Userid,
When did Iever accuse you of spinning? I thought Iwas defending my nonbelief in statistics in general. You did call me out on it after all.Lol!
The grand Jury seemed to think abuse played a part in JBRs death.
Count four said the Ramseys "did unlawfully, knowingly, recklessly and feloniously permit a child to be unreasonably placed in a situation which posed a threat of injury to the child's life or health, which resulted in the death of JonBenét Ramsey, a child under the age of sixteen.
"Count seven of the indictment said the Ramseys did "unlawfully, knowingly and feloniously render assistance to a person, with intent to hinder, delay and prevent the discovery, detention, apprehension, prosecution, conviction and punishment of such person for the commission of a crime, knowing the person being assisted has committed and was suspected of the crime of murder in the first degree and child abuse resulting in death."
Thats not spin my friend.
Look, I understand that stats are important to you and your theory. I just dont happen to agree.
Personal story here
I am raising my 7 years old grandson. Hes been with me for 4 years now. As much as it pains me to admit, his mother was very neglectful amongst other things. He developed some emotional issues that resulted in dangerous acts of violence and rage (he was 3) he hit his 6 years old cousin in the head with a metal pipe, knocking her out and causing her to need 6 stitches on her forehead. He also pushed his 2 years old cousin down a flight of stairs breaking her arm. With hard work and intensive therapy, I now have a little boy who is sensitive,kind, loving and an honor roll student (GPA 4.0) I have greyer hair now LOL. 2 of my grandchildren could have died at the hands of a toddler. Gone unchecked what could he have been capable of at 9?
You brought up the cop analogy, and your point was, stats can be spun and don't necessarily illustrate the truth of the matter. I responded.
As far as the GJ indictments, I've mentioned before that, the GJ had to word it as such. People automatically assume that because it's worded this way, it automatically proves that a third person was involved, when in reality, a third person is not at all mentioned in any of the indictments. The reason why the indictments are worded the same exact way for both JR and PR, can just as easily be because the GJ couldn't prove which parent committed which particular act (the staging, compared to the actual murder, etc.), and such wording covers the GJ's bases for both parents. They knew both parents were involved, but they couldn't determine which parent committed which act; hence, the wording that was used for each parent. There is zero mention of a third party; there is only mention of a murderer being assisted (one party) and the assistant (second party). The two parties here are JR and PR -- which party was the murderer and the assistant is left open-ended, purposefully, by the GJ (because they didn't specifically know).
Also, that doesn't justify your point of bringing up abuse stats. These indictments mention absolutely nothing about prolonged abuse, be it sexual or physical (which your stats addressed). They specifically say "in a situation," which is singular -- the situation being, her murder.