I still can't find any explanation from the folks as Real Crime Profile as to why they took down old JonBenet podcasts and stopped the future ones. That seems extremely odd - why can't they at least explain why they did this?
The released this "bonus cast"
https://art19.com/shows/real-crime-profile/episodes/eab1d961-138b-4efb-88da-f8858758cfa1 but it doesn't go near the elephant in the room. How disappointing.
Hi johnjay, I agree with you- so disappointing! Maybe we'll find out the reasons, when proceedings with Dr Spitz get underway? For now, I can only guess at three options? 1) They've been advised by their own legal counsel to remove everything, in case they get sued like Dr Spitz? 2) They are not allowed to discuss further, as it would have to inevitably include Dr Spitz's findings and opinions, as he was obviously involved in their investigative team?, or 3) They've already been threatened by LW and JR?
We don't know what's really going on between CBS and LW/JR at the moment either, do we?
I might be wrong, but I'm convinced that sadly, this is the end of any further public postings from Jim Clemente and the other CBS experts, regarding this case. Really hope I'm wrong, but not hopeful! Clemente said that their aim for the show was to try to pressure/convince the DA to officially close the case, so that all of the case files could finally be made public. While I admire his attempt, I personally that's never ever going to happen, at least certainly not while LW and JR are still around. I just can't see at this point, where anything further can possibly go from here. Sorry to sound all doom and gloom, but it's not looking good to me!
As UK Guy has said, I think that just about the only thing left for us to try to work out (with the limited evidence we have available to us!) is whether or not Burke killed his sister with deliberate intent, and/or there is anything further that has possibly either been missed, overlooked or still unexplained. (I'm thinking for example, personally, about the two drink cans left in Burke's bathroom sink, and the fact that the downstairs outside security lights were switched off that night, for the first time in years, apparently).
It's only my own humble opinion, but I felt that the CBS show was playing it safe in examining some aspects (maybe they did in the footage that was cut?), and I was hoping for a bit more from the future podcasts. Jim Clemente did seem in the last episode 40, to at least be open to considering that it might have been deliberate murder and not an accident. Dr Spitz has made it clear that he thinks so, and I think Kolar does too, yet others disagree. At this point, I'm suspicious, but not fully sure what to think yet.
As Heymom says, too, maybe we will have to accept that we may never know all the answers for sure, or be able to explain many of the details.