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So many things feel wrong.. Patsy and John should have been tearing the house apart and screaming for JonBenet.Burke would have been glued to me. I may have called my friends and neighbors to search for my child. I would have called the police and made sure they collected evidence, dust...

I can see Patsy not wanting to be reponsible in her mind, with John or the authorities. When a child dies at home there is an investigation. Mothers can and have done horrible things to their child and murdered them. Being well off does ñot make her immune.

I have leaned to JonBenets vaginal injuries being caused by Patsy using a douche. The housekeeper said she heard screams coming from the bathroom after accidents and friends claimed Patsy was. I'm thinking if Patsy put her in the tub, stood over her to douche, the internal injury could be...

I agree these two weren't a typical couple but don't you think a nonresponsive child could could change this?

Just a thought I've had... If Patsy didn'didn't cause Jon Benets head injury she would have screamed for John. This is a wife's first instict in a situation this. Well it is for me. The couple would have worked together to protect their son.

I've been thinking about the bloomies. My question is were any 12/14 bloomies found in JonBenets underwear drawer? How about the dirty laundry? I'm thinking no. Patsy had planned on sending the bloomies to her niece as a gift for Christmas. The panties were special and novel for a gift. Another...

"One of the signs of child abuse is when the child exhibits symptoms of genetic discomfort on a Monday." Ding ding. When a child exhibited this symptom in my class as a teacher my internal alarm went off. It's like someone tapping you on the shoulder and saying PAY ATTENTION.

The paragraph above isn't mine. :/ I tried to use it in my response to it and I screwed up somehow. I apologize to the original poster, sorry.

I am in the camp that believes JonBenet's head struck an object rather than an object struck her head. The injury seems to be a low velocity/high pressure wound to me, which is often seen in blunt force trauma where the person injured strikes an immovable object I believe this too.

My idea only, Patsy was threatening John as a warning. "I'll spill the beans about you molesting JonBenet if you don't protect me now." I think this is why the two of them stayed together after the murder. They both had secrets and needed each other. Just my opinion.

Agree, attitude isn't evidence but everything about her is confrontational and defensive. When my teens acted this way my husband and I heard alarms in our head and knew something was wrong. Patsy behavior is just wrong for a mom of a murdered child.

UKGuy, My thought process is brand new panties wouldn't have troublesome DNA. The fact that JonBenets original panties are missing says they may contain important clues to her murder.

UKGuy, My thought process is brand new panties wouldn't have troublesome DNA. The fact that JonBenets original panties are missing says they may contain important clues to her murder.

I feel the size wasn't the most important when dressing JonBenet but new from the package was.

I have an almost impossible time thinking Burke committed this cover-up. As a past teacher and parent of two my experience is that kids panic and make poor choices in trying to cover up "bad" behavior. Most times the child will run to an adult or parent seeking help. Burke would not be thinking...

Thank you for your response SuperDave. I will go take another look at JonBenets bed again. I have ideas but no firm opinion thus I'm open to reasonable input. I'm positive that it was a Ramsey though.

Yes SuperDave, me too. I imagine an overly tired child and mom, a bed wetting accident and a child being shaken and jerked by her shirt collar. JonBenet crying and fighting Patsy. I imagine Patsy picking up JonBenet and throwing her into the bathroom to be cleaned up. Being thrown into a wall...

I know the autopsy said JonBenet was hit with something hard,hard on her head. But, what if she was thrown virtually into a wall? I have thought of the lack of external injury. But she doesnt have anything from being "hit" and we know she has traumatic internal head injury. Trying to think...

I didnt imagine a push or fall. I was thinking of a little girl thrown with force and hitting the wall directly on her head.

What do you think? I enlarged a photo on the last page and noticed a wall that that comes together at a sharp angle behind the open drawer. Do you think Jon Benet could have received her head injury being thrown into the wall? Typing on kindle in bed, please excuse any typing mistakes. :)