Federal Judge Lists Evidence Supporting Intruder Theory in JonBenet Ramsey Murder
In her 93 page opinion, Atlanta federal Judge Julie Carnes found abundant largely uncontested evidence that an intruder killed JonBenet Ramsey, including:
At least seven windows and a door in the Ramsey home were found open or unlocked after JonBenét disappeared. The alarm was off and windows were accessible from the ground level, including three that opened into the basement. Evidence suggested that an intruder climbed through a basement window and walked through the room where JonBenét was found.
JonBenét's body was bound with complicated rope slipknots and a garrote that the order described as "sophisticated bondage devices" by someone "with an expertise in bondage." No evidence suggests the Ramseys knew how to tie such knots.
Black duct tape found on JonBenét's mouth was never found in the Ramsey home, although evidence suggested "it came from a roll of tape that had been used before."
Nothing in the Ramsey home matched dark animal hairs found on the duct tape and JonBenét's hands.
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