It was startling to hear Burke say he went downstairs to play with a new toy and everyone else was in bed asleep. Let's assume he was telling the truth. That means JonBenet was either asleep upstairs in her bedroom or had already been killed and was in the basement.
So, did he stay in his bedroom and pretend to be asleep until everyone else went to sleep?
If he was downstairs and JonBenet was upstairs, it suggests JonBenet's bedroom was the scene of whatever it was that happened (assuming Burke's statements are fully truthful).
If JonBenet came downstairs with Burke then why did Burke mention coming downstairs at all? Why not keep his mouth shut?
If, as he said, he theoretically could have heard someone hitting his sister with a ball bat or flashlight, then theoretically he could have heard something going on upstairs or downstairs while he made his midnight play-run.
Just spit-balling here as SuperDave used to say. There's so much going on with JonBenet's story that it's impossible for me to keep up. :rollercoaster:
So, did he stay in his bedroom and pretend to be asleep until everyone else went to sleep?
If he was downstairs and JonBenet was upstairs, it suggests JonBenet's bedroom was the scene of whatever it was that happened (assuming Burke's statements are fully truthful).
If JonBenet came downstairs with Burke then why did Burke mention coming downstairs at all? Why not keep his mouth shut?
If, as he said, he theoretically could have heard someone hitting his sister with a ball bat or flashlight, then theoretically he could have heard something going on upstairs or downstairs while he made his midnight play-run.
Just spit-balling here as SuperDave used to say. There's so much going on with JonBenet's story that it's impossible for me to keep up. :rollercoaster: