The whole size 12 underwear thing is one of the reasons I think JR's more involved than PR in this whole mess.
I think whoever killed JBR had to replace the size six pants because of the bleeding from the vaginal wound. I further tend to believe that PR would have used the right size...
For myself, I've always been suspicious of that solitary walk JR took the night of the 26th. How easy would it be to get rid of a pair of size six girls' underwear--in a storm drain, in someone else's trash, in a pond, or even buried in a bit of snow--by the time the snow melted the R's...
I think that scarf is a little creepy too. Acandyrose quotes DOI, p. 40, "Then it was John (sic) turn. He had recently purchased a beautiful silk scarf, and he tucked it around JonBenet as if surrounding her with a final blanket of love."
Leaving aside the phrase 'final blanket' and its...
But Ames, this means that within a very short time of all this running and screaming, they decided to lay JBR's limp, apparently lifeless body down, remove her long johns and underwear, separate her legs and anything else that needed to be separated (sorry if that's too graphic) and violate JBR...
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Rashomon, you have asked the million dollar question. How, indeed? Even if he/she/they lacked the medical knowledge, IF the vaginal wound was INTENDED to be postmortem staging, then there had to be a serious "oh, no!" moment when that wound bled enough to need to be...
There is one huge, gaping problem with the idea that the vaginal wound was inflicted before the head blow.
JBR's body showed no evidence of a struggle. Not only that, but the wound to the vagina was a 'clean' wound; that is, it was a simple penetrating wound with no associated trauma.
Ask...
Several people on this thread have suggested that there's no way JR would have staged JBR's body like a sex crime, as the father would be the natural suspect in such a case.
However, as I've discussed before, the evidence strongly suggests that the vaginal wound was inflicted BEFORE JBR...
Good Lord, Ames.
I think here we have a strong clue in favor of the idea that the R's original plan was to get JBR's body out of the house, and dump it somewhere!
What are baby teeth used for?
DNA comparisons of remains.
I think that taking the baby teeth was originally planned to do one of...
One thing I've considered is whether the Santa visit might be a red herring, in a manner of speaking.
JBR didn't say exactly when Santa was coming, just "after Christmas," right?
IMO, this could be accounted for one of two ways:
One, the family in Michigan had little gifts for the children...
JMO8778, exactly!
In other words, JR is too smart to come up with one point of entry for the intruder and try to 'stage' an entry. If he points to one specific door, then the lack of either prints or the blurring of the R's own prints will focus police attention on the family even more than it...
...again, yes and no. If JR said, "I found this door unlocked," then it would have to be unlocked when the police examined it. What possible reason could he give for locking it again, once he'd found it unlocked?
And then we have forensic evidence: the police can tell if the door was unlocked...
Albert18, outside of corporations no one I know of thinks that two people each working four to five hours equals eight to ten hours of work. No offense, but there's going to be redundancy, and there's also going to be some discussion of what needs to be done.
As for that question, why didn't...
Notice what PR says that Priscilla said? "I could let you in on some things." Not, I know what YOU'VE been doing, I know about JBR and douching (or JBR and corporal punishment) etc. But PR still doesn't want to know, and acts like the information must be untrue.
I know we can't trust what PR...
Well, yes and no.
I mean, you're not just carrying your youngest child downstairs to give her a cookie. You're carrying a corpse, a dead weight, and it's absolutely imperative (if we go the single stager route) that the parent doing the carrying not wake any of the other occupants of the...
Albert18, you bring up a lot of good points, in particular about how JR is usually capable of accomplishing things a whole lot better than they were done on the night of the 25th, which does seem to point to PR as solely responsible for the crime and the clumsy cover-up.
There's just one...
Solace, I agree. But I have to consider that IF JR did it, it's a possibility that he made PR believe that BR was responsible, even to the point of creating a 'first staging' that reflected this.
It's just my weird theory, though.
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