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And more troubling is the fact that they turned on their friends, claiming that they might be guilty, instead of playing dumb and just going along with the intruder theory.

I had a brief discussion with my son who has spent 20 years in law enforcement about what exactly the indictments mean. I am sure most know the implications but for those who are wondering... An indictment is an official charging document allowing prosecutors to proceed with criminal charges...

I think that the only way amplified or other DNA would be beneficial is if it were located where it should not be...like inside of JB underwear or internally inside her. I am sure these were tested, but what were the findings?

Likely not. All it may accomplish is to identify people who came in contact with the victim.

DNA amplification would allow for testing if they wanted to. DNA amplification is a process that increases the number of copies of a specific DNA region. This can be useful when there is little DNA to work with, as it allows researchers to obtain more of the target DNA for analysis or further...

Just doing some general research on the psychological aftermath of committing murder. Did anyone in the family suffer from outward signs of mental breakdown, after the fact? According to what I've researched, for those who commit murder and get away with it, living a normal life afterward is...

If it was simply a grudge against JR, why kill his daughter? There are far more ways to harm him that would not risk such an endeavor. No, she was the target for whatever reason. No intruder would do the ridiculous things that were promoted by the intruder crowd.

A far simpler version could be that BR, in a fit of anger at JBR, struck her with a weapon that caused the head injury. The parents may have thought she was dead from the wound and were placed in the unimaginable situation of either contacting 911 for their daughter's injury, thereby bringing...

Take a look at the basement windows in their model. They are squared and much larger than the real thing.

I stumbled upon this on YouTube. It is apparently from Friday 3/28 While it is more of a Ramsey support show, there is a great 3D mockup of the entire house that offers visuals of what we have only seen in pictures to this date. Clearly, Oz is an intruder theorist, but if you want to get a...

Is this compelling evidence of a golf putter being used as the head wound weapon? Judging by the outline of the wound, it almost looks as though it was a left-handed putter, as in the picture. I wonder if anyone in the house was left-handed?

The problem with this is you're creating a justification out of thin air. The last thing in the commotion would be stopping to make a bed. It makes no sense.

Are we to believe then that an intruder, who was supposed to have carried an unconscious JBR out of her bedroom with both arms, somehow managed to close the door to a "little bit" while holding her? Why would he or she do that?

Very reminiscent of their reactions and response when Steve Thomas confronted them on Larry King. He literally accused Patsy of the crime and she did not react with outrage.

Here is a software if anyone wants to give it a try. https://neuroscript.net/forensics.php

Doesn't it seem odd that acquaintances would go into a kids bedroom and make a bed? I would think it very creepy if I found someone doing that in my home. Also, does anyone know if JBR's bedroom door was closed or open when PR first passed it that morning?

I guess what I was thinking was that if JB was killed in his bedroom, or even severely injured. It would make sense for someone to go over everything in the room and clean it up, removing any traces of the crime.

I recall reading that the Ramsey house was typically a mess with clutter and things left lying about. The children were said to have just left toys where they were and dropped clothing on the floor. Why do we find Burke's bed made and his bedroom look pretty normal on the day she was...

Question to AI: in the JonBenet Ramsey case, if a close family member committed the crime, what might their motive be? AI Answer: There could be several potential motives if a close family member was responsible for JonBenet Ramsey's murder, though it's important to note that her case remains...

I do enjoy dabbling in artificial intelligence for a number of things, so I thought I would ask it to evaluate the ransom note. Question... Can you analyze this ransom note from the JonBenet Ramsey case, and provide insight into the mindset of the author, its legitimacy and what type of person...