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The more I search, the more I think it's him. I questioned "Why leave the ransom note? over and over and after reading it enough times, figured it out.

Everyone was waiting for the 8 AM-10 AM call.He was long gone before they thoroughly searched the house and found the body. He had maybe a 10 hour lead on them.

If he traveled by car, he'd be 600 miles away. If he traveled by plane, he'd be home.

It can become more complicated if we find that he's not home but he is out of town. With a sharp sports car like he was inclined to drive and at night, he could be even farther away from the Ramseys. Speeding??.....The cops would never catch him.....and they'd let him keep flying and smile besides. Not worth their trouble.

The only thing he would need is gas.

"The more I search, the more I think it's him. I questioned "Why leave the ransom note? over and over and after reading it enough times, figured it out.

Everyone was waiting for the 8 AM-10 AM call.He was long gone before they thoroughly searched the house and found the body. He had maybe a 10 hour lead on them. If he traveled by car, he'd be 600 miles away. If he traveled by plane, he'd be home."

I've been trying to come up with a motive that ties in with the ransom note, is plausible, and makes sense (at least from the killer's perspective).

Say it's Karr (or any intruder really). When did the kidnap/ransom idea occur to him? Was it prior to entry of the Ramsey's home or after?

If prior then why didn't he write the ransom note out beforehand?

Did he write the ransom note before or after JonBenet's death? Give your reasons.

Does anyone know what the draft note said?

Your idea is worth considering and would fit in with my tentative theory. I'm anxious to hear your thoughts on my questions.