ChucklePeter Hamilton said:narlacat--prime fruit loop--funny
ChucklePeter Hamilton said:narlacat--prime fruit loop--funny
Juliet10 said:Here is my theory.
I belive his inspiration for this crime began with the Polly Klaas case in 1993. There weren't that many high profile stories about men breaking in and kidnapping and killing little girls at that time. That is why they suspected the Klaas dad even though others girls were witnesses. The crime was unusual. Girls were kidnapped off the street, but not many high profile ones of this type. I believe he fantasized about kidnapping a little girl or at least breaking into a home in a brazen fashion. His wife said he began a disturbing fascination with the Klaas case. I believe he was fascinated with "the idea" of what Richard Allen Davis did. The crime he committed. Breaking into a home in a bold and brazen fashion and taking what he desired, with people right there in the home. I believe he thought, "what Davis did was so amazing, I could probably do that." Davis became a hero.
I believe he began an obsession with movies involving ransom/kidnapping plots and researching other kidnapping cases in order to live some of these fantasy ideas through without actually doing it.
I believe he was in there during the open house and came back at 5. He was in boulder for some reason, either for work, or friends/family. When he first saw jonbenet, she was perfect and he had to act. It was an opportunity he couldn't pass up. Maybe he really wanted to kidnap but couldn't (too risky so he decided against it? or he didn't have a home and vehicle to transport because he didn't live in colorado) and just wrote the ransom stuff to live out part of the fantasy. He had a lot of time to burn and it was a long wait. Maybe he just liked the idea of breaking in molesting and killing a girl, but he didn't have enough guts, like davis, to pull off the kidnapping part.
I belive he took a few things with him. Duct tape and possible a polaroid camera and possibly other things. I believe he took a cute and playful pictures of her posing in the basement. She posed for photographers many times in the past. I think Karr may have acted as photographer in the basement. She thought he was just some friend of santa or something. That is why they questioned Patsy if she ever took "cutsey photos" of her in the basement. He either left one behind on purpose or dropped it. I believe Karr may have emailed Tracy one of these pictures that is similar to the photo they have. This could be the secret information only the police have seen and know about. They tried to ask Patsy about it without really telling her about it.
I also believe they have the goods on this guy being in colorado too.
You haven't every heard of an intruder breaking into a house and taking a little girl and killing her? How about, Danielle VanDam, Jessica Lunsford and Polly Klass? True they didn't write ramson notes, BUT they did break into the house while at least SOMEONE was home. And Polly was taken IN FRONT OF HER FRIENDS with her mother asleep in her bedroom.Brutal Truth said:I have never heard of any intruder breaking into a house, going to the girls room taking her, and killing her. All the while the parents are asleep upstairs.
MrsMush99 said:You haven't every heard of an intruder breaking into a house and taking a little girl and killing her? How about, Danielle VanDam, Jessica Lunsford and Polly Klass? True they didn't write ramson notes, BUT they did break into the house while at least SOMEONE was home. And Polly was taken IN FRONT OF HER FRIENDS with her mother asleep in her bedroom.
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But the poster didn't say that. They said they never heard of an intruder breaking into a house and killing a child with the parents asleep in the house. I was just pointing out the other cases.wenchie said:But, they all took the child and left immediately.
They didn't hang around for hours & hours, eating with the child, changing her clothes, moving her all around the house.
Hello neighbor! I live about 15 minutes from CollingswoodT Broodwater said:I'm from New Jersey as well - 1/2 my life there and 1/2 my life in the south - and open house in Collingswood, NJ - means the whole neighborhood is invited - and there were often people that didn't know each other.
Georgia - well life is an open house in GA - there are no strangers in the south (the south that's in the east)!
I think it a great theory Juliet. Well thought and it makes sense. As long as you keep an open mind.
MrsMush99 said:You haven't every heard of an intruder breaking into a house and taking a little girl and killing her? How about, Danielle VanDam, Jessica Lunsford and Polly Klass? True they didn't write ramson notes, BUT they did break into the house while at least SOMEONE was home. And Polly was taken IN FRONT OF HER FRIENDS with her mother asleep in her bedroom.
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MrsMush99 said:But the poster didn't say that. They said they never heard of an intruder breaking into a house and killing a child with the parents asleep in the house. I was just pointing out the other cases.
AND stick around long enough to write a 3 page ransom note after she was deadBrutal Truth said:Of course I have, but none of them stayed around to play house with their victims. No intruder would ever hang around to pull all this off.
There's always a first time for everything. Maybe they felt safe down in the basement, who knows? No one knows, except JonBenet, the killer and God. I just find it hard to believe that a mother would kill her child over bedwetting! To me that idea is absurd. I would like a more substantial motive then that before I'll move over to the RDI side.Brutal Truth said:Of course I have, but none of them stayed around to play house with their victims. No intruder would ever hang around to pull all this off.
Do we know for sure this note was written AFTER she died? If the intruder was in the house while the Ramsey's were at the White's isn't even remotely possible that the killer wrote this note BEFORE he took JonBenet out of her bed?Linda7NJ said:AND stick around long enough to write a 3 page ransom note after she was dead
MrsMush99 said:There's always a first time for everything. Maybe they felt safe down in the basement, who knows? No one knows, except JonBenet, the killer and God. I just find it hard to believe that a mother would kill her child over bedwetting! To me that idea is absurd. I would like a more substantial motive then that before I'll move over to the RDI side.
MrsMush99 said:There's always a first time for everything. Maybe they felt safe down in the basement, who knows? No one knows, except JonBenet, the killer and God. I just find it hard to believe that a mother would kill her child over bedwetting! To me that idea is absurd. I would like a more substantial motive then that before I'll move over to the RDI side.
We really don't know what he said. This is what other people are saying he said. I think we should all just sit back and wait and see if the DA has something. Personally, I think he's a kook. But that does not automatically make me think the Ramsey's did it. I'm still waiting to be convinced of that, and so far nothing I have read on here or other sites have done that.wenchie said:He said that he hid under the bed.
How did he know that someone wouldn't come into that room and go to sleep on that bed, and then wake up when he tried to crawl out?
You entitled to your opinion and I'm entitled to mine.Brutal Truth said:Well I would like to know what you have read that makes youy think an intruder did it. Because everything I have studied blatantly points to the ramseys.
And add to that, that the ramsey seem to develop lockjaw about any pertinent questions about the case.
Let me tell you any loving parent would have had their butts downtown cooperating with police no matter how long it took to make sure you prove your innocense and to move on and try to catch the real killer.
But no they felt the OJ approach, that everyone was out to get them was the best way.