The Oh, Oh, I believe that sometime during December 25th, 1996,

Christmas Night.

Christmas Night.

Someone got into the house, John and Patsy Ramsey.

I believe there is some evidence to suggest strongly

that he may have come in through a basement window. So, Blue Smith also found tracks and marks on the little girl's back and neck that he thought

pointed to a stun gun being used in the case that perhaps she'd been taken

from her bed and kept quiet because she'd been stunned. I think that the stun gun is one of the best clues left behind by the killer as far as a clue, but it also may explain why John

Bene did not cry out when she was first abducted.

I am convinced that a stun gun was huge. Lou detailed 10, 11, 12, 13 points that led him to believe that an inside

homicide inside job by any one of the three family members.

In 1966is, Lou Smith joined the Colorado Springs Police Department.

After years of service, he worked his way up to the rank of detective.

Blue Smith eventually would become the department's top homicide investigator.

He was involved in a number of notable cases including the conviction of spry killer Freddie

Glenn for a series of murders. This included at the time the cold case killing of

Karen Grammer, the younger sister of actor Kelsey Grammar.

Later at the request of his one-time protege and lifelong friend John Anderson.

Lou joined the El Paso County Sheriff's Department.

John Anderson was the recently elected sheriff, and one of his major goals during his tenure as sheriff was to solve

the murder of Heather Dawn Church. Heather was a 13-year-old eighth grader at Falcon Middle School when she vanished September 17th

1991 from her home off of Eastonville Road in El Paso County, Colorado.

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