Killing Jonbenét Ramsey

Resolving for the murder of a child beauty queen and a botched investigation
The killing of six-year-old beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey--found in the basement of her family home in Boulder, Colorado, with a smashed skull and a garrote placed around her neck--remains one of America's most shameful unsolved crimes. A flawed investigation, fraught with police, prosecutorial misconduct, and widespread evidence tampering, means that the little girl's killer remains at large after more than two decades.
Now, as told in Killing JonBenét Ramsey an unflinching new investigation into the crime, will seek to finally secure justice for JonBenét. Investigative journalist Dylan Howard has assembled a crack team of internationally renowned criminal investigators, experts, and lawyers with the express aim of finding her killer.
They have sifted through scores of new tips and leads, pored over never-before-seen crime scene evidence, searched through hundreds of pages of coroners' reports, police statements, and private journals, and conducted many exclusive new interviews. They have petitioned courts and law enforcement agencies, gathered archival material, and utilized new scientific advances.
This is not a retelling of JonBenét's story; it is an active investigation of her murder. Combining the compulsive draw of a Hollywood movie blockbuster, the addictive thrill of the police procedural, and the heartwrenching tragedy of the real-life murder of a beautiful toddler and the consequences for her family, Killing JonBenét Ramsey seeks to put right one of the modern age's most monstrous wrongs.

As a man with unprecedented access to the facts and a reporter who is one of the most feared journalists in Hollywood, Dylan Howard's investigative journalism has brought down the careers of Mel Gibson, Charlie Sheen, Hulk Hogan and Paula Dean via explosive scandals.
Described by The New Yorker magazine's Jeffrey Toobin as "a tabloid prodigy" and AdWeek as "the king of Hollywood scoops," most recently Howard made a name for himself with an extraordinary exposé into the corruption, violence, lies, intimidation, death threats, and millions of dollars paid out in hush money to cover up Sheen's HIV positive status. He also broke open Hollywood's A-List high-stakes poker scam that was later made into the Oscar nominated film Molly's Game.
Howard's most recent production, Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood, was the number one podcast in America. He is also the creator of Investigation Discovery's American Murder Mystery and ID Murder Mystery.
In 2011, Howard was named Entertainment Journalist of the Year at the National Entertainment Journalism Awards, where the judges labelled him the "go-to guy for authoritative showbiz news and analysis on cable and over-the air television."