Was there ever a conviction for the death of Jonbenet Ramsey?
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No. The investigation was closed due to lack of evidence. There was equal evidence supporting both the intruder theory as well as the insider theory, but there have been no suspects and no new leads. For some good information, read the book by Dr. Henry Lee, one of the investigators who was called to investigate the crime scene. The link is below.
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No\nhe was only ticketed and it will be looked into. I'n sure the man won't die... and I'm sure he didn't press charges against him.
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He can't be out until the 18 year tariff is up. When someone is sentenced to life they are set a "tariff", in this case 18 years, and they can not apply for parole until then and there is no guarantee that it will be granted.  He will be eligible for parole in 2009. \nThe only way to find out if he has been released in to contact the Victim Liaison Unit which is run by the Probation Service. You can not get this information any other way as it will go against the Data Protection Act. If you are not a victim of this murder (e.g. family or friends or witness) you will be unable to get this information. \nSorry if this doesn't help but with all this Human Rights stuff the information is incredibly difficult to get.
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She commited a crime.
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No he is still in prison, he was just sentenced to death.  It hasnt been carried out yet.
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There is no loophole. After a person is found not guilty, he/she can stand on the court steps & explain to the media how they killed that person(s).
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Dear Friend,\n\nCanada hasn't had a death penalty since 1976.  Plus, most cases of "actual innocence" are being made with DNA testing and other forensic evidence not available at that time.  So you'd need to do some serious historical digging on this one.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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Unfortunately i dont think there is a 'pardon' in the UK. THe only thing to do would be to appeal against the conviction, but i explained the appeal bits in anotehr of hte questions. (i'd just like to make you aware that i am not a professional lawyer. I realise i have answered your 3 questions, to the best of my own knowledge, but i am still a student, and still have much to learn. I would like to help as best i can, my email is foo_fighters_fan_2002@yahoo.co .uk if you wish to talk to me further)
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the people have already done a good job answering the moral repricussions of the issue.. but didnt specifically answer your question..\n\nit would be very difficult to pin this kind of thing on someone.. its not murder because she did not cause the heart attack.. even if she jumped out and went "boo" its not murder.. as she has no control of the father's bodily functions.. (sounds dirty doesnt it?)...\n\nif it really went to court.. which i would say is 99.999% unlikely.. they could probably pin her with negligence or something along those lines.. nothing of which that would result on anything other than a slap on the wrist.\n\njames is wrong.. as i stated. it cannot be homicide in any shape or form as she did not cause the inital heart attack..\n\njames.. i assure you, that argument will not hold up in a million years.. manslaugher would have been a more likely approch for your point.. which too is unlikely.. \n\n\nalso the link you provided is ENTIRELY irrelavant to the question asked.. for one thing.. it applies to monetary settlements.. not criminal charges.. second.. it applies primarily to the work force.. and doenst say anything about homicide or death.. let alone address my point about her not causing the initial heart attack.. did you even read that entire link? or did you just throw up the first thing you could find on a search engine?.. \n\nid quit while you are ahead..
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You need to find a library with microfiche files of old newspapers for that area. If there was a conviction there may also be a record of that in the courthouse where it happened but you would probably have to pay someone to get you that info since it would take some digging through old files by a clerk. \nThat is about it.
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James Traficant is currently serving out an 8-year term in prison.  He was convicted of taking bribes, filing false tax returns, racketeering, and forcing his aides to perform chores at his farm in Ohio and on his houseboat in Washington, DC.\n\nConsider your sources.
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well there was the guy who was charged with intoxication man slaughter when his wife fell off a golf cart and died with him driving drunk.  anything is possible with our legal system.
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i think theres evidence of a murder but because he ALLEGIDLY tried to kill himself before and he was so strung out it was an open shut case. it needed more investigating.\nKurt was about to get a divorce leaving Courtney out of his will
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John Mark Karr's(the guy who admitted to killing Jon Benet Ramsey) birthplace I think.
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No death sentence.\n\nLife in prison or not, the sentence should make him repent what he/she did and his/her painful life (not physical) should be an example to people not to commit crimes against humanity.
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no.. and even if they did.. could they have done anything about it before the crime was committed?
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Unless there was a famous murder at the residence, it's not likely that you'll find information on the internet. \n\nYou could go to your county clerks office and research the history of ownership of the property, then cross reference the owners names to the obituaries from the local newspaper.