upright for a moment before moving into the living room.

It seemed a simple realization, but it dawned on me that Patsy had reported that she had never finished reading the ransom note before rushing upstairs and screaming for John. Yet, she was able to recite the name of the kidnappers during the panicked and hysterical 911 telephone call to police that morning.

She explained in her April 1997 interview that she had looked at the note when the dispatcher asked her if the kidnappers had identified themselves. I wasn’t buying the explanation.

John Ramsey, according to his statement, was on his hands and knees hovering over the note as he tried to read through it.50 He was facing south, and the note was spread from left to right. Patsy was on the phone about four – five feet away and would have been required to read the note upside down - that is, if she had been able to look through her husband.

It was a significant turning point for me and could be described as one of those “ah haa” moments when the truth has finally been revealed to the seeker.

It had taken a number of months of intensive examination of investigative files before I came to believe that the family was somehow involved in the death of JonBenét. I did not quite know how or why, but at that juncture, I no longer felt it was likely that an intruder had participated in this crime.

I returned to the office from the holiday weekend with a renewed energy and an expanded viewpoint. While continuing to evaluate the new leads that continuously streamed into our office, I began to narrow the focus of my review on the family, and observed a number of behavioral clues that seemed out of sync.

Suffice it to say, the more I scrutinized the Ramsey family, the more I came to believe that the likelihood of involvement by a kidnapper – intruder was becoming extremely remote.

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