Ramseys Post Sketch on the Web

The Associated Press Saturday, June 3, 2000; 3:08 p.m. EDT

BOULDER, Colo.  John and Patsy Ramsey have posted a psychic's composite sketch of a suspect in their daughter's murder on their Internet site.

The sketch is based on the work of the late psychic, Dorothy Allison, who claimed to have assisted police investigations. Allison, who died last year, came up with her vision of the suspect during a 1998 appearance on a network television show.

Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner declined to comment on the psychic's work.

The Ramsey's Web site asks: "Have you seen this man? This man may have been in the Boulder area in December 1996. ... We firmly believe that this most horrible of killers will be caught based on information provided by people who care about right and wrong. ... Please help, so another innocent child will not be a victim and another family will not suffer unbearable grief."

The Ramseys have launched a much-publicized campaign they say is aimed at finding the killer of 6-year-old JonBenet, whose body was found beaten and strangled in the basement of their Boulder home on Dec. 26, 1996.

They also say they want Boulder police to stop focusing on them as possible suspects.

-- LOL (100%@guilty.), June 04, 2000

Answers

Here's the sketch:

-- bwhahahahaha (yeah@right.uhhuh), June 04, 2000.

"The Ramseys have launched a much-publicized campaign they say is aimed at finding the killer of 6-year-old JonBenet..."

Have they tried checking Golf Courses yet?

-- I Don't Believe Them (they@did.it), June 04, 2000.

Bwha,

Very amusing!

-- (retired@nd.happy), June 04, 2000.

it sounds like the same guy who killed ron and nicole...

-- Uncle Bob (unclb0b@aol.com), June 04, 2000.

John and Patsy need to look in the mirror to see the "real killers". What a horrible life that poor child must have had. Her father molested her and her mother murdered her. Like O.J., the Ramseys have hidden behind their money. How disgusting.

-- Jeanne (jcd51@webtv.net), June 04, 2000.

Jeanne, So right, money buys "justice" in the good ol' USA. With an oversupply of lawyers and politically selected judges, it's not gonna get any better very soon.

-- FactFinder (FactFinder@bzn.com), June 04, 2000.

BOULDER, Colo.  John and Patsy Ramsey have posted a psychic's composite sketch of a suspect in their daughter's murder on their Internet site.

The sketch is based on the work of the late psychic, Dorothy Allison, who claimed to have assisted police investigations. Allison, who died last year, came up with her vision of the suspect during a 1998 appearance on a network television show.

Oh okay so it is the late Dorothy Allison who died last year, 1999, so then tell me this....

What took so freaking LONG for them to 'out' the picture?

Ms Ramsey reminds me of an old familiar face....Susan Smith ring a bell?

As for the lie detector test, a strong dose of valium can 'con' anyone/thing.

I totally agree, $$$$$ walks, and so does OJ and the Ramsey's.

how sad.

-- consumer (shh@aol.com), June 04, 2000.

Rest easy my friends for the truest form of justice has been bestowed upon the Ramseys and Orenthal, an eternity of public scorn. No amounts of money will ever restore what these people must haverespect and adulation. They will be forever shunned by our society as long as they live and for them this will be hell on earth. I wish for them a long life so that they may experience the full force of disgust directed their way. Misery will be a constant companion to these scum and what could be more fitting punishment.

-- Ra (tion@l.1), June 05, 2000.

Ra: Nicely put, however ol OJ seems to be doing fine on the golf course!!!! Doesnt seem to be shunned.

Neither do the Ramsey's. Cant stand the valium induced whining wench.

Shoot, I could muster some tears if I were all drugged up as well.

I do Not believe they will see their public shunning a problem at all, but I do believe they have a MAKER to wit, one day they will Deal with it. IF they are guilty.

The shed blood of the innocent has been crying out since Abel & Cain.

-- consumer (shh@aol.com), June 05, 2000.