Nearly three decades after six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was found murdered in her family’s Boulder, Colorado home, investigators believe they are on the brink of finally solving the case. New DNA developments and a meticulously kept spreadsheet created by late detective Lou Smit are now pointing squarely at the killer, and insiders say an arrest could be imminent.
The secret spreadsheet, which lists dozens of suspects, was compiled by Smit before his death in 2010. Hired by JonBenét’s father, John Ramsey, Smit dedicated his remaining years in the Colorado force to collecting evidence and narrowing down potential suspects. Now, his daughter Cindy Marra has taken over his mission, leading a team that’s tracking leads, chasing DNA, and using her father’s files as a roadmap to justice.
Marra’s team has already made significant progress. Reportedly eliminating over 25 people from Smit’s original suspect list based on DNA evidence. The spreadsheet itself has become a blueprint for the investigation. This allows the team to systematically rule out names and zero in on high-priority suspects.
According to Radar Online, sources, one of the key suspects includes David Cooper. A man who bizarrely contacted John Ramsey for years, claiming he was a professional killer hired by someone from John’s past. Cooper revealed private information about John’s home that wasn’t publicly known, raising red flags. Shockingly, John claims law enforcement brushed him off when he tried to raise concerns about Cooper.
“We decided the best thing we could do is work off the spreadsheet he developed. We have been able to eliminate from our list probably 25 people based on DNA,” Marra stated.
JonBenét’s Tragic Death Still Haunts Colorado Residents
Back in January, John met with Boulder’s new police chief, Stephen Redfearn, to discuss the possibility of running old forensic evidence through modern commercial labs. While Boulder, Colorado, police remain tight-lipped. Insiders believe pressure is mounting behind the scenes to finally crack the case wide open.
After years of false leads, conspiracy theories, and public scrutiny, it seems the JonBenét Ramsey investigation may finally be entering its endgame. DNA testing is eliminating suspects left and right. So, with Lou Smit’s carefully curated spreadsheet guiding the process, the odds of identifying her killer have never been higher.
The Boulder, Colorado Police Department continues to keep the investigation under wraps. Those close to the case are hopeful that justice is just around the corner. For John Ramsey, who has spent nearly 30 years fighting for answers. This new wave of momentum may finally bring the peace and closure he and JonBenét have long deserved.
The Ramsey case has haunted America for nearly three decades, but there’s finally a glimmer of hope. DNA is rapidly narrowing the suspect pool. Lou Smit’s carefully constructed roadmap guiding the way, insiders believe the killer may soon be unmasked.
After years of grief, controversy, and unanswered questions, the hunt for JonBenét’s killer may be nearing its final chapter. And justice may finally be served.
Lola Wheeler 
Preston Thomas 
