Hey, everybody, welcome back to Cold Case Murder Mysteries.

I'm your host Ryan Krause, joining you once again to take an updated look at perhaps the most infamous and controversial case in recent True Kime history, which is the murder of six-year-old

Jean-Beney Ramsey in December 1996.

This is a case I covered in my first episode, but I've received a lot of requests to revisit

the evidence in a series format, so let's take a look.

Of course, the drama begins at approximately 5.52 a.m. on the morning of December 26, 1996,

in Boulder, Colorado, when a woman named Patsy Ramsey, three days shy of her 40th birthday, calls 911 emergency services,

frantic and out of breath, to report that her young

daughter, Jean-Beney, has been kidnapped from the family's home. The only clues to

Jean-Bene's whereabouts, and who took her, are documented in a ransom note left at the base of a

spiral stairwell near the kitchen where Patsy

made the 911 call. The call was received by Kimberly Archiletta, a 911 dispatcher who worked

the overnight shift and was only minutes away from clocking out that morning. She would later

comment in an interview with NBC, quote,

that's been the hardest call I ever took. I think it's because there was something inside me that

said, something's not right. End quote. So let's now listen to the audio of the call and then try to

assess what made her feel like that.

9-1-1 emergency.

What are we named?

Police.

What's going on there, ma'am?

We are kidnapped.

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