re: Why do we care about JonBenet Ramsey?

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Also because Boulder was the perfect boutique town. There was a note. She was cute. The dad had a successful company. They were respected in the community. The weirdness of the beauty pageants. There were many factors that made that story pop.

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Plus tons of video of JonBenet in those pageants.

There was always a risk of a neighbor seeing their car driving somewhere inexplicably late at night. You're implying that they lived in a remote area. Their home is in the middle of a suburban neighborhood.
Further, their vehicle would have left tracks in the snow had they driven that night.

There is no need to condescend. To answer your question you must realize that the vast majority of people given instructions of one kind or another like this, call the police anyhow. They realize they need law enforcement and the core competencies Of law enforcement. That’s not very compelling to me.

I agree the risk of a neighbor witnessing a car leaving was possible but highly improbable. That back alley is private as heck and I would think you would have had to be up in the middle of the night and standing at an upstairs window to see it. Plus cars came and went down that alley all day and night.

And let’s be real, it’s in a neighborhood, but it is literally two minutes and one turn up a single road to basically wilderness. And their entrance point is very private in terms of visibility.They had already left tracks in the snow at their home all day and in the alley and baseline road was clear of snow.

We know the following FACTS:

* autopsy evidence suggests a history of sexual abuse

* her brother beat her with a gold club

* her brother would smear feces all over her room

* the letter was in Patsy’s handwriting

* patsy was wearing the same dress the following day (wtf?!)

* the note told the family to “rest up” even though they were already sleeping (?)

* neighbors heard screaming but apparently no one in the house woke up from their peaceful slumber while their daughter was beaten and garrotted

* family wouldn’t cooperate with the investigation

* grand jury wanted to charge the family but was torpedoed

* there were no footprints or any evidence of a break in

* the FBI knows of no other case where an intruder breaks in, kills the person, and then remains at the location for maybe an hour to scribble a weird random note. Oh and the note referenced John’s Xmas bonus money.

I could go on and on. I truly don’t understand how you orvanyone else could believe some intruder did it. You don’t have to believe the parents did it beyond a reasonable doubt, but to think that someone other than them did it is delusional IMO

She was born less than two months after me. A shame I never got the chance to match with her on bumble and bang her.

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I would guess that the main one was the grotesque nature of child beauty pageants which sexualize 6 year old girls. And because people reacted emotionally to that and formed immediate opinions.

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I was more interested that a rich family was able to cover up killing their kid all the while thinking they could direct the police away from them due to power and money.

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know all the principles involved personally.

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The principles?

You don't have to search long to find any of the links. Everything listed is fairly common knowledge.
There is plenty more. Lsupimp is defending the Ramseys solely on the fact he's been near the nice home and area and is going off the assumption that no one living in that nice of a house in that nice of a neighborhood could possibly have committed the kidnapping and murder of Jonbenet.