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The theory I'm trying to prove here is to figure out who did the JonBenet Ramsey crime. There many there are many suspects but I'm going to choose one to talk on and his name is Gary Olivia because there are others that have a lot of information that showed they're the one who committed the crime but there's not enough to prove that they are the one who committed the crime. In the BuzzFeed unsolved mystery video I watched on JonBenet Ramsey there were many suspects but the suspect I have chosen to talk about is Gary Olivia. To me he sounds like the most person to do the crime, Gary was a sex offender and he was near the Ramsey home at the time of JonBenet's death. Olivia said that he didn't hurt her and he said he didn't kill her but when he was on the phone with his friend he said he had done something horrible to a little girl. This leads me to believe he might have committed the crime because it' somewhat proves that he had done the crime.He had lived close to the Binet house to the Ramsey house, so it kind of proves that he committed the crime but there's not enough evidence to say he did it, so he just remains a suspect …show more content…

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