Profiling JonBenét Ramsey's Murder

Physical evidence in this case consisted of:

• the ransom note and practice note

First Page of Ransom Note

• a bowl of pineapple in kitchen, with Patsy's and Burke's fingerprints
• two tablets of lined white paper from in the house, with a page of "practice" writing
• Sharpie pens that proved to have been used in the writing of the note and practice note, placed back where they belonged in a kitchen container
• handwriting exemplars from John and Patsy Ramsey
• duct tape and bindings from the victim
• a blanket used on victim and nightgown
• the wooden stick used on the garrote, broken off Patsy's paintbrush set in the basement, near the wine cellar
• JonBenét's clothing, including the shirt she'd worn to bed, found in her bathroom, and the shirt she had worn that evening put back on her
• the broken basement window
• a scuff mark on the basement wall below the broken window
• the suitcase placed beneath the broken window
• an open cabinet near the victim's room with a package of diapers pulled out
• the room where the body was discovered
• the autopsy results injuries to the victim
• foreign DNA under the victim's fingernails and in her underwear
• boot print not matching any family member's footware in wine cellar
• golf club found in the yard, with a blond hair on it