tried and convicted in the media of murdering her daughter in the court of public opinion, john and patsy ramsey and big brother burke were quickly convicted. >> after all, john had found the child's body in the basement of their boulder, colorado, home seven hours after she was reported missing. >> this murderer is still at large. there is a mad man out there. >> there has been a complete autopsy done on this girl. was she or was she not sexually molested? >> the police are not releasing that information. the autopsy released. report released by the coroner to the public, indicated death by strangulation. but it was classified as a homicide. that is the only information that is officially released at this time. >> mysteriously, a handwritten ransom note was found in the home as well. boulder police initially suspected it was written by patsy and the appearance of jonbenet's body had been staged by her parents in order to cover up the murder. >> no, i didn't do it. why do i have to defend myself? i have been, you know, a good mother. >> but family members were fully exonerated thanks to a novel

more of my exclusive new interview with john ramsey. he is, of course, the father of murdered child beauty queen jonbenet ramsey. today, ramsey lives off the grid knowing full well that there are people out there who still wonder if he had anything to do with her death. but would you believe that even with all of this global attention that the case has received, there are still pieces of evidence from the crime scene that have never been tested? how can that be? >> we've been overwhelmed by people that have apologized to us for what's been done to us, and what's been said about us. we're grateful for that, and i'm sure there's a cadre of people that still think we're horrible, child murdering people. >> testing has proven that neither john ramsey nor his deceased wife patsy, nor son burke, are connected to the murder of jonbenet. they were all exonerated back in 2008 by forensic science, but the stain of suspicion lingers, and john ramsey still wants one question answered. my goal right now is really to get an answer as to who did this f

we recently brought you our exclusive interview with john ramsey, the father of jonbenet ramsey. she's the six year old pageant star found murdered in the basement of her parents home in boulder, colorado, almost 28 years ago. the story sparked tremendous attention from you, our viewers and social media followers after we revealed numerous items from the crime scene have not undergone new and in some cases, any dna testing. so what would happen if they did? we've got your answers. >> i just want to say we need to get justice for jonbenet and her family. >> they need closure. this should have already been done. they have the dna evidence. >> that's how they called the golden state killer. >> that was your child. would you be able to sleep at night? >> i'm in my 80s and i do not want to pass away before this is solved. >> i engaged with the media to push the police to do the right thing. it's not because i like being on television or i'm trying to clear my name. that has nothing to do with it. it can bring public pressure on the government, on the police, on the governor, and they

if we're able to do that, my law enforcement panel is back with me now, john miller, charles ramsey, steve moore jonathan wackrow and you know, john, you made a great point about just tracing the serial number off that ak-47 in any way they're able to do that without compromising any evidence that is because on there, how long might it take if they were able to retrieve that kind of serial number information without compromising any forensic evidence on that weapon before they're able to get they confirmed identity of the person who may have purchased it and any kind of activity that may have happened with that weapon so the gun tracing system that the atf us is computerized. >> they can trace that gun from the manufacturer to the store. it was sold to but that's where things can slow down because they then have to go to that merchant they have to get that merchant to open their books and say, here's this serial number one. did you see its when did you sell it and to whom and that doesn't tell us if that person sold it to somebody who sold it to somebody so it can be a time-consuming

garcia sat down with john ramsey.ntry's most fascinating unsolved murders, the death of his daughter, jonbenet ramsey. frustrated by the lack of progress, he has urged the governor of colorado now to intervene and transfer the case to the fbi. >> i think we're different because we take the perspective of the survivor and the victim. we talk so much about the killers and yeah, we need to have those conversations. we need to examine them. we need to figure out, you know, how this happened, what the motivation was. but at the end of the day, someone has suffered a tremendous loss. they've they've either lost their life or they've been harmed irreparably by popping out from birth. >> for today's show, true crime news will look at the murder of florida rapper julio julio. that was all caught on camera. he was ambushed on his birthday in a nightclub parking lot. now, if you want to watch true crime news hosted by anna garcia, it's at 1:30 p.m. weekdays. right here on ktvu fox two. it follows ktvu, fox two news at noon. and

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wolf caitlin, our panel is still with us, sir, charles ramsey, jonathan wackrow, john miller, and andrew for mccabe and andrew, let me start with you we're told now the fbi, your former deputy director of the fbi, is now in charge of this investigation walk us through what's going on. sure. so that's the fbi has primacy as they say, for investigations of incidents of terrorist incidents here in the united states. and also assassination this is all very clearly spelled out in presidential directives that date back into the 1980s what they're doing right now, wolf is trying to consume as much information as they can possibly find about this individual. so they are likely preparing search warrants for any location they can tie to him his residence. maybe he has a work location that they know about if he has any storage facilities and things like that, they're going to want to look in those as well. they are likely interviewing people who know him parents, spouses, family members, work, associates, and friends, things like that. when they execute those search warrants, they're going to be lo

and john list an editor of the palestinian chronicle with ramsey bird, whose joining me live from seattle now is good to have you join me right now, ron z. what do you may call the selfie more lation cases we keep seeing in america write down. oh, thank you very much for having me. i think it's it's, it's important to offer our condolences to match nelson's family for their tragic loss and till the other american families who also have to go and enjoy this tragic losses. and that kind of takes us to the point of why is this happening in a country that prides itself of having full freedom of expression and pride to sort of being an actual, or maybe the what's the greatest democracy? why are you in this country find that they have absolutely no space to make any kind of difference in the society to the point that they are dripping. to do these, these tragic and very, very sides act in order for them to read, use their voices to complete the message, to submit their to with the palestinians. and to remind the american government that among the americans do not stand for the genius, southern

meantime, i want to bring in a panel of law enforcement expert, steve moore for charles ramsey, jonathan wackrow, and john miller here with us. you all are watching this unfold with us. and john, i want to start first with you because i know you've been doing reporting with kristen holmes. we just heard from help us understand what you're hearing right now and walk us through what you're learning well, we're waiting for the story to develop. but the initial reports were shots fired while president former president trump was on the golf course secret service returns fire an individual chased local police, do a car stop on the highway that individual in custody now, he has been identified by police they know who he is, and they are continuing to investigate him. as kristen said, reports that that gun was recovered in the car. they'll have to determine if he or that gun and that car was backed to this incident the questions that are emerging are where the shots fired at president trump on the golf course or did part of the secret service perimeter team that was searching the area for just such a threat. conf

what does that history say to you, chief ramsey well, my understanding according to john's reporting, it was a fully automatic weapon, machine gun they put it simply here's an individual when you couple that with the fact that when going through his social media and his emphasis it is on ukraine claiming he was on the ground and ukraine at one point. >> he's recruiting individuals allegedly to go to ukraine to fight when you put all this stuff together, you're talking about an individual who one is familiar with those types of weapons and apparently, you know i mean, it's an ak-47 which is typically used in that particular theater in ukraine, russia, and so forth, not an ar ar-15, which is what we normally get he had here. so i mean, it's putting all these pieces together. but the key is going to be whether or not he's talking to investigators to really find out exactly what he was doing, why he was doing it. how did he know the president would be on the golf course? does he i mean, i don't know if this is a routine where he frequently does it. was he maintaining surveillance of some

john all right. >> with us now, former philadelphia police commissioner cnn, senior law enforcement analyst, charles ramseycommissioner. thank you so much for being with us. what questions do you think are the most pressing to answer this morning well, i mean, there are a lot of questions we're finding out more and more as time goes on. >> you know previous interactions with both the fbi as well as the sheriff's office? we now know he had an ar 15 type of assault weapon. how did he get his hands on that weapon what were with a family members, the father in particular you know, how much did they know? what were they doing to secure weapons? are there any warning signs from school? i mean, there are still a lot of questions that need to be answered. he's alive, so they're able to interview them and they're able to get some information. but this is just one more tragedy that has occurred. and again, my condolences to the families that lost people? yesterday it's just senseless. it makes absolutely no sense. there'll be taking a deep dive into this, obviously looking at a social media footprint and other thing

mention the right-wing appeals court and john roberts and his friends on the united states supreme court, we all know anything is possible. joining me now is mary ramseyporter for "the charlotte observer." eugene craig, chair of black republicans for harris. and juanita tolliver, msnbc analyst and author of an amazing party, "a more perfect party." i'm dying to divert and talk about that. unfortunately, sadly, we got to talk about this guy. mary, i want to go to you first to give us sort of your latest reporting. what is the reaction of republicans in north carolina to these revelations and what are the chances that he is leaving this race? you are on mute. there we go. >> conservative outlets in the state including "the carolina journal" have reported there is internal pressure within the north carolina republican structure for lieutenant governor robinson to leave the race. however, he has said on cnn and on social media that he will stay in the race, and, as you mentioned, he has a very limited window for when he can make this decision. >> and in his camp, how are they explaining the convergence between this mini soldier name he seemed to use every