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The On Christmas morning, 1996, the police in Boulder, Colorado, received an unusual phone call.

The caller was Patsy Ramsey, and she told them that her daughter, six-year-old John

B'nai, had been kidnapped, and ransom note had been left in the house. Within three

minutes of the call, officers arrived at the Ramsey family house. They didn't see any signs

that someone had broken in. From the very start, investigators noticed that the

ransom note was unusual. While ransom notes were usually brief and rushed, this one was extremely

detailed, and it was two and a half pages long. The amount of money they asked for, $118,000, was the exact amount of money that John

had received for last year's Christmas bonus at work. This made it appear as if the note had been

written by someone intimately familiar with the Ramsey family, close enough that they would know how much John's

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