What happened to JonBenet Ramsey's house where body was found and who lives there now

*Warning: This article contains details of a sensitive nature*

A fresh documentary launched on Netflix delves into the enigmatic case of JonBenet Ramsey, who was found dead in her family home on 26 December 1996. The six-year-old girl was discovered in the basement, having been sexually assaulted and murdered within the property.

The three-part series is set to refocus attention on the house and the horrific events that unfolded within its confines. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, the murder was notably the only one reported in the city during 1996, reports the Mirror.

It subsequently garnered significant media attention and has continued to do so for many years.

But what became of the property where the body was found? Who resides there now, and why? What challenges have they encountered?

Following the death of their youngest child, the Ramseys vacated the house. They had purchased it for $500,000 (£400,000) in 1991.

It was initially sold to an investor for $650,000 (£518,000). The family donated their profits to the JonBenet Ramsey Children's Foundation.

The five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom Tudor includes a top-floor penthouse with two bathrooms and a kitchen complemented by a separate catering kitchen.

Carol Schuller Milner and her husband Timothy snapped up the infamous house in 2004, roughly eight years on from the tragic death of JonBenet. Speaking on their decision to purchase the house, Carol remarked: "This has become a dark monument, this thing that was just sitting there, just a constant reminder of something horrible that happened, and I'm just a believer in undoing stuff like that. It is a wonderful place to live. It is home."

The Milners were in the process of establishing a ministry in Boulder and were on the