JR shaking his head yes, then no.
https://youtu.be/wlb-4f7tL2I
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It's not easy, naturally,
to nod in the negative,
while thinking/knowing the affirmative?
Some kind of neuro override in effect?
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JR shaking his head yes, then no.
https://youtu.be/wlb-4f7tL2I
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Where do you think she was then?
It's not easy, naturally,
to nod in the negative,
while thinking/knowing the affirmative?
Some kind of neuro override in effect?
Here is the full segment. It doesnt get any better.
https://youtu.be/VS0ntbs_s3Q
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I was BDI and the parents covered it up for a long time. Until I read more about John. I think what clinched it for me was his faking yet another intruder breaking into his house. And of course the intruder came in through the basement and was a "tall black man" Such a phoney. I think in his twisted mind he was trying to show that an intruder did come in the other house and kill JBR.
Also you would think a rich man that had his daughter killed in his house, would have a state of the art alarm system turned on.
I was BDI and the parents covered it up for a long time. Until I read more about John. I think what clinched it for me was his faking yet another intruder breaking into his house. And of course the intruder came in through the basement and was a "tall black man" Such a phoney. I think in his twisted mind he was trying to show that an intruder did come in the other house and kill JBR.
Also you would think a rich man that had his daughter killed in his house, would have a state of the art alarm system turned on.
Au contraire. JR has the most to lose. BR, essentially, and at the least, legally, has nothing to lose from the truth coming out. If BR admits it or it’s somehow ever proven he did it, oh well. The law can’t touch him, he can claim it was an accident, and he doesn’t suffer to much fall-out. On the other hand, JR has everything to lose. 21 plus years of lies and deception to everyone. His reputation, his legacy, his wife. All gone. But, to him most importantly, his money is all gone, and with that will be the hundreds of legal cases that will follow. All of the money he stole from the tabloids, and all of the defamation lawsuits against Thomas, Wolff, CBS, Time Warner, and a slew of others would bury him. He would be asked to pay all that money back. All of this an I still haven’t mentioned the law coming after him for his role in the cover-up.
So, as you can see protecting the LIE is more important than protecting the TRUTH.
Back to the break-in situation. Back in April 2001, JR was mired in a defamation lawsuit and was the defendant against Chris Wolf. JR was nervous, for if he loses this case, he has to pay millions to Wolf, but also Wolf would have been able to prove Patsy wrote the note, and then it would have all crumbled down.
So, on the day of the Atlanta “break-in”, Lin Wood was on national television in the morning, on the TODAY show trying to drum up support for his client, going on about how the GJ voted to not indict them, blah, blah, blah. So, guess what? That same morning, breaking news!, someone broke into the Ramsey basement in Atlanta! Wow!. The kicker was, Chris Wolf was supposed to appear on Larry King Live that same night to tell his side of the story, and show Cina Wong’s devastating ransom note to Patsy writings comparisons. Well, JR’s break-in stunt cancelled Wolf’s appearance on LKL, and guess what aired instead? Yup! News of the Ramsey break-in, in Atlanta.
JR wasn’t protecting the truth when he staged the Atlanta break-in, he was desperate to protect his money, and the lie.
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Could you refresh my memory.... What's this "attack" in Georgia?Look at it this way: who would JR have been covering for, in both the Georgia "attack" and the Colorado murder? Hint: it wouldn't have been BR.
agreed.i think just about everyone wishes fw would just talk already -- i really do think he holds the key to many questions.
"We were frightened. There was a murderer on the loose." - PRA poised and rehearsed Patsy stutters when asked by Barbara if she was willing to take a lie detector test.
John has this dazed stare when Baraba asked him about molestation.
https://youtu.be/Nltc6UeKigw
Perhaps if I explain what Cottonstar’s photos show (about which had previously only been speculated) and explain how the electricity worked, this will make more sense and what this proves will become more apparent to everyone.
I hadn’t seen, and I don’t think anyone else had seen, enough detail in photos to know for sure where the wall switch was or that there was a second switch somewhere else in the room. Look at the photo showing the light switch just inside the door. Think about where you instinctively look for a light switch when you open the door going into a room. Without thinking, you would expect the switch to be just inside the doorway on the opposite side of the door hinges -- exactly where the WC light switch is. Rooms are intentionally designed that way. (Exceptions occur because of conflicts.) Beyond the fact that this light switch is exactly where it would be expected, when the door is open there should be enough light from outside for Fleet White to have been able to see it.
The electricity comes into the room at the ceiling and goes down to this light switch. From there another electrical wire comes out of the switch and goes up the side of the door to the ceiling, over the door, around the inside of the corner, across the wall a bit, and then down the wall to another switch with two outlet boxes attached. Anything needing electricity would have to be plugged into one of those outlets and both switches would have to be turned on. The fluorescent light in the WC was plugged into this outlet.
Think about this and what has been written about Fleet White’s actions and John Ramsey’s statements. When you figure it out, it all makes sense and it proves (most likely) that Ramsey went into that room and turned on the light after White was there and before JonBenet’s body was “discovered” after 1:00 pm.
If no one else figures it out and posts it, I’ll explain it in another post.
This might help. Here is a post from the past where I had speculated on what Cottonstar's photos show (I was incorrect in guessing that there was conduit):
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/s...tcase-in-the-basement&p=12871583#post12871583
Police officers came to a house when it was dark outside. They carry flashlights. The idea that John Ramsey left the body in a dark room thinking no one would find her is a really big leap. He could have had no expectations that she wouldn't have been found almost immediately. The fact that Officer French and Sergeant Richenbach didn't do a thorough search of the home will forever be one of the biggest mistakes made by police.
To somehow believe that John planned to have a little darkness outsmart the police is strange.
I didn’t say I somehow believed anything but I don’t see anything strange or a leap. Kidnappers usually kidnap their victims out of the house and JR night have expected LE to get the info and leave the house earlier.
There would have been no way to assume the police weren't going search the entire home after the call was made even if it was a kidnapping. Even if John did a great job at hiding the body and the police left the home, that doesn't mean they wouldn't have been watching. If everyone left the home and John was given a chance to get the body out of the home, he may have been followed plain clothes police officers. This doesn't show a great criminal mind. If he would have left the body in a dark room and expected the police to believe his story about the kidnapping, then he's an idiot. He couldn't even assume that the police weren't going to check the crawl spaces. And while the basement had a lot of clutter, there were very few places to hide the body.
I believe he wanted her found there... because of the other staging with/around her.