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Police will re-enter Ramsey home
June 17, 1997
Web posted at: 10:25 p.m. EDT (0225 GMT)
BOULDER, Colorado (CNN) -- Boulder police plan to revisit the home of John and Patricia Ramsey, whose daughter was found strangled in the basement.
The primary purpose will be to develop an architectural model of the home to assist with the investigation and presentation of the case, police said.
The Ramseys have consented to the re-entry and a search warrant will not be required, police said. The couple have not lived in the home since the body of 6-year-old JonBenet was found December 26.
On another matter, Boulder Police say they had not yet received the technicians' report from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation relating to their analysis of the fifth handwriting sample provided by Patricia Ramsey.
Authorities say the tests continue and the results will be sent to the Boulder Police department upon completion.
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