Points out that it will air tonight on CBS

Times: 7 PM CDT, 8 PM EDT/PDT, 9 PM MDT.

She asks Neilson families not to watch and will make a list of all advertisers so the flamers who don't want the truth of the Ramsey case to come out can boycott those products.

Geesh - - if not for this case, what would she do with her life? Ramsey put her on the map! Prussian Royalty?

The Associated Press

BOULDER, Colo. Oct. 4 — More than a year after the
murder of JonBenet Ramsey, an investigator told her mother that
physical evidence linked her to the slaying, according to a
videotaped police interview.

The interview, which is expected to be shown on CBS 48 Hours
on Friday night, is used in a segment called "Searching for a
Killer."

It was not clear who made the video available to the network.
Boulder police insist they did not.

During the June 1998 interrogation, a detective said: "If I told you
right now that we have trace evidence that appears to link you
to the death of JonBenet, what would you tell me?"

Patsy Ramsey replied: "That's totally impossible...go retest."

The detective responded: "How is it impossible?"

Ramsey replied: "I didn't do it."

JonBenet, 6, was found beaten and strangled in the basement of the family's Boulder home on
Dec. 26, 1996, hours after the girl had been reported kidnapped.

CBS will show another video that includes Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner confirming in a
November 2001 deposition that detectives regarded Patsy and her husband, John, as suspects
in the death of the 6-year-old.

Beckner declined to comment on his deposition excerpt, citing a confidentiality order.

Beckner said his office gave the Ramseys copies of each videotaped interview. He said his
department did not give copies of the tapes to CBS and refused to speculate how the network
acquired them.

http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20021004_372.html

click on video to see what was on The Early Show today

I am SO glad - - let's hope that was just the beginning - - hope it gets the investigations kick-started.

Get ready to readjust your thinking
about the JonBenet Ramsey case.

I think you'll be riveted by tonight's
broadcast of 48 Hours Investigates, "Searching for a Killer,"
when we air never-before-seen interrogation tapes of John and Patsy
Ramsey. You'll see the police grilling them in separate rooms about the
murder of their daughter. And, we have new information and
evidence, including a possible lead who may have been ignored by
investigators at the onset of the case.

Correspondent Erin Moriarty - who's also a lawyer- interviews the
Ramseys. She spoke with them right after Patsy completed
chemotherapy for reoccurring ovarian cancer.

I thought I was well read about the Ramsey case, but much of what
48 Hours Investigates uncovers tonight is new to me. Erin also
interviews Lou Smit, an original homicide investigator in the JonBenet
case for the Boulder, Colo., district attorney's office who changed
sides and now works for the Ramseys; and Gary Oliva, a man, who
the Ramseys believe deserves greater attention from investigators.

This is certainly good news for all of us. It means when there is more news on the case, CBS will have ratings incentive to put it on the air. They know the audience is there.