A forensic psychologist has sparked fresh debate in the infamous JonBenet Ramsey murder case with a scathing assessment of the "so-called ransom note" allegedly left at the crime scene. The psychologist, who has not been named, claims that the note's language and style are inconsistent with the typical characteristics of a kidnapper's ransom demand. This challenge to the authenticity of the note, which was a key piece of evidence in the original investigation, has raised questions about the accuracy of the case's narrative and the potential for a miscarriage of justice. As the case remains one of the most infamous unsolved murders in American history, this new expert opinion is likely to reignite the public's fascination with the mystery and fuel ongoing speculation about the identity of the killer.
Forensic psychologist casts doubt on Nancy Guthrie’s ‘so-called ransom note’ New York Post
