Scandigirl
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Hi singularity, thanks for your thoughtful reply!It leaves them as the "two people".
I cant hardly imagine one of the parents being left out of this equation. The case makes no sense at all when pulling one of her parents out of it. A safe bet that Patsy wrote the note and John was rearranging the basement that morning. If he had no involvement, he sure picked an odd time to start doing some early spring cleaning.
Bluecrab had a fairly elaborate BDI theory. Stun guns, Stine boy, Asian babysitters, etc.
A BDI theory isn't some new revelation just because CBS temporarily placed it on front street. You didn't say that obviously, I'm just making a general statement. It goes back to the very early years of this case. It simply never caught on over the past two decades. KOlar's book gave it a minor boost but then it receded. It will have a similar cycle this time. The focus will then veer back to John and Patsy.
Bluecrab is actually a great example to see how BDI plays out. It starts out simple but then comes the brick wall.....too much evidence and clues that have to be accounted for. So the theory either starts including various people colluding with him(Stine, babysitters) or it starts having him either write the note or assisting Patsy in the writing of the note and lately I've seen people mention him drawing the 'heart' on Jonbenet's hand. That little drawing probably doesn't have anything to do with that night's events but its an attempt to get him more deeply involved in what transpired.
Theories revolving around John and Patsy are the only ones with enough fuel to sustain them for decades. Everything else ranging from Burke, friendly intruders assisting him to the phantom ninja intruders always run out of gas.
I've seen otg and UK(and a few others) try to make a realistic case for it. While I'm not sold on Burke, I do applaud the effort. They take a middle ground approach between the overly simplistic scenario and the overly complex one ala Bluecrab and some others that have him throwing the kitchen sink.
I agree with you, that I find it almost impossible to consider JR and PR not being involved (in the staging and cover up at least), very much together. Likewise, thinking that PR wrote the note (with or without JR's help), and JR staging in the basement (again, most likely with PR's help). The only thing that got me thinking about this, was that if PR was telling the truth (and that in itself is a huge if!!) about the "two people" in her quote, if it actually is true that BR is involved,then that only leaves room for one other parent, in the "two people". I started to wonder if BR and PR could possibly have been involved in the whole thing, with JR only finding out at the last minute? Exactly what JR's role was, and when he became involved etc has always been a bit of a puzzle to me.
I wondered if the quote from JR to Stuart Long was also true (again, a very big if!), that he found the body at 11am, could that possibly mean that he had nothing to do with it until that point, from when JB disappeared? But, then I realise that is probably ridiculous, and doesn't seem to fit with anything else, so I have ultimately gone round in circles- nothing unusual for me!
I'm BDI for the first time ever, but still open minded, and wanting to be lead by the actual evidence, either way. Rather than the CBS show, it was actually seeing for the first time BR's interviews in childhood and on Dr Phil that convinced me. But, if something else comes to light, I might swing another way again, I definitely have no idea on any details of BDI, though, and feel certain JR and PR are involved somehow, too.
Reading Blue Crab's BDI ideas is interesting, although they are mainly pretty far fetched. I don't agree with all his ideas, and some of them, like the stun gun, have since been widely abandoned, if not discredited. In fact, the more I think and read about this case in general, the less I feel I can be sure of anything at all! I always have far more questions than answers.