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- In 1996, Boulder, Colorado was rocked by the mysterious death of six-year-old pageant queen, JonBenet Ramsey. Two decades later, director Kitty Green returns to audition local actors, unpacking how each remembers and relates to the ill-fated Ramsey family. A darkly moving exploration of crime, guilt and personal bias, Casting JonBenet expertly blurs the lines between documentary and drama. Now streaming exclusively on Netflix.
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When the kid said “when you tell someone a secret, it’s no longer a secret” that gave me chills in the worst way 🥴
he was playing her brother, who possibly killed jonbenet 😓😓
Hes really good at acting
I thought, huh, he's right. I have secrets.
Weird, he actually said that in the interview
The scream in the trailer didn’t scare me but when I watched this Documentary it scared me because my volume was to loud
"If you tell someone a secret, it's no longer a secret" That's what he said
Wait, did he actually? coz that is frikin weird
I think he did. If you think about it he wouldn't say that unless he knew who had done it. He could be trying to save parents.
Woah the way you say it scares me but then your jin profile.pic just makes me laugh
@@Katskats-fd5ji Actually they so, especially considering that he was 9 yrs old. I knew what a secret was at 5.
Yes he did .. Done Watching the Documentry
That kid that was playing the little brother gave me serious georgie vibes
You mean playing older brother
Cheryl Stevens yeah, oops 😬
Same
Yo he really does
Who's Georgie?
i feel sad for this. The case is still Unsolved. That poor Girl. 😞
Justine Palma same here . Poor girl .
Justine Palma she’s in heaven chilling don’t worry, but whoever killed her is not safe god sees everything his life will be hard in this world or the after life (hell)
People know her family did or not exactly “unsolved”
I hope, one day we’ll know the true 🥺😑sometimes I guess her brother did it, he is something weird.
it was all a hoax, jonbenet ramsey isn’t even a real person and they’re a fake family
I feel that what people forget most of the time was how young Jon Benet really was. Watching these child actors who are most likely around her age interact with getting their hair and make up done really shows how a much of a child she was herself. The pictures shown in newspapers always showed her in the whole pageant attire, with a wig and make up, acting much older for the photo but when in reality she was a first grade girl. RIP
I feel like the mom might have expected too much because of her background on being in pageants
Ya, I can see what you mean. It's like a cycle of abuse. Of course not necessarily physical abuse but also mental. I wonder if Patsy's mother was into pageants too.
Amanda Lovelace she was
Thank you, I mean it doesn't excuse her actions of putting her daughter through that abuse but it does make sense of why she put Jon Benet into that industry so early.
Amanda Lovelace why would you put your kid up to be oogled by pervs???
This is different than I was expecting, but I'm intrigued
Lanators gathering.
Marina and The Devil I worship u
Marina and the Devil I see you everywhere lol as a mega Marina fan myself.
Just like with Amber Hagerman, I wish they would make a movie about her. She's just as deserving.
Anna Halden is that the Amber alert girl ?
Hulu: The Act about Gypsy Rose Blanchered
Netflix: JonBenet Ramsay
Do you guys want me to lose all my money??
And Madeleine McCann
Yah
A BC what do you do not get?
A BC Ok. Hulu is another app like Netflix. You have to pay for both. They're both releasing documentaries about very interesting stuff. And I want to watch both. And I'm also very poor.
Just get a fire stick and you won't have to worry about paying
*she was so pretty!!*
Yeah she was so pretty
Yeah rip joebenet
She was adorable :(
@who ever a beautiful child rip her
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this trailer makes me feel very overwhelmed
Micaela Sher same
Your facial expression makes me feel overwhelmed!😂
I've never actually realised that before.
"If you tell someone a secret, it's not a secret anymore".
So true.
This case touched my life so deeply. I'm haunted by it and hope this little girl gets the justice she deserves. Can't wait to see the movie.
Brother killed her , mom and dad tried to cover it up...$$$$$
End of story
Natasha Swan brother hit her in the head with a flashlight, they thought she was dead, put her in the basement, 45 minutes later they realized she wasn’t and her dad strangled her, and her mom wrote the ransom note, they’re all guilty.
@@kattdavis9812 how do u know?
@@kattdavis9812 Burke Ramsey = Norman Bates from Psycho (1960)
The most believable story about her murderer. Certainly the brother
@@oglukzkashan you could tell that because he smiles when Dr. Phil asked about his sister's death. It's just plain creepy.
R.I.P JonBenet 😞🙏🏻❤️
Swiftie & Moonwalker &
Katy Kat here! But you're a Swiftie
OMG IS IT ME OR DID SHE JUST LOOK LIKE THE REAL JON BENET.. ?
JonBenet reincarnated???
Matl as she is supposed to but perhaps it IS her!
She does. A lot!!!
she's back to haunt her killer(s)
She kinda looks like the real one
I mean what type of criminal would waste his time writing 3 pages of Ransom notes???🤦🏻♀️
Also , inside de house ! Close to the crime scene and the family
It was seven
Emmy 0310 defines not a 9 year old kid.
DarkForrests but the mother of a 9 year old kid with similar handwriting?
Miss Avocado figure exactly
Most scared thing are this kids acting like is just an auditioning , like laughing and playing but , when we all know that it is a real creepy story
The very first little girl kinda freaked me out coz she's like an exact copy of Jonbenet 😲😮😲
jeweljellyjolly omg I thought the same thing!
same with the first woman who audition for the role of Patsy
jeweljellyjolly
Just get a small girl with blonde hair.
I was 12 when JonBenet was murdered. I was glued to the TV coverage when it hit the mainstream media. Every few years or so since then I get obsessed with the case. I now have a 3 year old little girl and I can hardly watch or read anything about it anymore. It's much more personal than I guess it used to be....
yikes.....
Onyx Fire You got some serious issues, calling a child a bitch. You are a waste of human life.
WHAT?? Her race doesn't matter!! This is a tragic mystery. You're sick.
Onyx Fire You need some serious therapy.
Onyx Fire I think it's you are the "bitch" for your demented comment about an innocent child! Race has NOTHING to do with it 💯. I was 5 when it happened and I'm black and I still follow the story because it's just sad and polarizing.
I feel so sorry for her, just imagine what she was thinking while she was being killed, sadly I think JonBenet knew who her killer was
ONLY her
She is an angel now its so sad baby girl doesn't have to hurt anymore....
Her brother. Case closed.
@@DropkickNation they said they had evidence and it wasn’t him.
@@ForyeaHLM True. They said that. Ever saw it? Ever had in confirmed?
Or was it maybe to protect a child?
all for a damn pineapple
Lmaoooo
Pineapple and milk 😣
Exactly lol
Tf?
it was one of the triggers ... but it was the jealousy that had piled up that pushed him
somebody tell shane
Tori Gray yessssss!!! I was scrolling through comments to see if anyone said something about it
YESSS TELL HIM
He already did a video about her
Yeah let him know they are making a movie about it since he already made a video on her death. That's why I'm saying tell him
Y e s
this trailer makes me so confused. But I will check it for sure!
sophia7gr basically they're making a movie, and all the characters will portray their own theories, and how they their character should act. confusing at first, but definitely interest twist.
Ikr
kazuo maeda
But they're not making a movie, it's fake auditions.
sophia7gr same
sophia7gr the movie is the people auditioning perspectives of the murder and what happened that night in that house to JonBenet Ramsey
1:42 this part from the end is just beautifully made.
the son did it. on a call where patsy is crying , in the background you can hear john screaming at someone saying “what have you done” so it would be Burke.
Nina Pritchard omggg your soooo smart, police this none professional officer finally cracked the case! Dam, so smart.
Daddy Shrek is hot ва- top notch FBI forensics (who worked JFK and MLK cases) as well as multiple fbi profilers found this out. So yes...it’s accurate.
No you can't
They showed a picture of JonBenet Ramsey of what she might look like today if she hadn't died or was murdered that poor little girl only God knows who killed her
Actually Patsy said to a friend “we didn’t mean for this to happen.” The mother and father are to blame if anything
Burke didn’t molest his sister like that. He was 9
whoa. looks to have elements of both a documentary as well as reenactment scenes
I'm very curious to know if they focus on a specific theory or not, because they seemed to have reenactment scenes for various different theories such as the mother/bedwetting and the brother/flashlight/coverup...
RIP JonBenet... :-/
The Splashing Magikarp makes sense. seems that way... think they stay neutral or think they will favor one of the theories over the others?
The Forth Kind was like that too. It had real video of what happened as well as reenactment scenes.
Sara Gulyas haven't heard of that. I'll check it out, thanks!
Considering the lawsuits created by the original case I would hope they would be smart enough to stay neutral
same. not just in terms of their pocketbook. but in terms of Jon and Burke being innocent until proven guilty... =)
The last part of the video and the music touched me as if it's saying that all this is happening and jonbenet is in heaven wearing g her favorite dress and not caring about anything anymore... 😢
Bhh
Aww that's actually sad
is this a moviee?? when can i watch it
Denise Tards its on netflix right now
But in reality, she's in the ground, rotting away slowly. Probably mostly bones now.
“There's one more kid
that will never go to school
Never get to fall in love,
never get to be cool.”
-Neil Young
This movie is only understandable for those who are familiar with Jon Benet case because it's about the 'casting process' and not the actual story. Some of the actors are really good & it's interesting to see how we interpret the same thing differently, but the story's just flat.. Poetic & different, but it doesn't give me the emotional upheaval like I imagine. The actress who played Jon Benet maybe only has 5 minutes screen time in total.
This looks so fucking good and dark and artsy and twisted and clever and just brilliant.
Marina and The Devil what a lovely profile picture
Its based on a true story
Marina and The Devil I have seen you on the last three videos I have watched your fuckin every we're
you're literally every fucking where
IKR
Rest in peace little angel
My stomach turns just thinking about this little girl💔
The brother did it, probably sexual abuse that'd been going on for a while, took her down to the basement so no one would hear, tried to hold her down and keep her quiet and injured her pretty bad, and either he or the dad (who he came to when he realized how bad he hurt her) came down and finished her off and tried to cover it up (the screwdriver and blood and tape and rock/brick thrown from the inside, come on)...
They chose to protect him against all odds and the mother didn't want to ruin their glowing reputation in their town, and we all know she was jealous of and didn't have her daughter's talent, so she helped write the over-detailed and illogical ransom note, overplayed the grieving mother, didn't show true care...
The family purposely fucked up the crime scene, not listening to commands, then first moving the body and then laid on top of her dead body and blanket to get their DNA on her so no one could tell...
The detectives did shitty work and were probably paid off, the father couldn't keep up his pathetic act, but the family was rich and had too much to lose (despite losing their daughter)...
So the family chose to keep quiet "bc of their lawyers or the trial or their grief", raising further speculation and attention, and then did weird media crap (NEVER w/their son until he was on Dr. Phil just a couple of years ago and made it completely obvious he did it)...
There was no other evidence of actual suspects (including the patsies that tried to take the fall and claim infamy), and everyone made it way too obvious they were hiding and faking their grief and in it for the attention and pity, still to this day, and the rest is infamous history.
To sum this up:
Poor little girl never stood a chance with that family.
i completely agree with you ! even if it was someone outside the house, patsy & burt was awake because of the dna found on the pineapple bowl. everything that they tried to cover up didn't go with the story and it just made them even more of a suspect. i believe that they killed jonbenet and got away with it.
Maybe, but he was only nine. I respect your theory
Your theory first came to my mind...although I strongly disagree about a mother jealous of her own daugther who was just 6, that was just crazy imo, and also about her dad or mom seeing her half dead or badly injure and decided to finish it themselves. I just think "brother did it by accident and parent covered it up." But again I have heard/read/seen many crime that seems so obvious...but wasn't really the case. I mean *innocent* people has been on death roll for crime that so obvious and point directly to them. What I'm tryin' say is that we will never know who actually did it - could be anyone in the family or not of the family - and the real truth might forever be unsolved.
He was nine , but good one
wonders 9 year olds literally know everything😂
Is anybody else confused as hell as what this is going to be
Maggie V Watch the crime channel with the mystery murder cases. That's probably what this is going to be like.
I think its about the locals of JonBenet's hometown and their memories/thoughts on the murder. Maybe with reeinactments based on their thoughts.
The trailer is pretty mysterious and really interests me.
From Rotten Tomatoes
"20 years after the highly-publicized and unsolved murder of JonBenet Ramsey, a casting call for young actresses to play the late child beauty pageant queen serves as the basis of this documentary by Kitty Green. Green interviews the young actresses and their parents about why the Ramsey murder case remains relevant."
Maggie V u have the internet why don't u look it up instead of asking everyone.
Drama about making a documentary of a real life event...so i guess the actors are questioning too as documentary progresses as in what may have happened..
Lakota Lin why do you have to be an ass about it?
I saw the thumbnail and was like "ugh, another JonBenet documentary." I'm very sick of how almost gleefully into this story pop culture has become. Then it turns out that seems to be what this documentary is actually about - the impact this murder had on the general consciousness, and the ghoulish interest people have in turning a real murder into a fictionalized drama. All those little girls auditioning for JonBenet - it's chilling. Sign me upppp
"The case will never be solved unfortunately, I was 21 when she was murdered I'm 45 now still nothing.
Dang that’s crazy that’s 24 years and yeah I’d have to agree we can speculate all we want but the truth will never come out.
Well we all know it was the brother and a cover up by the parents.
Don't nobody know that we will never know!
someone named john karr confessed to killing her
Same. I’m 45 now.I remember the media circus. They’ll never solve it.
I truly hope this case is solved one day, that poor little girl was failed by the people around her, she needed to be protected from the world and the opposite happened.
GOD I wish I still had Netflix! I'd love to watch this!
Little_Pixie_ borrow a friend's
123movies
Tumblr Vibes when does it come out?
Sherlock's Skull I am going to watch it right now
Sherlock's Skull ok thx
Netflix has no chill.
I know right
Remember when we used to say "Netflix and Chill"?
I feel like people forget that a litreachild can murder someone
When is this gonna be done ? This was posted 2 years ago and I come here 2 years later and it still isn’t on Netflix
Bxby.miaa8 click the link in the description it will send you right to it
Hannah DeLay Ohhh I thought they were gonna actually have a movie for it
Poor Jon Benet she would of had a good life
She probably would have grown up with severe problems like all the child stars do. Its only glamor on the surface.
Diana Cortez would have* would of makes no sense, it just sounds slightly similar. And it's JonBenet
You never know though
carmena she was also sexually abused for years
*would've, you idiot.
so is it a show about jonbenet or a show about casting people for a show about jonbenet or the actors also being interviewed about the story? damn netflix got me confused.
Yeah, like are these people ever not acting at all, just being themselves? Or is the "actors being cast in a show about the murder" also PART of the acting? And how the hell does any of this help document the facts of the murder itself? It honestly seems like an excuse to blur the line between fiction and documentary either way.
Yes
"And how the hell does any of this help document the facts of the murder itself?" This was all I could think the whole time. I would MUCH rather hear from actual people who were around during that time than hear conjectures from actors.
So..its more or less a docu..commentary?. a...meta...narative!??..I'm kinda intrigued, because to act successfully you have to get in the role of the person your portraying..so they're getting people to audition..become the role and then ask them how they feel..that's quite dark and interesting.
Daniel DeMartis it's really not that confusing
As much as I love true crime shows etc., I always feel a little torn about them. Like yeah, making them and putting them out there in the world brings more attention to cases and inspires more people to work together and find out the truth. And yet, I can't help but think that the line between that and big movie companies (such as Netflix) taking advantage of the popularity of these cases and throwing salt on an open wound is thin. Maybe in this case the family played a part, but still...
Her Death will always be a mystery. No one really knows who did it. They just make assumptions of who did it. But the case won't ever be resolved. Rip JonBenet.
"Always be a mystery" khm..u don't know that, hun.
There's only one possible and logical explanation... if you look into all the details it would hit you so hard but due to a lack of concrete evidence, can't persecute
@@Xforeverlove21 such a shame that she died in vain. 😔
This is like a real game of clue but no one knows where the cards are
Ryt 😒😒
This made me cry...
Wynter same
Same :(
Same...
Wynter why?
Same dude. People are fucked up
This story is still sad to this day, may her beautiful soul rest in peace.😥😢
*“Cover up someone’s crime.*
*You are now apart of that crime.”*
its the son, parents covered it up.
Sounds like something out of Eastenders
+You Tried It! I see,you everywhere
It was the son, just watch the video from his interrogation ;)
I also believe it was the son. There's evil in every family.
my question is why garrotte her? what parent does that to cover up a death by the other child? ok pretend it was a stranger but to take a cord w a paintbrush and tighten it to the point of being embedded is just insane, as a means of murder yes ppl do that, but to do that to a child as a ruse seems miles over the top
They need to find out who killed that little angel already. I'm pretty sure it's the brother . Did anyone see that cringeworthy interview with Dr Phill? Dude looks creepy AF.
Ediana Ventrice the brother Burke was nervous and anxious on doctor Phil. It made him portray " creepy " when he was just nervous . He is very introverted and didn't like all the cameras
Emily Huffy puff
He and the dad were laughing and joking. Not very solemn considering they were discussing that little girl on the day of her murder.
Ediana Ventrice I believe it too😭💔
Even when he was a kid in the interview with the child psychologist he was smiley when talking about her death. It could be a nervous reaction but hat doesn't excuse the fact that he previously had hit her with a golf club and had smeared feces in her room. I believe feces was found in some of her Christmas presents too.
its just not the way he's acted in the interviews when he was a child and on Dr. Phil. There's so much evidence and motive against him. This angel needs justice and her case needs to be put to rest.
One of many cases that I pray are solved in my lifetime.
This looks incredibly weird and mischievously disrespectful.
At the end of the day a little girl was brutally murdered, and somehow the curiosity surrounding her death has morphed into something for audiences to be entertained over. Just let JonBenet rest in peace for goodness sake.
literally had chills watching this, too goddamn creepy
The little girl's innocence juxtaposing her question( "do you know who killed JonBenet?") creeped me out the most.
Bart Burton The last 5 minutes gave me chills plus I was bawling my eyes out
Who else watched the buzzfeed unsolved video a few days ago
Maia Up same
Maia Up yep
Maia Up yup
me
yesterday lmao
This case is so sad and scary
2023 still waiting to be publish...
That hallway scene gives me goosebumps omg
Ummmm...... have the police done a lie detector test on the family
Yes. However it was months later after the death. It dilutes the result. After they discovered the body lawyered up the next dayand flew out to the other side of the country to Atlanta.It was months before they even spoke to the police.
Ella J no point, those things are notoriously unreliable and inaccurate
Shi Phi wouldn't be any good anyway, those things are notoriously unreliable and inaccurate
I don’t know but if they were to do it now they can’t cause the mother is dead
Ella J No the father said in an interview he felt offended and said no when they asked.
the mystery of johnbenet is the best unsolved cases
The brother creeped me out in this trailer. This would remain unsolved until someone confesses.
Wow! I'm really confused about how people are confused about this trailer... It tells you in the Title and at the beginning. Goes to show you ppl don't see what's put in front of them... It's a documentary about these ppl auditioning for a part, then they start talking about their theories, and THAT is what's dramatized.
Patrick Gray i think people expect a usual movie plot where only one ending is possible, we dont know who killed her leading to different endings which is confusing as to how they will make that work effectively
but this is a documentary but its a movie too in a way since the casting part isnt real which makes it even more confusing
this IS the film
Adam Craig 4
the documentary is the film. their auditions are part of the movie. the auditions make the movie. the movie is the documentary. the documentary is full of their auditions. their auditions are complimented by interviews. the reenactments are the scenes they auditioned for. a film within a film within a film.
who sings that rendition of "There she is, miss America" at the end? its so haunting.
FOUND IT!
Mark Hadley
There She Is (Miss America) ft. Dressage
soundcloud.com/hadley-mark/there-she-is-miss-america-ft-dressage
Reeses Pieces thank you!!
sounds like Lana Del Rey
(its not her tho)
Reeses Pieces its so amazing
Such an amazing approach to detailing this horrible tragedy. Whoever came up with this treatment and consult bravo it was a unique way of telling the story.
Rest in peace jonBenet Ramsey
obviously it was Burke and the parents covered for him. The events of the crime do not add up to what the parents had said occurred. The evidence was so flawed and inconclusive to what the family said had occured. The parents had lost two children now why lose their last? Now is it just me or is it a little bothersome that people keep milking this child's murder for money. Nobody can bring her back and nobody can be charged. Boulder police failed this little girl.
100% agree
Emani Nunez you're the only one talking any sense!
Emani Nunez this is just out of curiosity but who was the other child they lost
Gsd Person An older sister who died in an car accident
Emani Nunez you can't say obviously it was Burke. There's insufficient evidence. You can't claim to know it was him. At the end of the day, no one fully knows. Maybe it was him. Maybe it wasn't. But don't claim to fully know.
Who else knows of Jon benet because of buzzfeed unsolved
Libra Brooke me
me
Libra Brooke aYES
sameee
Libra Brooke yassss
Saw this trailer 2 yrs ago. Didn't watch the movie. Y is it being recommended again in 2019?? Guess my personal data shows that I haven't watched it yet 🤔
THIS IS LITERALLY MY FAVORITE MURDER CASE
the song at 1:46 is "There She is Miss America - Johnny Desmond" old version.
chariot of the BTS Gorgeous. gave me goosebumps.
Except, that's not a man singing. Who's doing the cover?
Do you know who's doing the cover?
I tried chariot of the bts but still cannot findthis trailer version of the song. Do you know who does the cover for this song?
Dominic Assemakis I'M LOOKING EVERYWHERE
I think Netflix did their best, but it really fell short. They didn’t talk about the family dynamic or just really anything. Just a bunch of actors saying what they think happened or could’ve happened. I have so many mixed feelings about it. 😐
Jaden Parish z It's supposed to be a documentary about the actor's theories regarding of JonBenet's case.
Jaden Parish I agree. I got really bored with it because I was hoping to see actual re-enactments and facts from the case
I agree I didn't like this show
I mean they didn’t what fucker killed the girl so maybe that’s why
It was different than I thought it would be. It really wasn't about the case, but more about Acting/Casting and how it was and continues to be sensationalized by all of us & how that & the different potential portrayals have on how they/we view the case. It has the reciprocal nature of the backstories of the actors and then how their portrayal paints the character, that's interesting! So... it was maybe marketed differently, but I actually found it pretty interesting as the fact it wasn't really Yet Another Coverage of the case didn't bother me. It's a way more interesting way to tell the story from an adjacent perspective. It's a bit surprising that it was entitled Casting JB, as that of course seems to mean Casting the film, but Most of us would read that as casting the actual character of JB, which it really had nothing to do with. I'd be curious to read about the discussions about how to tone and market the film. :) I'm also curious if these were all genuine responses or what kind of guidance was used to get these people to share what they did. Like wtfuck did flogger guy just happen to have his stuff on him? That was weird; who brings that to an audition of a child sexual assault and murder?
The kid who says “if you tell somebody a secret, it’s no longer a secret” is a good friend of mine.
He did a great job.
Really? Tell him he did great!
Wait what? When was this streaming ???? I never saw it on Netflix 😭
Next Casting Madeleine McCann?!?! 🤔
Jay Kay yes please! The people need this !
And then Madeleine McCann walks in for an audition.
i shouldn't laugh^
or jaycee dugard!
YESSS
Love the dark tones and music. Very sad story though :(
t very sad that you love “dark tones & music”... what you think that comes with? Happy endings? Happy lives? Of course not! It’s a contradiction in and of itself... u are attracted to darkness because the light is not in you! Don’t be concerned, over 95% of the American population is with ya.. that’s why they are referred to as “the walking dead” or “useless eaters” by the “elite” who own & rule this earth... look up henry Kissinger & what he said about military men.. said they were just pawns used in a political game... a game! People lives are just a “game” to those who wear suits & ties, who get up on TV & spew nothing but LIES.... enjoy the filth! It will all come to an end soon enough!
This poor, innocent child. She was only 6. Even before her death she was forced to be a showhorse and act much older than her age
I love how everyone is a detective all of a sudden.
Can I just say the person who killed her--be it the brother, the mother or whoever, must be dying inside keeping it a secret after all this time. Someone knows and they have to live their whole life keeping it a secret
Vanessa V except psychopaths and sociopaths, they'll feel nothing
her mother died of cancer. my theory is she did it. She flipped out when JonBenet wet the bed.
Laura BLair Still it feels weird to know that someone out there knows who killed her and they may be the only person who will ever truly know what happened
@@jesseykerner4867 how could you say something like that it's horrible.
@@phoenixparrot9351 Statistically when a child is murdered (especially a small child) ... the mother did it.
Here's what I understand about this, the parents said repeatedly, "We will do ANYTHING to protect our children," note children, not jon benet not the son. Listen to the 911 call, we need a- help... you need a what? An ambulance? Here's some fun facts for ya'll and I will let you decide, because considering I have a large family this makes sense to me.
She had pinapple and milk still digesting, that was a snack on the counter left out from the brother when they came home that night, also on that counter was the flash light (Which had been scrubbed clean inside and out including the batteries) If your little sister (whom you have had a history of hitting, and hating because she was mamas favorite) wouldn't you be mad she snuck a peice of your snack? Testing shows that a kid could totally have the strength to crack someones skull with the flashlight, and unfortunately it wouldn't have been enough to kill her, but she would be effectively brain dead. Then you have the two holes in her back, they fit the train tracks from the model train in the basement, if you just hit someone and they stopped moving, well a kid, wouldn't you poke them or jab them to see whats going on?
There was no intruder, the father broke the basement window getting in before because he had locked himself out, and in the crime scene photos there is a spiderweb that had not been disturbed and had someone come through then the leaves and everything would have been moved. The note was way way way to long, and would have taken hours to complete, and it was hours before they called the police about the note, it was written in a females hand ect.
If you would do anything to protect your children, and your son killed your daughter, you still have one kid, and after having lost one already I'm sure your priority would be to save the other.
So what killed her? Whoever wrapped the cord around her neck and set her up in the basement. Why kill her and then place a ransom note, it was a distraction. Who found the body? The father wanted to "double check" and lead a friend right to her. I think they thought she was dead and in staging the murder, they accidently killed her.
Being a prominent family, well off, and influential the police gave them alot of leeway and turned a blind eye, where if this had been a black family or poorer ect, the parents would have been convicted.
If you take into account as well the father had booked a flight that morning, and that theytook months "off" from the case of "looking" for their daughters killer, and came back stronger than ever, I think they were getting their stories straight.
BUT hey, I'm just calling out a few of the things I noticed, I'd make a terrible lawyer, but I am just putting the peices together and speculating, considering I have alot of exp. with dealing with children, plus I have common sense. Don't even get me started on casey anthony...
From day one ive thought that the brother killed her and the parents covered it up
So who did the sexual assault then? It was stated it happened after she died.
pumaqueen6 There's real proof and evidence of a sexual assault?! Thought there was just some foreign male dna that could've come from anywhere even the factory where the underwear were made. It wasn't semen right?
I thought I remember reading that it appeared she was penetrated with an object post-partum.
I watched a documentary about this and I totally agree of what you said I feel like the parents just covered up what their son did
Still this day nobody knows who killed her 😭
THE Brother killed her but the parents hood it up cuz they dont want yo gey exposed so they were all involved
@MiguelFn no he didn’t,someone already confessed
so basically they just had actors tell us what happened. it was DUMB.
Thank you I won't watch
It’s not dumb it’s a good show
Well It's your choice how you choose to see it. I think it's just trying to show how the different theories would play out. You choose whether you want to believe it or not.
So it's about a casting audition?
Isaiah Pez oh okay makes sense so far it looks pretty good lets see if this is better than the imposter documentary movie. Honestly I haven't found a documentary better than the imposter.
R.I.P JonBenet 😢😢
Did they ever release this ??? I don’t remember it ever going on Netflix
They release it at 2017.
It sucks
Holly/dont-give-a-damn what’s it called
satara .t Casting JonBenet
I can't believe that they r making a documentary about this. It is such a famous case!!
real actors?????? holy shit a revolution
This gave me the chills. Ik in my heart one day the truth is going to come out and she will get justice❤
Edit: New technology have been coming out since then and more cases have been solved , I will always have hope for this one to be solved.
Aecha Marie I really don't think so, even though I want it to happen so bad. We can only hope.
its been like what 21 years?? but the mystery is still unsolved
5 SOSHI Of SONE SNSD 4ever Fellow SONE! 😍😍
Aecha Marie I don't believe we will ever know what happened. Theres dozens of theories but we won't know. Patsy, the mom died from cancer I believe, and the murder was YEARS ago.
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The bondage cop was so funny omg
I think the Brother may have gotten jealous of Jonbenet's success and how her parents payed more attention to her, he killed her, his parents covered it up so that they wouldn't lose two kids... my opinion
I agree!
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he autopsy said that she was hit with a enormous force so i think more a parent not a 9 years old boy
@@zannahhach179 well i have 9 yeras old boy and girls in my family they couldn't do something like this
@@zannahhach179 some 9 years old kids would be able to do it yes but i don't know for me it's not her brother.. i think the entire family is weird but i think the dad did it just my opinion
The little girl at 2:05 is an exact copy of JonBenet, I got chills.
I meant 2:07**
I've been waiting for a series about her for so many years
Smart! They make it look like a documentary on “casting” JonBennet so they can’t be sued lmao
the brother keeps suing movies/theories that show the prove that leads to him he’s very suspicious 😅😅😅
_What a heartbreaking story_ 😢
the last part always gets me, when the song starts I always get teary eyes
I wish I can travel through time just to find out who killed her and try to stop them
Someone122 The brother killed her
Someone122 same
Someone122 i think her family the killer
"Pizzagate is real"
lolololoolololololololololol
this is why i always get a backround check every year
I'm watching this documentary right now and I had to stop and find a place where I can leave a comment. I really think the way it's done and the richness of casting people that live in the community it's so smart and brings so much to the table, that I'm just amazed. Well done, truly!
Just finished watching it! It was fantastic
Yo lend me your Netflix?
Tina Turners This is a real story, we don't know who killed her.
KB Eng. how can I watch it?
KB Eng. who killed her
Mia Zeppelin watch the movie you'll know
Hype! The Jon Benet case always fascinated me, I'm all about it, I can't wait to see what they do with it :D
Aw I wanted a movie based on her, She deserved better 😭 that poor little girl....
She perfect to play her she looks just like her