Other High Profile Cases and Persons of Interest > The murder of JonBenét Ramsey (6) on 25/26 December 1996.
JonBenét Investigation 2015 Team JBI
JonBenet Investigation:
The ransom note printed to put the money in a brown paper bag.
Our profile of why the killer wanted the money put in a brown paper bag for the drop off.
Why the brown paper bag?
(Biodgrade Naturally)
“Take in Take out” is a term use by mountain climbers to protect the parks from people’s damage from human waste.
Using a brown paper bag to hold human waste has been use for many years in the parks by rock climbers and trail guilds.
Storing the human waste in brown paper bags and then storing it in the climbers back pack in till they leave the park.
This helps keep the parks clean from human waste and it’s damaging effects to the parks.
If the killer’s plans was to have the ransom money put into a brown paper bag and then he places the brown paper money bag into his backpack, this may help hide the money from a surprise police search if he was stop and question by the police on his travels, the police may not check the brown paper bags in the backpack because it is known as a human waste bag used by climbers.
The range of fecal weights produced by individuals varies between 0.75 ounce and 0.66 pounds per day.
This may be how the killer was thinking as he printed the ransom note.
The brown paper bag (Tools of the trade).
The uses of brown paper bags by rock climbers and hikers teaches this person not to leave trace evidence in his travels to where he has been.
Team JBI
JonBenet Investigation:
Profile the ransom note.
Information:
Materials used to write RN. "the Ransom Note was drafted on paper taken from the middle of a pad of paper located in the Ramsey’s home and with a pen found in the kitchen. Additional sheets were missing from the pad and were never located in the home. The pen used to write the Ransom Note was sourced to the Ramsey’s home and found placed back in its normal place by the phone. Also, there was another page in the pad that had written on it "Mr. and Mrs. I," which some believe to have been an early "false start" of the Ransom Note. Tests show that it take 30 minutes to print the Ransom Note.
Character revelations from the handwriting: Our lab produce these profiles.
Great attention to detail: close i-dots
Low self-esteem: low t-bar crossing
Emotionally distant: all printing and vertical slant
Sexual frustration: incomplete lower loops
In a hurry: printing and frequent pen lifts
Domineering/ excessive need for control: downward t-bars
We can tell a lot about a person by how they write.
The Gender/Writer of the Ransom Note:
347 words - Female Score: 1007 points
- Male Score: 430 points
The Gender author of this passage is: Female!
DNA Analysis shows a male,
JBI profile shows male with female traits and has Multiple Sclerosis.
Team JBI
JonBenet Investigation:
Clues left by the killer of Jonbenet Ransey.
Next to the body was a imprint made in the salt covering the cold wet concrete wine cellar floor.
An imprint was found in the salt coating covering the wine cellar concrete floor next to where Jonbenet body was found.
The imprint looks like a carabiner imprint use by rockclimbers and trail guilds.
This smaller size carabiner is commonly use like a key ring.
This small carabiner could hold items like a small pulley use with nylon cords.
The ice climber’s tools of the trade.
What is this kind of tool?
A carabiner or karabiner is a metal loop with a sprung gate used to quickly and reversibly connect components in safety-critical systems.
The word is a shortened form of "Karabinerhaken", German for "spring hook for a carbine" Carabiner Carabiners are widely used in rope-intensive activities such as climbing, caving, sailing, rope rescue, construction, industrial rope work, and window cleaning.
They are made from both steel and aluminium.
Those used in sports tend to be of a lighter weight than those used in commercial applications and rope rescue.
Carabiners come in four characteristic shapes:
1.Oval: Symmetric. Most basic and utilitarian, also the least expensive. Smooth regular curves are gentle on equipment and allow easy repositioning of loads. Their greatest disadvantage is that a load is shared equally on both the strong solid spine and the weaker gated axis.
2.D: Asymmetric shape transfers the majority of their load onto the spine, the carabiner's strongest axis. Slightly more expensive.
3.Offset-D: Variant of a D with a greater asymmetry, allowing for a wider gate opening. Still more expensive.
4.Pear/HMS: Specialized oversized offset-D's used in belaying. Most expensive and heaviest carabiner.
Team JBI
JonBenet Investigation:
Wording from the ransom note can tell us how the killer was thinking.
One work that we look at.
What Is the Difference Between "Bring" and "Take"?
Whether you use “bring” or “take” generally depends on your point of reference for the action.
Bring
Bring means to bear HERE or move TOWARD the speaker/writer.
Bring is a verb used to show a motion towards you.
What this means is that you use bring when something is coming your way.
Take
Take means to bear THERE or to take AWAY from the speaker/writer.
Take is a verb used to show motion away from you.
What this means is that you use take when your are moving something away from you.
The use of bring and take is confusing for some.
The choice between bring or take depends on the location of the speaker/writer.
If the speaker/writer refers to something that is at his current location, he uses bring.
Generally, use bring when something moves from there to here.
Remember: Bring shows movement toward the writer: bring----> speaker/writer Take shows movement away from the writer:
speaker/writer ----> take The Ransom Note:
The note is 36 lines long; extreme for a ransom note.
Anxiety is seen as the length is an attempt to persuade.
Line from the Ransom Note: (Make sure that you bring an adequate size attache to the bank.)
Was the killer going to be in the house or out side the house the next moring between 8:00 am and 10:00 am to call and give instructions that would complete this crime.
The finish basement had a phone located next to the laundry room that the killer could easy use to make that call as he monitor the family.
We are getting close in this case.
Team JBI
JonBenet Investigation:
The official report show us that JonBenet was hit in the head at the time of death.
Crime Classification Manual (CCM) as a personal cause homicide.
Just out side the North side of the Ransey's house was a Butler kitchen service door. This is on the side yard of the house. Next to this door a few feet away was a child ball bat. The police found this bat on a rock wall and tested it for fibers, Fiber found on the ball bat match the carpet fiber next to where Jonbenet was killed in the basement.
Damage to Jonbenet head match the shape and side of the knob end of the child ball bat.
The Knob end shape and size of the bat was consistent with the damage made to the right side of JonBenet head.
The bat found out side the Butler door had carpet fibers on the bat’s surface as those found in the Ramsey’s basement.
The Butler door was found open and unlock that early morning by police. This door was just a few feet from the basement door were JonBenet was taken and killed.
The report call the head damage a Contusion.
Contusion:
Another name for a bruise.
A bruise, or contusion, is caused when blood vessels are damaged or broken as the result of a blow to the skin (be it bumping against something or hitting yourself with a hammer).
The raised area of a bump or bruise results from blood leaking from these injured blood vessels into the tissues as well as from the body's response to the injury.
A purplish, flat bruise that occurs when blood leaks out into the top layers of skin is referred to as an ecchymosis.
Bruises often induce pain, but small bruises are not normally dangerous alone.
Sometimes bruises can be serious, leading to other more life-threatening forms of hematoma, such as when associated with serious injuries, including fractures and more severe internal bleeding.
The likelihood and severity of bruising depends on many factors, including type and healthiness of affected tissues.
Minor bruises may be easily recognized in people with light skin color by characteristic blue or purple appearance (idiomatically described as "black and blue") in the days following the injury.
This child ball bat was not source to the Ramsey family.
Team JBI
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