All this hub-bub about an arrest in the JonBenet Ramsey case has revived some thoughts that have stirred in my head for a decade now: Why do most people care about this?
Now hear me out. I am certainly not saying that the murder of a six-year-old at Christmas isn’t a horrible thing, because it certainly is. But I’ve never figured out why this particular case garnered so much attention, especially enough for it to make international headlines 10 years later. Let’s be honest: If the Ramsey family was not rich, would JonBenet’s murder have ever made it to the front page, let alone the top story on national newscasts? Probably not. Yet here we are all these years later mezmorized by some guy named John Mark Karr, who claims he killed Ramsey. By the way, I’m not buying his story yet. From what I’ve seen and heard, he appears to be a very troubled man with a clearly unhealthy obsession with the whole JonBenet saga. But I digress.
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