Shimmer
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Currently headlines and all major news outlets are reporting that JonBenet Ramsey's killer has confessed and is being extradited to the Boulder CO to face First Degree Murder charges.
The suspect, John Mark Karr, has confessed to being 'in love' with JBR and has stated that her death was 'accidental'.
Should this man be found guilty, based upon evidence provided, what legal punishment is suitable?
Prior to answering that question, please familiarize yourself with the case by checking the entry under "JonBenet Ramsey" in www.wikipedia.org and also look at the reference links provided at the bottom of the page, where, if you are able to stomach it, the autopsy reports are available, with or without pictures.
Currently headlines and all major news outlets are reporting that JonBenet Ramsey's killer has confessed and is being extradited to the Boulder CO to face First Degree Murder charges.
The suspect, John Mark Karr, has confessed to being 'in love' with JBR and has stated that her death was 'accidental'.
Should this man be found guilty, based upon evidence provided, what legal punishment is suitable?
Prior to answering that question, please familiarize yourself with the case by checking the entry under "JonBenet Ramsey" in www.wikipedia.org and also look at the reference links provided at the bottom of the page, where, if you are able to stomach it, the autopsy reports are available, with or without pictures.