CUTEST little girl ever!?

Question

1. http://a.abcnews.com/images/US/pl_jonbenet_060817_ssv.jpg

2.http://www.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/nwzchik/2006/08/17/jonbenet.jpg

Angel 4 eva xD!! Jonbenet Ramsey

Answer 1

poor girl. Went through so much. and woulda been even cuter if she hadn't been made up like that...

Answer 2

At the top of the list no doubt. She's playing in the streets of Heaven now, having a great time.

Answer 3

are you like related to her? this is the 2 question about her you posted. btw she is really cute and im sad about what happened

Answer 4

Homicide victim. Born August 6, 1990 in Atlanta, Georgia. The daughter of a socialite and a wealthy businessman, JonBenet was a six-year-old beauty queen who was found murdered in her parents' Boulder, Colorado, home on December 26, 1996. Still unsolved, the murder led to one of the most publicized police investigations of the 1990s.

Noticing that JonBenet was not in bed that morning, Patsy Ramsey called the police after finding a ransom note demanding $118,000 for her daughter’s safe return. The girl’s body, however, was discovered in the basement later that afternoon. She had a skull fracture and had been sexually molested and strangled with a cord.

What followed was what some say were unforgivable errors by the Boulder police department. The crime scene was compromised when John Ramsey brought his daughter upstairs; the Ramseys were not immediately and separately interviewed. For the next four years, the investigation came up short, with the Ramseys themselves as lead suspects. The evidence, though circumstantial, crucified the Ramseys in the eyes of the public: The ransom note was written on paper belonging to the Ramseys; fiber found on the duct tape used to bind the child was consistent with that found on Patsy's clothing.

On December 13, 1999 the Boulder grand jury brought the $2 million investigation to an inconclusive close. The Ramsey family moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and published a memoir, The Death of Innocence, in 2000 to counter the media persecution they felt had ruined their lives.