JonBenet Ramsey doc director is ‘firmly convinced’ case can be solved — reveals if he thinks family is guilty
NY Post
It’s one of America’s most famous cold cases, and he thinks it can be solved.
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger helms the new three-part Netflix documentary, “Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey.”
Premiering Monday, Nov. 25, the docuseries explores the famous tragic case of the 6-year-old beauty pageant star, who was murdered and sexually assaulted in her own home in 1996. Twenty-eight years later, the culprit still hasn’t been caught.
“I think a lot of the material that has been done in the past tries to have their cake and eat it, too,” Berlinger told The Post, referring to the slew of previous documentaries and TV specials about JonBenet Ramsey.
“Or worse, it comes to the wrong conclusion.”
The documentary covers how the local Boulder, Colo., police department mishandled the case, and how the subsequent media circus cast a cloud of suspicion on the Ramsey family that hangs over them nearly 30 years later.
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