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Okay. Good evening. Melinda Kula is very familiar with his Secret Santa and the many links that tie him to John Bonae Ramsey. Each link is carefully explained within this book, to lead

from one connection to the next between

John B'nai and the Secret Santa. Follow the pieces of the puzzle to find out who this Secret Santa

is and how this chameleon was able to evade the authorities. Included within is a pair of

government-generated documents for the same man under different aliases, assume names.

This alone should raise a red flag for authorities.

The same individual also used a term of endearment common to the Ramsey family for John B'nay

in front of his peers and classmates at a karate school.

When asked if he was related to that girl found in a basement, he responded,

with I don't know no Johnny B. No one knew this term of endearment until it was used in the book

The Death of Innocence by John Ramsey. Planned murder indicates that the killer knew the victim's

schedule. Overkill is usually a message intended for someone else, other than the

victim. Who was the overkill message intended for and why? DNA phenotyping can be used to

help generate an image of the killer's face, which may match up with some of the images found

within this book, raising some serious questions. The true name of the secret Santa is listed

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