Death Yet Again: "People Who Should Be Afraid To Die" Edition: Patsy Ramsey






FROM MSNBC

DENVER - Patsy Ramsey, the mother of slain 6-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey, died Saturday morning after a recurrence of ovarian cancer, her lawyer L. Lin Wood told MSNBC. She was 49.

Ramsey died around 3:30 a.m. at her father’s home in Atlanta. Her husband, John, was with her at the time of her death.

“Patsy just always looked forward and enjoyed every day,” Wood said.

JonBenet was found beaten and strangled in her parents’ Boulder, Colo., basement on Dec. 26, 1996. A grand jury investigation ended with no indictments, and no arrests have been made.

The Ramseys said an intruder killed their daughter but a cloud of suspicion hung over the couple. The district attorney and a federal judge in Colorado have said it is likelier that an intruder was responsible.

JonBenet’s death became fodder for tabloids and the subject of books.

Patsy Ramsey said she found a ransom note on the back staircase of the family’s home demanding $118,000 for the safe return of JonBenet.

John Ramsey said he found his daughter’s body in a basement room, wrapped in a white blanket eight hours later.

A white rope was wrapped around her neck and a wrist and tied to a stick. A red-ink heart was drawn on her left palm, and Ramsey told police he removed duct tape from the child’s mouth before carrying her body upstairs.

An autopsy concluded JonBenet suffered a skull fracture, and was strangled and beaten.

The Ramseys left Colorado and had residences in Atlanta and in Michigan, where John Ramsey unsuccessfully ran for a state House seat in 2004.

The couple wrote a book, “The Death of Innocence,” which was published in 2000.

They later left Colorado and had residences in Atlanta and in Michigan, where John Ramsey unsuccessfully ran for a state House seat in 2004. The Ramseys discussed their daughter’s death during the campaign.

“We can’t just hold our breath and hope the killer will be found and then go on with our lives,” Patsy Ramsey said in 2004. “We have to move ahead now. We can’t let evil win."



Oh, but evil didn't win! Good won! You're dead, and I bet that Beezlebub fully intends to have you spend eternity in a frilly $4500 pageant dress with peacock feathers and tummy cutouts, with false eyelashes, teased sprayed hair and hair extensions, teeth veneers, spray-on tan, and tap shoes. In hell, you will have to entertain Beezlebub and his pals with your rendition of Copacabana.

Who names their kid "JonBenet" anyway? You should be hell-bound just for that, and, of course, for those God-awful paegants you enrolled this poor kid in. I am sure little JonBenet might have some words for you in the hearafter too, "Mommie Dearest"