K777angel
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Toth said:That's odd? I've seen no 'antics'. He seems calm, quiet, professional and polite. Even his insistence on appearing before the grand jury was handled as quietly as possible when he had to get a court order. No 'antics' at all. He still has the reputation of a top evidence oriented investigator and prior to joining DA-Keenan in her quest for the truth, he was working three days a week for El Paso County as a homicide investigator, so I don't think they considered him a "laughing stock". Do you think DA-Keenan wanted to hire a "laughing stock"?
Lou Smit "professional"?? He can't even speak proper English! "I seen it."
"I done it." AGGHHH!
You say no antics? You've got to be kidding! Trolling his lame theory from network to network pretending that he has been objective in his assessing the evidence in this crime when he in fact very conveniently LEAVES OUT all those facts that do not "fit" his intruder theory is about as big an antic as I can imagine. Where is his admittance that this child was: *placed on a blanket instead of the cold dirt floor? *Wrapped up in a blanket and not tossed like a discarded rag doll? *Wiped down and her panties and pants pulled back up (and then wrapped up in a blankie) --- ALL actions he KNOWS does not at all indicate that an intruder did it.
And where has he pointed out that Patsy Ramseys jacket fibers were found intertwined in the cord around JonBenet's neck?
And where does he bring up the very troubling aspect of the pineapple in her system?
And where does he objectively point out the familiar phrases of Patsy Ramsey in the ransom note?
And when does he explain just WHEN the perp supposedly placed that note on the spiral staircase?? This MUST be considered in this crime. It makes NO sense either placing it before he supposedly went up the stairs to get JonBenet as the pages would be lying there in his way on the way down them.
And it makes NO sense that he had them down in the basement with him and then ran back upstairs after he killed her to place the pages there - GREATLY increasing his chances of being caught - and then what? Runs back down to the basement and out the little window? Oh! With the baseball bat mind you.
No, he doesn't go out a door on the main level where he is after placing that note on the stairs (the quickest exit opportunity). He must have gone back down the stairs to the basement again because that is what Lou Smit said he thinks happened.
So - when did he place that note LOU? Remember - it was in top condition.
No wrinkles. No creases. No fingerprints even.
Nobody could step over them on those huge winding stair steps. So he would have had to step ON them coming down carrying JonBenet.
And no one did.
And it is ludicrous to believe he took the time after killing her to come BACK upstairs to the main part of the house! Especially when he knew there was no kidnapping for ransom now.
Lou Smit is a fool. And proves it every time he opens his mouth.