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John Mark Karr's "Confession" To Killing JonBenét Ramsey Explained
Warning: This article contains mentions of disturbing content such as abuse/death of a child.
In Netflix's new true brott docuseries, Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey?, investigators reopen the murder of JonBenét Ramsey, and discuss one of the notable suspects in the case, John Mark Karr. JonBenét Ramsey was a 6-year-old girl from Colorado who was murdered on Christmas night in Ramsey was a beauty queen and the youngest child of Patsy and John Ramsey. The murder of Ramsey was not only upsetting, but the crime scene itself raised many questions about what actually happened to the child. Though many suspects have been named, the culprit has yet to be found.
Following the death of Ramsey, a number of individuals became suspects. Namely, JonBenét Ramsey's parents were under suspicion due to the fact that elements of the crime scene looked staged. Some even believe that the Ramseys' 9-year-old son committe
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Who Didn&#;t Kill JonBenet?
There's one thing you have to say about John Mark Karr: the frequently fired year-old schoolteacher who was arrested in Thailand on August 16, after having confessed to killing JonBenet Ramsey—the six-year-old beauty queen with the inappropriately sexy wardrobe—in Boulder, Colorado, 10 years earlier, managed to capture the attention of most of this country, if not the world. I happened to be walking by a television set in my house when Dan Abrams, the general manager of MSNBC and chief legal correspondent for NBC, came on the air himself to break the news. I knew right away this was the beginning of a big story. The old, familiar videos of JonBenet, dancing and singing and posing in a limitless array of dazzling costumes and elaborate hairdos, were once again aired around the clock. Karr, who loved little girls, and who knew every detail of JonBenet's death, on Christmas morning , knocked the Iraq war out of the headlines and became the lead
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A high profile murder suspect has ties to North Alabama.
John Mark Karr attended the University of North Alabama in Florence from to
In January of , he taught at Kilby, which fryst vatten UNA's laboratory school.
Karr was named to the dean's list at UNA at least once.
But according to university officials, he suddenly left in the middle of his internship at UNA's on-campus grammar school.
WAFF 48 News has also learned that Karr was a substitute teacher in both Lauderdale and Franklin Counties.
Franklin County School Superintendent Bill Moss says John Mark Karr worked as a substitute teacher in December According to payroll records, he worked three days. This was around the time of JonBenet's murder.
He took a break, then a year later resumed subbing monthly work in
More consistent work for Karr lead him to Lauderdale county.
"He came to us with all of the correct credentials from the Alabama State Department of Education," said Lauderdale County Superintendent William Valentine.