BlueCrab
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The absolutely bizarre ransom amount of $118,000 asked for in the Ramsey ransom note has had everyone scratching their heads for years now. It HAS to be a message of some kind. Here's one theory:
It was the killer's method of documenting the time of death. The $118,000 meant that JonBenet died at 1:18 A.M.
The 1:18 A.M. time of death, judging from the body being in full rigor when found at 1:05 P.M on the 26th, would fit the generally accepted estimate of full rigor occurring about 12 hours after death.
If this theory is true, it would mean the killer of JonBenet was likely surreptitiously documenting the T.O.D. for the benefit of others, such as the rest of the members of the "small foreign faction" referred to in the ransom note. It would be the killer's proof to others that he was the one who tortured and killed JonBenet because he documented a detail of the crime no one else knew.
It would also likely mean that the initials S.B.T.C, as a signoff signature at the end of the ransom note, further surreptitiously identified him, and perhaps his accomplices, to the rest of the members of the faction in order for him/them to be awarded credit for the killing.
As you've probably figured out by now, this theory easily fits into my Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC) theory. APAC, a pro-active ultra liberal 29-member political group which operated out of Colorado University, awarded points to its members for acts that benefited Asian Americans. A certain number of points were needed each year to maintain membership in APAC.
One of the concerns of APAC were the perceived injustices to Asian-American women in the U.S., especially violent crimes such as rapes and murders that have gone unsolved. APAC, despite having scheduled programs and speakers for its 1997 season, suspiciously disbanded just weeks after the murder of JonBenet.
To the best of my knowledge, APAC has never been investigated, nor have any of its members ever been interviewed.
So was the bizarre $118,000 and the mysterious S.B.T.C really cryptographic messages to others? If so, APAC should be thoroughly investigated.
BlueCrab
It was the killer's method of documenting the time of death. The $118,000 meant that JonBenet died at 1:18 A.M.
The 1:18 A.M. time of death, judging from the body being in full rigor when found at 1:05 P.M on the 26th, would fit the generally accepted estimate of full rigor occurring about 12 hours after death.
If this theory is true, it would mean the killer of JonBenet was likely surreptitiously documenting the T.O.D. for the benefit of others, such as the rest of the members of the "small foreign faction" referred to in the ransom note. It would be the killer's proof to others that he was the one who tortured and killed JonBenet because he documented a detail of the crime no one else knew.
It would also likely mean that the initials S.B.T.C, as a signoff signature at the end of the ransom note, further surreptitiously identified him, and perhaps his accomplices, to the rest of the members of the faction in order for him/them to be awarded credit for the killing.
As you've probably figured out by now, this theory easily fits into my Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC) theory. APAC, a pro-active ultra liberal 29-member political group which operated out of Colorado University, awarded points to its members for acts that benefited Asian Americans. A certain number of points were needed each year to maintain membership in APAC.
One of the concerns of APAC were the perceived injustices to Asian-American women in the U.S., especially violent crimes such as rapes and murders that have gone unsolved. APAC, despite having scheduled programs and speakers for its 1997 season, suspiciously disbanded just weeks after the murder of JonBenet.
To the best of my knowledge, APAC has never been investigated, nor have any of its members ever been interviewed.
So was the bizarre $118,000 and the mysterious S.B.T.C really cryptographic messages to others? If so, APAC should be thoroughly investigated.
BlueCrab