A private investigator involved in the probe of the 1996 murder of of JonBenet Ramsey said that there remains a suspect who has yet to be fully investigated.
Ollie Gray, who had been one of the original investigators on the case, said on the Today show that a man who had committed suicide shortly after the murder may have been involved.
Gray says he’s still doing work on the case to this day, without pay.
“There are probably three or four people who should have been investigated earlier and still need to be investigated,” Gray said.
“The latest development in this particular case as far as I’m concerned is Michael Helgoth. He was basically a hellraiser.”
The murder of Ramsey, in December of 1996, remains unsolved to this day.
A secret 1999 grand jury indictment would have charged Patsy and John Ramsey, the parents of JonBenet, with child abuse leading to murder, grand jury members told a Boulder Daily Camera Report. Here the Patsy and John give a press conference on May 24, 2000, after polygraph examinations concluded that the couple was not "attempting deception" when they denied killing their 6-year-old daughter. AP Photo/Ric Feld
