On the morning of December 26, 1996, Patsy Ramsey woke up to find a strange note on the stairs leading into her kitchen. The note stated that her six-year-old daughter, JonBenet Ramsey had been kidnapped the previous night on Christmas. Patsy and her husband John frantically phoned the police who arrived at their house shortly after. Despite the note saying that JonBenet had been kidnapped, she was sadly found in the basement of the home a few hours later. The murder took place nearly thirty years ago, but still the question remains, who killed JonBenet Ramsey?

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This episode will be discussing different stories and facts associated with the holidays and the winter solstice. There will be an array of different things shared to give you some random, odd knowledge about this time of year!

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In December of 1823, an anonymous submission arrived at The Sentinel, a newspaper in New York. The submission was a Christmas poem called “A Visit From St. Nicholas” and the newspaper decided to publish it. The poem became very popular and became known as ‘The Night Before Christmas’, yet nobody knew who wrote it.

Several years later, a man named Clement Clarke Moore took credit for writing the poem and for a while, that was that. Until a family reached out and said that it was not Clement Clarke Moore who wrote the poem, but Henry Livingston Jr. So what is the origin of this classic poem? And who wrote the words that are read by many every year on Christmas Eve?

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