A signature at the bottom of the ransom note allegedly written by JonBenét Ramsey’s killer may be a clue that her murderer was student in a nearby college.

JonBenét Ramsey’s murder remains unsolved and the case left behind countless unanswered questions.

Those who have an interest in the case have gone through the facts time and time again. One of the most puzzling pieces of the puzzle to this day is the ransom note that Patsy Ramsey discovered on Christmas morning in 1997, which led to the 911 call that kicked off this investigation, which has become a nationwide fascination.

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A private investigator from Utah believes he may have discovered a connection between the bizarre note and Boulder, Colorado that could point in the direction of the true culprit.

What did the ransom note for JonBenet Ramsey say?

The mysterious two-and-a-half-page letter was allegedly left on the stairs of the Ramsey home before her parents realized JonBenet was missing.

It was written using stationary that was found in the home.

The letter addressed to John Ramsey demanded $118,000 in exchange for JonBenét’s safe return. This happened to be the exact amount of the bonus John received earlier in the month – this detail has prompted many to theorize it was written by someone known to the family.

It was signed “Victory! S.B.T.C.” – the meaning of the signature is one of many unsolved details about the case.