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I give John a pass on this one. It's easy to write what one would do in a panic situation, but what you would actually do might be entirely different. I don't think this necessarily proves or disproves anything.

Hi Bluecrab, I use to think the same thing – that the hymen was torn, but it’s not. Note 3: The anterior hymenal rim may be very slim or absent as a normal variant; this was the case with JonBenet Ramsey and the pathologist recognized it as normal.http://www.pathguy.com/abuse.htm...

I agree that whomever molested her prior to her murder also inflicted the acute injuries; however, her hymen was intact. Not all hymens are represented the same way.

Sissi, I agree that the evidence can point both ways. That unknown DNA is a real bite in the arse for the Ramsey did it team. It can simply be explained as contamination, or DNA from someone totally unrelated to the crime, but because it hasn't been matched to anyone, it becomes evidence...

Vicktor says: " He wanted to have some fun. He tied her wrists with cord, then applied the garotte. It lasted until she screamed or attempted to get away, then he hit her with a heavy object. " Okay, if JonBenet struggled, where are the defense injuries? Where are the internal injuries on...

Jameson writes: “Observant parents often see signs of abuse in their own children. Emotional - The child may become sullen or fearful- change in attitude. The child becomes less than enthusiastic about being with the person who is physically hurting them. And there are the physical symptoms...

Look, this petition was a long shot; I personally didn't think when I signed the petition that it would influence anyone to start a new investigation. However, what this petition has done is bring attention to this cold case and that in itself is good. No matter what your opinion is on this...

Oh darn, sorry, didn't see there was already a thread for this.

Here's an article highlighting this notorious serial killer -- Bind Them, Torture Them, Kill Them. http://www.misty.angelcities.com/BTK1.html

Where did the original MakeToast get all those photos of JBR and the family for that website? And, didn't MakeToast also use an email address: budrosser@mindspring.com. mindspring is based out of Atlanta, Georgia.

Susan Bennett was originally a moderator at this forum when the forum was owned by Murphy. Bennett, a staunch Ramsey supporter, was inclined to post poster's real time information when she had a vendetta against them. Eventually Murphy had enough with Bennett posting personal information on a...

Good to see ya! Yes and Mike is real and has a real door, but one I had forgot about is Violet -- that was Bennett also. P.S. Barbara, yes, I agree with you.

Just a matter of semantics, as Bennett would say. :-)

Tricia is right. Actually what difference does it make about Jameson's hats. LP, I gained mucho respect for you when you said adios to Bennett for dipping into the "dancing on JBR's grave fund to the tune of 40K." And to be honest a message board/forum is much more interesting when posters do...

Susan *******, a.k.a. "*******," is not known to ever have signed herself "JA-me-son" or "John Andrew Ramsey" or "JAR" or "MASON JAR" etc., but she is beleived to have used such additional aliases as "jelly," "jams," "mason," and "nosam" (mason backwards). (to name a few)

SkyJustice is who appeared at Purgatory and ACR. Sissi would know more about the real maketoast, Nick. From: skyjustice Nov-14 3:35 pm To: ALL (1 of 2) 1710.1 Hello Posters, I just thought I would let everyone know the "maketoast.com" site will be returning on Sunday...

Perhaps, but I think it was more psychological -- impossible for the killer to leave the child out in the elements. The ransom note, just like the duct tape, wrist bindings, the ligature, and sexual molestation, etc. were tasks performed to divert the investigation -- to draw officials away...

I know there has been widespread speculation from both the intruder and Ramsey theorists regarding the way the body was left in the house and yet not covered "lovingly." And, it does seem to be a contradiction of what a crime scene is "supposed" to look like. I also follow the Hargon case...

Oh, I agree, LP, and if you saw my reply to him, I probably handled it wrong at the onset. I let my own personal feelings for Wood and the Ramseys get in the way of accomplishing something that I felt was worthy of attention and for that I did apologize.

Yes, I saw that that particular picture was gone. I haven't visited that one for a while, but I was appalled when I saw his photo gallery of children -- as I recall some 500 random shots of kids all taken in public areas (just regular photos), but I thought to myself -- my God, do the parents...