'To everyone I'll always be six': Lifetime releases 1st trailer for Who Killed JonBenét? The film is based on the death of child pageant queen JonBenét who was found dead in 1996.<br /><br />'This Christmas I would be 26, but to everyone I'll always be 6': Lifetime releases first trailer for film based on JonBenet Ramsey that will be narrated by the murdered beauty-queen's 'ghost' Lifetime movie based on 1996 killing is set to a air in November New take on the grisly murder is narrated by the ghost of JonBenet The trailer stars with the voice over saying: 'I was Little Miss Colorado. This Christmas I would be 26, but to everyone I'll always be 6' Portrays detective being convinced that a family member did it <br /><br />With the 20th anniversary of one of the 20th Century's most puzzling unsolved crimes fast approaching, it seems there is a show dedicated to the grisly murder on every channel.<br /><br />While documentaries are seeking to solve who killed little JonBenet Ramsey, the six-year-old's death is also getting the Lifetime movie treatment.<br /><br />On Friday the channel known for its rather dramatic story lines, released its own look at the killing which gripped the nation.<br /><br />Who Killed JonBenet? is not due to air until November, but its trailer promises a gripping tale showing what happened in the fall out of the little girl's murder in 1996.<br /><br />Making the trailer as dramatic as you would expect from Lifetime, it is narrated by the ghost of JonBenet.<br /><br />The trailer stars with the voice over saying: 'I was Little Miss Colorado. This Christmas I would be 26, but to everyone I'll always be 6.'<br /><br />As she speaks we get our first look at Lifetime's JonBenet played by newcomer Payton Lepinski.<br /><br />The actress with her golden blonde hair and sweet smile certainly looks a lot like the murdered beauty queen.<br /><br />As Christmas carols give way to more ominous music, the trailer shows viewers can expect and eerie whodunit.<br /><br />The other members of the Ramsey family are also shown in the trailer, with a known cast of actors taking on the roles.<br />Lookalike: As she speaks we get our first look at Lifetime's JonBenet played by newcomer Payton Lepinski<br /><br />Robert's Michel Gill, who starred in House of Cards, plays JonBenet's father, John, with hair and makeup working overtime to transform him into the patriarch.<br /><br />The little girl's mother, Patsy, is played by Romy & Michelle star Julia Campbell.<br /><br />Also joining the cast is Band Of Brothers actor Eion Bailey as Detective Steve Thomas, who is convinced the family did it.<br /><br />He says in the trailer: 'It was an accident and they staged it to look like a blown kidnapping.'<br /><br />Another detective meanwhile, thinks the family is innocent: 'I don't think the Ramseys had anything to do with this.'<br /><br />At the time many came to suspect the family as their behaviour did not match how people thought a family in grief should be acting.<br /><br />In the trailer, friends of the couple warn them that it will be the way they are acting and not their daughter's death which will legacy.<br /><br />Their friend warns: 'You're making it look like you're involved. What you do in the next 24 hours is going to decide the rest of your life.'<br /><br />Aside from the film, there are currently multiple documentaries investigating the murder of the little girl.<br /><br />CBS' The Case Of: JonBenet Ramsey has claimed it was JonBenet's brother Burke who was responsible.<br /><br />Burke was just nine when his sister was found dead in his family's wine cellar.<br /><br />A panel of investigators on the documentary hypothesized that Burke had killed the six-year-old during a fight over a midnight snack of pineapples http://BestDramaTv.Net
