PositiveLight
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Bravo!!!! And imho he put the lid on his own coffin going on Dr. Phil. Every dang commercial for a week leading up to the Dr. Phil episodes was hawked as if Dr. Phil was going to prove he did it! Then after the first two episodes didn't go as planned, I guess BR threw another one of his hissy fits and Dr. Phil had to do the special Q&A episode to shame American viewers for having the audacity to have an opinion, that he was creepy and seemed guilty as hell. If anyone should be sued it's Dr. Phil for making him look so obviously guilty! And BR could have still kept a lot of viewers on his side probably if he hadn't done the damn interview! That is what made everyone realize he probably did do it. Even people who once never thought he was guilty changed their minds ONLY after watching his interview. Sorry Burkey you sunk your own boat and your daddy let you do it too. MOOBurke cannot be prosecuted for the death of JonBenét. As for protecting his reputation, people have been saying he killed his sister for 19 years. His rep was already piss poor. Has he lost his woman or his job in the last few weeks because of this Detroit (radio?/TV?) interview? He could have just let this go. But bills must be paid. Full steam ahead! Let's squeeze a few extra Deutsche Marks outta Doktor Spitz before he dies and achieve the American Dream the new-fashioned way: by suing someone else's money into my pocket. In essence he's trying to make a living out of his sister's death. Even if by some miracle the Ramseys had nothing to do with it, the simple fact that they've worked their butts off to make $ off this tragedy makes them bastards. If it could be proven that they weren't responsible, I would say to JR and BR, "Sorry for what you went through. I can't begin to imagine how horrible it must have been. But you two are 350 pounds of *advertiser censored* in a 3 ounce hat."
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