BlueCrab
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In the 4/19/04 Globe now on the stands with JonBenet on the front cover, Ramsey private investigator Ollie Gray describes some of the foreign DNA found on JonBenet as "saliva and mucous from a runny nose, along with traces of sweat and tears -- but no semen".
Gray also said "Nobody in that family matches the DNA that was found". He added "It matches very clearly to some male person outside the family".
The gist of the Globe article was that an intruder broke in and killed JonBenet, but the evidence cited in the article can also be applied to a fifth person being invited into the house that night. For instance, forensic expert and criminal profiler Brent Turvey said the intruder knew the house well and "was completely comfortable being in the house".
Turvey also believes the death was an accident and the garrote was not meant to kill. "The rope was a tool, probably part of a sexual fantasy. This person wanted to spend time with her engaged in sexual activity."
"Completely comfortable in the house and saliva and mucous from a runny nose"? Children hate to blow their noses and have runny noses most of the time they have colds. IMO the Globe article was describing a juvenile as a fifth person invited into the house more than it was describing an intruder.
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Gray also said "Nobody in that family matches the DNA that was found". He added "It matches very clearly to some male person outside the family".
The gist of the Globe article was that an intruder broke in and killed JonBenet, but the evidence cited in the article can also be applied to a fifth person being invited into the house that night. For instance, forensic expert and criminal profiler Brent Turvey said the intruder knew the house well and "was completely comfortable being in the house".
Turvey also believes the death was an accident and the garrote was not meant to kill. "The rope was a tool, probably part of a sexual fantasy. This person wanted to spend time with her engaged in sexual activity."
"Completely comfortable in the house and saliva and mucous from a runny nose"? Children hate to blow their noses and have runny noses most of the time they have colds. IMO the Globe article was describing a juvenile as a fifth person invited into the house more than it was describing an intruder.
JMO