AI SUPER-BRAIN SOLVING JONBENET MURDER!

Tech breakthrough cracks open cold case

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FLATFOOTED human investigators hunting for the killer of JonBenét Ramsey can now learn from a cutting-edge Robocop AI computer system how to solve the nearly 29-year-old cold case — and the method is supported by the tragic little beauty queen’s brother and top investigators!

The 1996 Christmas Eve death of the adorable 6-year-old has generated a staggering 1 million pages of documents from 40,000 reports, 1,000 interviews across 17 states and two foreign countries, 2,500 pieces of evidence and thousands of tips — which many gumshoes admit is a nearly impossible load for any detectives assigned to crack the stubborn murder mystery. And while investigators painstakingly hunt down suspects' DNA in hopes of finding the culprit, former Denver native Ash Ghaemi believes the state-of-the-art Crime Owl AI system he developed can help local police comb through the piles of files and identify the killer in a fraction of the time.

"I feel strongly that AI can solve the JonBenét case because all it does is take unstructured data and organize it into an easy-to-use format," says the 40-yearold marketing guru, who is interested in working with the Boulder police force.