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(I think I've attached the right file.) Look closely at who Bode excluded and who was not excluded as contributors; and also notice the difference in wording between Items 1-3, and Item 4. Logic applies. But of course, there are reasons that each of the three persons' tDNA could be explained...

IRMI (Steve Thomas): While I steered Don Paugh into a conversation about taxes, Gosage sought some unrehearsed writings by Patsy and struck gold. “If Patsy didn’t write the [ransom] note, why not offer some handwriting to prove it?” he asked Nedra. She defiantly thrust a piece of paper at him...

First of all, anytime you see Roscoe Clark's name on anything, you can completely ignore it. Over the years he's claimed expertise in every area of forensics you can imagine based on “training” he acquired online. Just do a google search for his name with the word “jonbenet.” You'll find...

Hey, UKG. Sorry to take so long to reply. There are almost an unlimited number of theories that can be imagined as to how it might have happened. The question would be whether or not any one of those scenarios fits with all the known evidence. And of course, you can assume there is other...

That's effectually what the ligature did. It didn't choke her in the sense of shutting off her being able to breathe. Depending on how tight the ligature is, it will restrict or shut off the blood flow either to or from her brain (or both). It takes from 6 to 12 pounds of pressure to shut off...

Where did the bolded portion come from?

(rsbm) There was no blood on JonBenet's pillow.

The suitcase:

Like most longtime posters, over the years I've become more and less active depending on what was going on in RL at the time. During my recent less active period, there were some early reports released as a result of a FOIA Request. I hadn't taken the time to read them all. Some of them dispute...

The 8” by 1.75” contusion described in the AR is bruising on the brain itself. The bludgeon didn't make direct contact with the brain because it was protected by the skull (except where the depressed fracture was located). The brain was bruised from the movement of the skull when the two...

The issue of pre-911 calls has long been something we would all like confirmed. Steve Thomas only said that the phone records had been obtained illegally by Rapp (Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap). He wrote that BPD had the records in evidence but weren't allowed to view them because of their origin...

I think a lot of posters have over the years misconstrued this incident and how it originated. I have no idea where to find the information today as so many articles that were written over the years have since disappeared, but I'm certain of what was written. Susan Stine did not volunteer this...

(continued from previous post) Warning: autopsy photo included in this post. Compare those photos with the one recently sold by John Ramsey. The hair is pretty much the same -- pulled back with the hair tie toward the back of her head: But in this photo, all of the hair in front (even...

I’m certainly no expert, but I think this “Last Photo” that John Ramsey sold shows that her hair was completely redone before her body was found. It was common for Patsy to pull her front hair into a hair tie toward the top and back of her head leaving the rest of her hair in back to fall down...

Is that a British thing, or does the Daily Mail writer simply not know that "Christmas Eve" is not the same as Christmas evening?