DeDee
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Just when I thought this case couldn't get any stranger... Where does a transcript say it had the adult Dr Suess book in it, or is this not meant to be serious? If this is serious, I find it even more bizarre than if it were an actual children's book in the suitcase, and the potential for this book to be used as a grooming tool for a child (JB) would be much greater in that case. f this not serious, I don't appreciate the attempt at interjection of humor into what I consider a very serious case.
Anyhoo,
I shall try not to be offended by your assertion that the information involving the adult Dr. Seuss book was an "interjection of humor". Were you aware the title of the Dr. Seuss book that was found inside the blue suitcase has never, ever been released to the public?
I do believe that we now know why the public was always told the Dr. Seuss book belonged to JAR. His name was written on the inside [cover]. The title was always meant to be kept hidden to protect the rights of a private citizen.
My daughter was a resident of Shreveport when this murder occurred in Boulder. Do you recall the anonymous letter sent from Shreveport to LE regarding both JR & PR? I still possess copies of the original 1997 National Enquirer publications. Ironically, they are stored in an antique tan suitcase along with other publications that hold my interest re: Princess Diana and President Kennedy.
The document shown in the picture of the screenshot posted is obviously not a transcript but an individual investigator's categorized list of evidence and the status of the results from testing conducted on those items listed.
IE, from the CourtTV screenshot:
"vi. I do not think that lab tests have been done to determine if the suitcase had dust on it."
http://jonbenetramsey.pbworks.com/w/page/11682473/Fiber Evidence#FibersfromShamDuvet
Match to Fibers on JBR?
A CBI examiner issued a report indicating fibers from the pillow sham and comforter were found on JonBenet's shirt, on her vaginal area, on the duct tape from her hand, on the hand ligature and inside the body bag." This is the lab report referenced in the Carnes opinion: "A lab report indicated that fibers from the sham and duvet were found on the shirt that JonBenet was wearing when she was found in the wine cellar.
(SMF P 147; PSMF P 147.)" (Carnes 2003:Note 32, p. 68).