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The Ramsey's Murder
As the Ramsey’s enjoyed entertaining, and the murder took place during a time when a great deal of holiday parties were being held, the killer could have been just about anyone who knew the Ramsey’s during that time.
Lead investigators have deduced that they believe JonBenét knew her killer, and therefore trusted them enough to leave her bedroom - possibly with the promise of enjoying some pineapple (Anderson 2000).
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