We Have Your Daughter: The Unsolved Murder of Jonbenét Ramsey Twenty Years Later
We Have Your Daughter: The Unsolved Murder of Jonbenét Ramsey Twenty Years Later
New information from We Have Your Daughter has been revealed. Here is some of it.
The Family
As a top reporter in Denver, Paula Woodward was one of the few who had access to the Ramsey attorneys and thus the family. One of the prevailing questions in most of the television specials is about the bowl of pineapple on the kitchen table with Burke and Patsy's fingerprints on the bowl. That pineapple has been linked to JonBenét's death on some television broadcasts because of a reference in the autopsy to JonBenét having "fragments like pineapple" in her stomach. For more than a year after the murder, the pineapple theory behind her death was talked about. But when Boulder police finally had the material in her stomach tested at the University of Colorado in Boulder in October of 1997, they found out two months later in December, that the material was pineapple, plus grapes, grape skins, and cherries. That is food similar to that found in a fruit cocktail. What does that mean?
This is the type of exclusive and factual information you will find in We Have Your Daughter that allows you to challenge preconceived theories. In 2010, Woodward interviewed Burke Ramsey specifically for her book.
- Burke discussed his family and the chaos surrounding the case. Woodward has obtained a Boulder Social Services Evaluation of the Child about Burke Ramsey that states "From the interview it is clear that Burke was not a witness to JonBenét's death." That raises more doubts about those who believe Burke was involved in his sister's death and again reinforces the information Woodward has researched and uncovered.
- In an interview with Burke Ramsey from 2010, he talks about his mom and how she taught him he could be optimistic or pessimistic about all the tragedies in their family. She chose positive for herself and so did he both believing it was important to find joy in each day.
- After Patsy Ramsey was diagnosed again with cancer in 2002, she began sharing private conversations with Paula in 2004 and 2005. This information was to be used after she died.
- John Ramsey gave Paula access to his personal journal as well as access to JonBenét's personal drawings and photos
The Handwriting Test Results
Handwriting is another key controversial part of this investigation and story. Paula has information and findings that show issues with how Boulder Police handled this aspect of the investigation. She discusses the results of the handwr
The Family
As a top reporter in Denver, Paula Woodward was one of the few who had access to the Ramsey attorneys and thus the family. One of the prevailing questions in most of the television specials is about the bowl of pineapple on the kitchen table with Burke and Patsy's fingerprints on the bowl. That pineapple has been linked to JonBenét's death on some television broadcasts because of a reference in the autopsy to JonBenét having "fragments like pineapple" in her stomach. For more than a year after the murder, the pineapple theory behind her death was talked about. But when Boulder police finally had the material in her stomach tested at the University of Colorado in Boulder in October of 1997, they found out two months later in December, that the material was pineapple, plus grapes, grape skins, and cherries. That is food similar to that found in a fruit cocktail. What does that mean?
This is the type of exclusive and factual information you will find in We Have Your Daughter that allows you to challenge preconceived theories. In 2010, Woodward interviewed Burke Ramsey specifically for her book.
- Burke discussed his family and the chaos surrounding the case. Woodward has obtained a Boulder Social Services Evaluation of the Child about Burke Ramsey that states "From the interview it is clear that Burke was not a witness to JonBenét's death." That raises more doubts about those who believe Burke was involved in his sister's death and again reinforces the information Woodward has researched and uncovered.
- In an interview with Burke Ramsey from 2010, he talks about his mom and how she taught him he could be optimistic or pessimistic about all the tragedies in their family. She chose positive for herself and so did he both believing it was important to find joy in each day.
- After Patsy Ramsey was diagnosed again with cancer in 2002, she began sharing private conversations with Paula in 2004 and 2005. This information was to be used after she died.
- John Ramsey gave Paula access to his personal journal as well as access to JonBenét's personal drawings and photos
The Handwriting Test Results
Handwriting is another key controversial part of this investigation and story. Paula has information and findings that show issues with how Boulder Police handled this aspect of the investigation. She discusses the results of the handwr
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New information from We Have Your Daughter has been revealed. Here is some of it.
The Family
As a top reporter in Denver, Paula Woodward was one of the few who had access to the Ramsey attorneys and thus the family. One of the prevailing questions in most of the television specials is about the bowl of pineapple on the kitchen table with Burke and Patsy's fingerprints on the bowl. That pineapple has been linked to JonBenét's death on some television broadcasts because of a reference in the autopsy to JonBenét having "fragments like pineapple" in her stomach. For more than a year after the murder, the pineapple theory behind her death was talked about. But when Boulder police finally had the material in her stomach tested at the University of Colorado in Boulder in October of 1997, they found out two months later in December, that the material was pineapple, plus grapes, grape skins, and cherries. That is food similar to that found in a fruit cocktail. What does that mean?
This is the type of exclusive and factual information you will find in We Have Your Daughter that allows you to challenge preconceived theories. In 2010, Woodward interviewed Burke Ramsey specifically for her book.
- Burke discussed his family and the chaos surrounding the case. Woodward has obtained a Boulder Social Services Evaluation of the Child about Burke Ramsey that states "From the interview it is clear that Burke was not a witness to JonBenét's death." That raises more doubts about those who believe Burke was involved in his sister's death and again reinforces the information Woodward has researched and uncovered.
- In an interview with Burke Ramsey from 2010, he talks about his mom and how she taught him he could be optimistic or pessimistic about all the tragedies in their family. She chose positive for herself and so did he both believing it was important to find joy in each day.
- After Patsy Ramsey was diagnosed again with cancer in 2002, she began sharing private conversations with Paula in 2004 and 2005. This information was to be used after she died.
- John Ramsey gave Paula access to his personal journal as well as access to JonBenét's personal drawings and photos
The Handwriting Test Results
Handwriting is another key controversial part of this investigation and story. Paula has information and findings that show issues with how Boulder Police handled this aspect of the investigation. She discusses the results of the handwr
The Family
As a top reporter in Denver, Paula Woodward was one of the few who had access to the Ramsey attorneys and thus the family. One of the prevailing questions in most of the television specials is about the bowl of pineapple on the kitchen table with Burke and Patsy's fingerprints on the bowl. That pineapple has been linked to JonBenét's death on some television broadcasts because of a reference in the autopsy to JonBenét having "fragments like pineapple" in her stomach. For more than a year after the murder, the pineapple theory behind her death was talked about. But when Boulder police finally had the material in her stomach tested at the University of Colorado in Boulder in October of 1997, they found out two months later in December, that the material was pineapple, plus grapes, grape skins, and cherries. That is food similar to that found in a fruit cocktail. What does that mean?
This is the type of exclusive and factual information you will find in We Have Your Daughter that allows you to challenge preconceived theories. In 2010, Woodward interviewed Burke Ramsey specifically for her book.
- Burke discussed his family and the chaos surrounding the case. Woodward has obtained a Boulder Social Services Evaluation of the Child about Burke Ramsey that states "From the interview it is clear that Burke was not a witness to JonBenét's death." That raises more doubts about those who believe Burke was involved in his sister's death and again reinforces the information Woodward has researched and uncovered.
- In an interview with Burke Ramsey from 2010, he talks about his mom and how she taught him he could be optimistic or pessimistic about all the tragedies in their family. She chose positive for herself and so did he both believing it was important to find joy in each day.
- After Patsy Ramsey was diagnosed again with cancer in 2002, she began sharing private conversations with Paula in 2004 and 2005. This information was to be used after she died.
- John Ramsey gave Paula access to his personal journal as well as access to JonBenét's personal drawings and photos
The Handwriting Test Results
Handwriting is another key controversial part of this investigation and story. Paula has information and findings that show issues with how Boulder Police handled this aspect of the investigation. She discusses the results of the handwr
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