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Does this mean he'll be on trial and have to answer questions that involve that night? Under oath? Or is that too good to be true?

Ever since the CBS show and Dr. Phil, I'm wondering if something actually happened in Burke's bedroom. The following reasons give me pause: 1. Burke said his father used the flashlight to put him to bed. They placed the flashlight in the bedroom, for some reason. Their story is bunk, so why...

This could be where JR was for that unaccounted hour and a half. However, my only problem is he must have really hid the other stuff well. The rest of the duct tape, the rest of the rope (if any else existed), the panties I believe were removed (due to the new panties being ridiculously too...

I CAN totally see two siblings doing this to tease their parents, but I see this as more teenager type of humour and behaviour. This kind of joking around with mom and dad, I mean this specific type, is more mature than nine years and six years. Personally I am leaning towards that (aside from...

The 911 call was very telling. Her wording, her distancing, the way she hung up on her supposed rescuers (or her daughter's rescuers at least). The main element I could take away from the 911 call is that I definitely heard a child's voice. I don't know what anyone was saying... I'd probably...

This article was never published, the "Witscience" website was called out by the American Journal of Medicine for their hoax/fabrication. American Journal of Medicine tweeted that it was a hoax, and that no such article actually existed. You can see the tweet and the information here...

In their other post it was a meme that was just a picture and said that 92 percent of murderers have aspergers. Unsourced, bs. You're right that 92 percent isn't "all" but let's not split hairs. We know what their message is. I won't watch someone drag an entire group of people through the mud...

That's a good movie, I just don't see BR as a sociopath like the one child in the movie. Honestly I think he had a major temper tantrum and severely hurt his own sister, leading to her death. I think this was an outburst kind of event. The kid in that movie was a planner! Scary movie though for...

I just want to throw out there, I liked how the CBS documentary pointed out "small" foreign faction was a poor word choice if a foreign faction was actually involved. This shows a panicked person/s who thought that they'd pull one over on LE. They said "small" as in "you've probably never heard...

Makes me think it wasn't only a flashlight to the head Burke had done, then. He must have done something worse, maybe something sexual or some kind of attempt at strangulation before the garrote?

(bbm) To shut him up, imo. All the weird stuff around BR has been to keep his mouth shut. Saying he was in his room, he didn't know anything, he went to bed very quickly that night, etc, it was all to fully remove him from the equation and make sure he could always claim ignorance. I bet that...

Could have been so many people... DNA is all over our homes, ourselves, our clothes, our stuff. You brush up against someone at the grocery store and you could have their DNA on your shirt. A total stranger. So many guests walked through their house, shedding skin cells and their DNA everywhere...

A while back I said I wouldn't believe it, but I'd believe it now if Burke confessed. I don't think he could/should be convicted or charged or anything, but I believe he did the initial blow that eventually caused her death. I am not certain on any other part of his involvement or lack...

Totally agreed. I wanted to point out, for anyone young here, that blaming a random group of outsiders for anger at a business, specifically with an unusual acronym, is a very 90's thing to have done. This was a big deal in the 90's. She blamed the "usual suspect" of the 1990's in her letter. It...

Agree with everything. Dr. Phil is weak only in the sense that he's choosing to side with the Ramsey's due to himself being basically in a "gentleman's club" with JR. They have the same lawyer. They're both big American businessmen. They know each other. Bad idea to piss off another "fat cat" as...

Well it's in itself kind of incriminating. There's no need for a risk like saying this, unless there is a BIGGER problem they are trying to avoid, no?

She was a little six year old at the time, not too much brutal force was needed with the weapon, but an over-the-head swing probably was needed. An over-the-head swing looks like, you know, the swing Burke imitated exactly while being interviewed as a child. When people say an accident - the...

It was found to have been wiped down (potentially) because there were no fingerprints, even though it was used apparently that same night at least twice. *shrug* Suspicious to me. Seems like it was wiped down, but who knows.

I agree with everyone here that something is going on psychologically with Burke. I know you posters here didn't say this - so I'm not saying this to you - but a lot of people online in various other forums have been saying Burke looked like "a psychopath" and I want to say the opposite of that...

The main thing with this and everything else in this interview to me is that Burke is pre-emptively handling and explaining away evidence that they fear or know one of the documentaries (likely the CBS doc) will bring up. They have reason to fear that they will link evidence with that flashlight...