JonBenét Ramsey's dad John says new evidence could help solve daughter's murder

Nearly three decades have passed since the grisly and unsolved murder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey , who vanished on Christmas night in 1996, only to be found bludgeoned and strangled in her family's basement. The child beauty queen's disappearance from Boulder, Colorado, was heralded by a bizarre ransom note that demanded $118,000 for her safe return, igniting a media frenzy and generating numerous conspiracy theories over the years. The investigation into JonBenét's death was plagued with missteps, such as inadequate securing of the crime scene and potential evidence tampering which have left the mystery unresolved.

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That's been the flaw for 25 years." The mysterious death of JonBenét Ramsey has sparked numerous conspiracy theories over the years, with some accusing her parents of being the murderers or the authors of the ransom note. Initially, police suspected that the letter - allegedly written by a "group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction" - was staged by Patsy, JonBenét's mother.

However, a federal court later ruled this highly unlikely. Despite this, many online conspiracy theorists continue to blame the family, who have been subjected to countless death threats. DON'T MISS.

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He stated on Thursday: "It's a double-edged sword. We're grateful that the public, and frankly the world, cares about the murder of our child. "Hopefully, there's someone who knows something that would come forward.

" The upcoming three-part Netflix documentary series 'Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey' is set to premiere on November 25. It will follow the family's "decades-long quest for justice" and highlight the failures of the police investigation. The series will also feature previously unseen interviews with John and other key figures involved in the case.

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