scandi said:
The media keeps dwelling on the fact it needs to be proven where he was on Christmas, and the date of the 26th is used as Christmas, right? His family is looking for pictures that place him at home on the 26th. They say he never missed a Christmas with them. But the 26th was not Christmas, right, as the 24th is usually {always} Christmas eve and the 25th Christmas Day. It can fall on a different day of the week, but not on a different date. The 26th was in the 'week between Christmas and New Years.
The pageant connection has nothing to do with the need to know if he was home in Alabama or wherever on the 26th.
Scandi
OK, I got it :doh: sorreeeee
Thank you
Right, the two are not connected.
Take a l@@K at this! While I was searching around, I stumbled upon this: What an eyeopener! Nothing to do with the topic of Karr, but other comments made about JonBenet and her friend, Thumper.
I found this interesing, take a look at the post made: Date Posted: 19:00:16 06/04/06 Sun, posted my--not named! lol
What do you suppose they mean by the 'Pageant Book'? Would that be a program, made up for a specific pageant? If so, I guess other people could get access to them, not just the particitants and their parents.
Maybe Pedophiles too!!!!!
The poster is talking about JonBenet!
Scroll Down a bit-
Look for the post dated: -- Date Posted: 19:00:16 06/04/06 Sun, posted by--not named! lol
http://www.voy.com/43291/
Snippet-from post ---THIS WOULD BE THE SUNBURST P--I think. It also mentioned a hotel in Atlanta. Airport Atlanta Marriot. Not sure if JonBenet would've been staying there. Maybe they hold the pageants there.
It was in this hotel, in Atlanta, that Thumper Gosney met JonBenet Ramsey, five months before the pretty blond 6-year-old was found murdered in the basement of her Boulder, CO, home on December 26, 1996. The girls were competing in the same age group at the Sunburst International Pageant, though JonBenet was something of a novice, having competed only in local Colorado contests.
Susan first noticed JonBenet in the pageant book. "When you get to a pageant, you look to see who your competition is," Susan says. "I remember saying, 'That's one beautiful child.' So many kids look like cookie-cutter cutouts. Their families hire the same hair and makeup people. But she was naturally gorgeous And she was brand-new."
JonBenet was transfixed by Thumper's talent routine, Susan remembers, a rendition of a Patsy Cline number entitled "She's Got You." Playing a scorned girlfriend, Thumper yanked various objects including love letters, records, even a pair of junior golf clubs -out of her evening gown. "JonBenet wanted to know how she got all that stuff in her dress," says Susan.
Thumper and JonBenet became friends and played together. The Gosneys found JonBenet to be sweet, quiet, and unaffected. Patsy Ramsey, her mother, though mostly friendly, at one point became standoffish. The Gosneys were intrigued by JonBenet's black-and-white costumes (most pageant dresses are in vibrant colors), and asked Patsy about her dressmaker.
read on--an eyeopener for me!