"You're making it look like you're involved," someone warns John Ramsey in the trailer for Lifetime's new movie about JonBenét Ramsey's killing

The First Trailer for Lifetime's JonBenét Movie Focuses on Her Family's Behavior

The mysterious 1996 killing of 6-year-old child pageant queen JonBenét Ramsey is getting the Lifetime treatment.

The exclusive first trailer for the network’s upcoming movie, Who Killed JonBenét?, places her family’s actions in the immediate aftermath of her death front and center. A cast including Julia Cambpell and Michael Gill portrays the Ramseys.

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“I was Little Miss Colorado,” JonBenét (Payton Lepinski) narrates in the trailer. “This Christmas I would be 26, but to everyone I’ll always be 6.”

JonBenét’s body was found in her family’s Boulder, Colorado, basement on Dec. 26, 1996, just hours after they discovered a ransom note demanding $118,000 for her safe return. Authorities said she had duct tape over her mouth and a garrote around her neck.

No one has ever been charged in her death, including her mother Patsy, father John and older brother Burke, who was 9 at the time. They have always maintained their innocence, though they long faced suspicion, including from police.

As the 20th anniversary of the case approaches, it’s being revisited in multiple forms, including a controversial recent CBS docuseries and a three-part Dr. Phil interview with Burke.

In the Lifetime trailer, Patsy (Campbell), John (Gill) and Burke attend JonBenét’s funeral as real media clips from the actual case play.

Later, police detective Steve Thomas (Eion Bailey) speculates, “It was an accident and they staged it to look like a blown kidnapping,” while another investigator says, “I don’t think the Ramseys had anything to do with it.”

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Still, the trailer shows friends calling Patsy and John’s innocence into question. Advises one to John, “You’re making it look like you’re involved.”

“What you do in the next 24 hours,” he says in the movie, “is going to decide the rest of your life.”