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General Materials

• TopixNet maintains a continuously updated page of news compiled from thousands of sources, including broadcast media.
• ABC News The JonBenet Ramsey Case. None of these links appear operational.
• AP Video News Service, via Air America, provides 3 pages of links to videos related to JonBenet Ramsey (select from menu on left side of page). Most appear related to the John Mark Karr case.
• CNN maintains an archive on The JonBenet Ramsey Case
• CourtTV maintains an archive on The Case of JonBenet Ramsey.
• The Denver Channel has an archive section on the Ramsey investigation, including stories, videos, images and links.
• YouTube has a growing collection of videos related to JonBenet, including clips from various news programs.

Documentaries/Movies

Documentaries

• "JonBenet`s America (1998)

1. This Michael Tracey/David Mills documentary was first broadcast in England on July 9,1998 (Channel 4), and later broadcast in the U.S. on August 5, 1998 (A&E).
2. This is the first of a trilogy, focusing on the role of the media; a full script in Word (June 22, 1998) can be accessed here (see bottom of page) or at [Starting Over-JonBenet. The title is listed as Who Killed JonBenet? although according to Michael Tracey, the original working title was JonBenet`s America "Boulder CU Prof Interviews John and Patsy Ramsey," April 7, 1998, Boulder Daily Camera (now available only in Archives: Article ID: 9804070024).
3. The official Website, however, lists the British version at 52 minutes and the U.S. version as a '90 minute special.' However, The Daily Camera reported that "the 65-minute version of the film is about 10 minutes longer than the one British audiences saw July 9, although it`s shorter than the hour-and-a-half broadcast CU professor Michael Tracey had hoped to air in America." In Boulder, the documentary was followed by an hour-long panel discussion, moderated by Ed Sardella and featuring Tracey, Denver Post columnist Chuck Green and KHOW radio`s Peter Boyles. "Boulder Ramsey Documentary to be Aired Locally," July 30, 1998, Boulder Daily Camera (now available only in Archives: Article ID: 9807300031).
4. "The University of Colorado journalism professor who produced a documentary about JonBenet Ramsey`s death found himself at odds with the media he sought to portray as irresponsible and removed his name from the film`s credits. "There were a number of reasons," Michael Tracey said Thursday. "The clincher was the title." United Kingdom Channel 4, which aired the 50-minute piece on Thursday, titled it "Who Killed JonBenet?" "Boulder/CU Prof Removes Name from Ramsey Film," July 10, 1998, Boulder Daily Camera (now available only in Archives: Article ID: 9807100029).
5. On November 17, 1999, Fleet and Priscilla White wrote a lengthy letter to the University of Colorado Board of Regents complaining that "that Mr. Tracey has (1) selfishly and irresponsibly used his position as a professional educator on the faculty of the University of Colorado to secure a commercially beneficial arrangement with the prime suspects in an ongoing murder investigation, (2) attempted to generate favorable public opinion for the Ramseys using biased, misleading and sensational television programs clumsily and unconvincingly disguised as academic work product, and (3) engaged in dishonest deceptive conduct in performing advocatory services for the Ramseys."

• Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey? Prime Suspects. (1999). CourtTV documentary broadcast November 5, 1999. No transcript is available on-line.

• Who Killed the Pageant Queen? The Judicial System (2001). This 50 minute video is the second in the Michael Tracey/David Mills trilogy, focusing on the judicial system. It was broadcast first in England (ITV) and in the U.S. on CourtTV; the full script in Word (June 11, 2001) can be accessed here (see bottom of page) or at Starting Over-JonBenet.

• JonBenet: A Second Look. (2003). Court TV documentary broadcast May 11, 2003. Screen captures have been posted, but no transcript is available on-line.

• Who Killed the Pageant Queen? The Prime Suspect. (2004). This 50 minute video is the third part of the Michael Tracey /David Mills documentary trilogy, focusing on the police. It was broadcast in UK, June 16, 2004 (ITV) and in the U.S. on Court TV; the full script in html is on-line (see bottom of page) and at Starting Over-JonBenet, Websleuths; and thewebsafe.tripod.com. The accuracy of this documentary has been severely questioned by posters at Forums for Justice in a section containing extensive counterclaims here.

• Investigative Reports Jonbenet: Anatomy Of An Investigation (2006). A&E Home Video DVD network broadcast January 6, 2006; DVD released April 25, 2006.

• The Investigators: JonBenet: Anatomy of a Cold Case (2006). CourtTV (60 minutes). Abstract but no transcript is available.

• The Killing of JonBenet: An Evil Twist (December 5, 2006). Channel 4 (UK)(50 minutes). Produced by Michael Chrisman and David Mills. Posted to YouTube in 7 parts by Internet poster Kirsty: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6; Part 7.

Movies

1. Perfect Murder, Perfect Town. (2000). With Kris Kristofferson and Marg Helgenberger; directed by Lawrence Schiller Available in DVD or VHS tape; theatrical release February 27, 2000, DVD released May 27, 2003 (90 minutes).
2. Getting Away with Murder: The JonBenet Ramsey Mystery. (2000). With Cliff DeYoung and Judi Evans Luciano; a made-for-TV movie released on February 16, 2000 that implies that Ramseys did it. Not available in either DVD or VHS at Amazon.com.

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