Steve Thomas book, "JonBenet, Inside the Ramsey murder investigation"
Quotes from Page 73-74

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Page 73-74

"Chet Ubowski at the CBI had pulled startling information from the tablet belonging to patsy Ramsey. By comparing tear patterns, Ubowski had determined that the first twelve pages were missing and the next four - pages 13 through 16 - contained doodles and lists and some miscellaneous writing."

"But the next group of pages, 17 through 25, were also missing from the tablet. The following page, 26, was the practice ransom note (Mr. and Mrs. I), and that page showed evidence of ink bleedthrough from the missing page 25."

"Comparisons of the ragged tops of the ransom note pages with the remnants left in the tablet proved that it had come from pages 27, 28, and 29."

"Furthermore, the ink bleedthrough discovered on page 26 indicated that perhaps still another practice note could have been writtenon page 25 and been discarded. Two possible practice notes and one real one covering three pages led me to believe that the killer had spend more time in the house composing the ransom note than we originally thought."

"But even more significant, it seemed clear that whoever wrote it was unafraid of being caught in the house. We never found the missing pages."

The Ransom Note Pad
Page 1 Missing Page	Page 2 Missing Page	Page 3 Missing Page	Page 4 Missing Page	Page 5 Missing Page	Page 6 Missing Page	Page 7 Missing Page	Page 8 Missing Page
Page 9 Missing Page	Page 10 Missing Page	Page 11 Missing Page	Page 12 Missing Page	Page 13 Doodle Page	Page 14 Doodle Page	Page 15 Doodle Page	Page 16 Doodle Page
Page 17 Missing Page	Page 18 Missing Page	Page 19 Missing Page	Page 20 Missing Page	Page 21 Missing Page	Page 22 Missing Page	Page 23 Missing Page	Page 24 Missing Page
Page 25 Practice Note	Page 26 Practice Note	Page 27 Ransom Note 1	Page 28 Ransom Note 2	Page 29 Ransom Note 3	Page 30 Unknown Page	Page 31 Unknown Page	Page 32 Unknown Page

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