"They wanted to know how she related to JonBenet. "It was almost all about Patsy, down to the underwear she had purchased from Bloomingdales," she said. The housekeeper, who testified in 1999, said the jury's focus was mostly on JonBenet's mother, The Denver Post reported. Mrs Pugh pointed the finger at Mrs Ramsey in a dramatic book, which flouted Colorado's rules forbidding witnesses from repeating what they said before a grand jury. Police found the same brand of duct-tape used to cover JonBenet's mouth in the Pughs' home. It would have been possible to go to house and take JonBenet without having a disturbance." "They had familiarity with the house, they knew JonBenet. The housekeeper had "asked Patsy to borrow $US2000 shortly before Christmas," Fred Patterson from the Boulder police department tells the HLN program. What we didn't hear about was how Mrs Pugh and her husband Mervyn were among the first suspects. You can imagine how rare that is."įamily friends said Mr McReynolds, who died in 2002, "struck up a friendship" with JonBenet, and he allegedly handed JonBenet a note found in her bin saying she would "receive a special gift after Christmas." Related articles She was very thoughtful, a very caring little girl and she actually gave Santa a present.
"She just happened to be extra special to me.
#MAIN SUSPECT OF THE JONBENET CASE ARCHIVE#
"All children are special to Santa," he is shown telling a TV interviewer in archive footage. He had attended a party at the Ramsey's home days before JonBenet was reported missing on Boxing Day morning 1996. Mr McReynolds was a colourful local character with a long, white beard who visited homes around Boulder, Colorado dressed as Father Christmas. He also denounced the CBS documentary theorising he killed his sister as a "false and unprofessional television attack" that is riddled with "lies, misrepresentations, distortions and omissions." 'ALL CHILDREN ARE SPECIAL TO SANTA.
In a recent interview, 29-year-old Burke denied that he harmed his sister, and said he suspected a paedophile who stalked child beauty pageants was the killer. Experts in CBS's The Case Of JonBenet Ramsey considered that nine-year-old Burke could have killed his six-year-old sister by hitting her over the head with a torch, and their parents, John and Patsy, covered up the crime by staging an elaborate murder scene involving a mysterious intruder.
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