Note: There are too many sources to include them all here.
An attempt is made to reference major points alluded to on the main Six
Degrees page. General sources for the Ramsey case can be found here.
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Major sources which are not officially available online and
which
are referenced on this page are:
Bardach, Ann Louise, Missing Innocence, Vanity Fair, October,
1997, pp.322+.*
Schiller, Lawrence, Justice Boulder Style, The New Yorker,
January 19, 1998, pp. 32-37.
Wecht, Cyril, M.D., J.D., and Charles Bosworth, Who Killed JonBenet
Ramsey?, Onyx Books, 1998.
Patsy
Ramsey: JonBenét
Ramsey obituary; Ramsey
background; more
Ramsey background; are
they innocent?; Ramsey
team 1/5/97; Ramsey
team 1/18/97; Ramsey
team 1/19/97; anatomy
of investigation 1/26/97; hiring
of Furman (12) by Patsy; second
article on hiring of Furman; common
church membership with Hofstrom's (9)
family and Morgan (21); common
church membership with Barbara and John Fernie; connection of
"Pasta" Jay's (14) bat
incident to Ramseys; source for common church membership with Beuf
(15) no longer available; Colorado State Department corporate
record (available only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here) for the
JonBenét Ramsey Children's Foundation which names John and Patsy
as directors. Patsy was also named as the registered agent, which requires
her to be a resident of Colorado. Perhaps a new registered agent has been
appointed since she moved to Georgia? The address at 577 Central Ave. is
that of the building with which Chrisman (28) is involved; relation
of reward to JonBenét Ramsey Children's Foundation; the JonBenét
Ramsey Children's Hospital Fund, set up by "friends of the Ramseys"
(donation from child beauty pageant in name of this fund was rejected by
hospital).
John
Ramsey: Please see sources for Patsy
Ramsey (1). Additional sources relating to John: Access
Graphics celebrates $1 billion mark (only days before murder); John
Ramsey's wealth; business
relationships with Bynum (8), "Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14),
and Lowell Elowsky (18); corporate
record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing John and Lowell
Elowsky as co-directors along with "Pasta" Jay (available only
on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here).
Roy
Romer: general
background information ; friendship
with Haddon (16); Haddon's
power in relation to Romer's, Vanity Fair, p. 325; article
about letter from Steve Thomas criticizing DA's Office; copy
of Thomas letter; reaction
to letter from Romer (3), others; announcement
that Romer will not appoint independent prosecutor to replace Hunter
(23); editorial
about Romer's decision.; Romer
rejects White's call for a special prosecutor.
William
Gray: business
ties with Wise (6)
and Hunter (23) (see also Wecht, p.
281).
Lee Foreman: Ramsey
team member; background;
Clinton (20) as
client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since at least 1978); role
in Lindsley trial with Morgan (21);
role in
Alan Berg murder trial (Berg was friend and mentor of Peter Boyles,
Bardach, p. 326) with Burke (19); defending
Hoffman (25)
in malpractice case (also seeWecht, p. 281); meeting in Bynum's (8)
office, DeMuth (28) back rub, p. 327;
HM&F's
connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma
bombing conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC
legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting
analysis was a junk science); HM&F
connections to Michael Tigar; invitation
to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our
web".
Bill
Wise: business
ties with Hunter (23) and Gray
(4) (also see Wecht, p. 281).
Edwin
Meese: connection
to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13).
Mike
Bynum: personal and law
firm information; role
in hiring Ramsey attorneys; interview with Diane Sawyer on Prime Time
Live (he also gave a Ramsey house tour); business
relationships with John Ramsey (2),
"Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14), and Lowell Elowsky (18), and law
partner Stavely's (30) involvement with Pasta Jay; Ramsey
friends buy Boulder murder house; excerpt
from Rivera Live show transcript pertaining to Bynum's firm's involvement
in Ramsey case (unavailable on line and reprinted below).
Pete
Hofstrom: Hunter's statement that Hofstrom is more in charge
of the Ramsey case than he is, handwriting "tea party," and friendships
with Morgan (21) and Burke
(18), Bardach, p 327. ; family's
common church membership with Patsy
and John Ramsey (1, 2) and Morgan
(21); common
church membership with Barbara and John Fernie; source for common
church membership with Beuf (15) no longer available.
Hunter
S. Thompson: client of Haddon (16),
Vanity Fair, p. 325.
Robert Miller: lawyers
to assist BPD; business
connection with Haddon (16)
(alsoWecht, p. 281). Miller
lauds Morgan (21).
Patrick
Furman: hired
by Patsy; second
article on hiring by Patsy.
Pat
Korten: detailed
background; joining
Ramsey team, background; background;
relationship with Meese (7), Thomas (17), and North (26),
Wecht, p. 13; fired
3/29/27.
"Pasta"
Jay Elowsky: arrest
in bat incident; connection
of bat incident to Ramseys; details
about bat incident, relationships with John
Ramsey (2), Bynum (8), Lowell Elowsky (18), and
Stavely (22) explained; sentencing
in bat incident; Tom McCartney, son of Bill McCartney
(30), as
character witness; DUI incident
(8/13/98 article; search archives); corporate
record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing Lowell Elowsky
and John Ramsey as co-directors along
with "Pasta" Jay (available only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here).
Dr.
Francesco Beuf: KUSA-TV
transcript of Beuf interview 2/14/97; Beuf
rules out abuse 2/16/97; documentation of marriage to Penni Pearson
is on a house transfer record obtained from Lexis-Nexis which will not
be reproduced here as it contains personal information and addresses; Pearson's
painting and acting career; source for membership in St. John's
Episcopal Church in Boulder no longer available; church
membership of Patsy and John
Ramsey (1, 2), Hofstrom's (9)
family, and Morgan (21); church
membership of Barbara and John Fernie;
Hal
Haddon: political power and relationships, Vanity Fair, p.
324; Clinton (20) as
client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since at least 1978); business
connection with Miller (11)
(also see Wecht, p. 281); Haddon's
involvement with Hunter S. Thompson (10); HM&F's
connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma
boming conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC
legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting
analysis was a junk science); HM&F
connections to Michael Tigar; invitation
to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our
web"; reference
to Haddon's lobbyist wife, Beverly (they were socializing in
1995 with Lt. Governor of Colorado, Gail Schoettler, and her husband
Donald Stevens, a client of HM&F and friend of 35 years with
John Ramsey); attorney for Denver 9-KUSA investigative reporter/anchor Paula Woodward (Rocky Mountain News, 12/17/92).
Clarence
Thomas: connection
to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13).
Lowell
Elowski: relationships
with John Ramsey (2), Bynum
(8), and "Pasta" Jay Elowsky (14);
corporate
record of "Pasta" Jay's business showing Lowell and John
Ramsey (2) as co-directors along with "Pasta" Jay (available
only on Lexis-Nexis, so reproduced here).
Patrick
Burke: Ramsey
team member; Ramsey
team member; more
background; role
in Alan Berg murder trial (Berg was friend and mentor of Peter
Boyles, Bardach, p. 326) with Morgan
(21); friendships with Hofstrom
(9) and DeMuth (28), Bardach, p. 327.
Bill
Clinton:
Connection
with Haddon
(16), Morgan
(25) & Foreman
(5); the firm has prepared his income
taxes since at least 1978.
Bryan
Morgan: entry
into case; detailed
background [(including endorsement by Miller
(11)] ; Ramsey
team member; background;
more
background; Clinton (20) as
client of Haddon, Morgan & Foreman (the firm has prepared his income taxes since 1978); friendship with
Hofstrom (9), Bardach, p ; common
church membership with Patsy and
John Ramsey (1, 2),and Hofstrom's
family; common
church membership with Barbara and John Fernie; source for common
church menbership with Beuf (15) no longer available; HM&F's
connections to Michael Tigar, attorney for convicted Oklahoma
boming conspirator Terry Nichols (Jeralyn Merritt, NBC
legal analysist and Ramsey advocate, helped Tigar argue than handwriting
analysis was a junk science); HM&F
connections to Michael Tigar; invitation
to HM&F party in which guests are asked to "come get entangled in our
web".
John
Stavely: personal and
law firm information; connection
to "Pasta" Jay (14).
Alex
Hunter: profile;
second profile;
ties with Democratic Party, Schiller, p. 36 and Wecht, p. 211; statement
that Hofstrom more in charge of the case than he is, Bardach, p. 327; business
ties with Gray (4) and Wise
(6), see also Wecht, p. 281; early
critical editorial (2/28/97); justifies
giving case files to Ramseys; DA's
Office accused of shielding Ramseys; DA's office sharing information
with Ramseys, Bardach, p. 327; article
about letter from Steve Thomas criticizing DA's Office; copy
of Thomas letter; reaction
to letter from Romer (3), others; announcement
that Romer will not appoint an independent prosecutor to replace
Hunter; editorial
about Romer's decision.
Gary
Hart: relationship with Haddon (16),
Wecht, p. 13.
Daniel
Hoffman: lawyers
to assist BPD; defended
by Foreman (5) and Haddon
(16) in legal malpractice suit which, ironically, involved conflict
of interest charges (Fleet White's letter
discusses Haddon's involvement); (also see Wecht, p. 281); career
history including connections to Lockeed Martin [John
Ramsey's (2) former employer].
Oliver
North: connection
to Korten (13) (also see Wecht, p. 13).
Larry
Pozner: Haddon's (16) underwriting
of Pozner's celebration based on statment made by Peter Boyles on KHOW
on August 12, 1998.
Trip
Demuth: (real first name Lawrence); friendship with Burke
(19), back rub by Foreman (5),
meeting in Bynum's (8) office, Bardach, p. 327.
Byron
Chrisman: personal and
law firm information; building housing address given for JonBenet Ramsey Children's Foundation,
son Steve mentioned; building featured
at Chrisman Construction, Inc. site; son
Jim Chrisman.
Bill
McCartney: general
information relating to Bill McCartney and Promise Keepers; son
Tom McCartney as character reference for "Pasta" Jay (14).;
reference to friendship with "Pasta" Jay no longer available.
Donald L. Stevens: friendship
with and phone calls to John Ramsey
(2); domestic
violence history and Haddon, Morgan &
Foreman connection; socializing
with the Haddons.
Gail Schoettler: connection
with Ramseys; biography;
Aerospace
States Association; Rocky
Flats and Denver Children's Museum association).; socializing
with the Haddons. |