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Off the top of my head: Baby Lisa Sky Darlie Routier and I agree with Alix about Charles Lindbergh

I didn't vote in this poll because even tho I lean towards accident covered up, there are parts of me that think there MAY have been premeditation.

Oh, I agree that the note was too "adult-like" to be written by a 9 and 6 yr. old. I'm just putting myself in FW's shoes that morning. I imagine he would feel panicked and confused. He was probably hoping against hope that the note was a hoax or a cruel joke. At least that's the way I would...

Even with a ransom note, if I were FW, I would start searching the house for JBR anyway. I think he felt like he had to do SOMETHING to help his friends. Also, FW was awakened early that morning and was probably not thinking as logically as he normally would. He may have also felt that the RN...

Forgive me if I am wrong, but wasn't FW's daughter once "missing" and he found her hiding in the basement? That's why I thought he checked out the R's basement first.

What a waste of money!

Perverts, I guess.

Add me to the list who thought Morgan was kinda creepy..

Drama Queen

In and of itself, taking in a stray kitten means nothing. To me, it's the fact that this kitten appeared the same day Lisa went missing that's "fishy" to me.

My weird theory regarding the kitten (if, in fact, it exists): What if DB or someone in the family, while disposing of Lisa, saw the kitty at the disposal area and saw it as some sort of "sign" from Lisa. So, they took it home, almost as some sort of "replacement" for Lisa and also to keep the...

Forgive me if this has been asked, but when exactly did DB find the stray kitten? Was it that day? Did JI know about the kitten before he went to work?

:welcome: Welcome to WS, Whocanitbenow. Even though I believe the parents are involved, I enjoy reading everyone's opinion. Hope you stay with us!

I have this book. I already believed Darlie was guilty, so the book just reinforced that. One of my dogs ate the cover of the book, so I think the dogs believe she's guilty, too. :)

That was one of the only things the authorities did RIGHT that day--making sure the R's stayed in Boulder. Can't believe how fast they wanted to get out of there.

I think JR felt a lot of guilt. Guilt that he wasn't around a lot and that PR had to care for the children all day. Guilt that he didn't help Patsy more when she was sick. He probably felt guilt for the death of his other daughter. I've never told anyone this, but JR reminds me a little of my...

It's no more vile than saying BR or JR or Santa were molesting her. There is no proof for that either. Although rare, some mothers DO molest their children.

My answer is the same as DeeDee's. In regards to your other questions, I just don't think Patsy was as smart as she thought she was. IOW, she thought she was smarter than the authorities (and in this case, she was, unfortunately).

I think Patsy was majorly stressed out that night and when JB soiled herself, she lost it. I don't know if she accidentally or deliberately bashed JB''s head. The rest was a cover-up of how PR thought a crime scene should look. I think she thought JBR was dead when she used the garotte.

I think PR is the one who dressed JBR in the oversized panties. In her messed up mind, they HAD to say Wednesday on them, perhaps to try and prove to the authorities that the R's last saw her alive on Christmas. She may have originally planned to put the Barbie nightgown on JBR, but since the...