BlueCrab
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John Ramsey lied when he said he never searched the basement prior to the Ramseys calling 911 to report JonBenet missing. And, since John had searched the basement and lied about it, during his search he undoubtedly had also found JonBenet's body and lied about that too.
During the 1998 police interviews Mike Kane asked John Ramsey if he had searched the basement prior to calling 911:
MIKE KANE: "Did you go to the basement?"
JOHN RAMSEY: "No. I didn't go to the basement till later."
MIKE KANE: "Was there a reason?" (for not searching the basement prior to calling 911)
JOHN RAMSEY: "No."
But a chair that was blocking the only entrance to the train room (where the broken window was) in the basement proves John was lying when he said he didn't search the basement prior to calling 911.
When quizzed about his solo visit that morning (John says between 7 and 9 A.M.) to the basement when he snuck away while the cops and everyone else were upstairs:
JOHN RAMSEY: "Well, when I came down, I mean, one of the things I noticed, okay, that door is still blocked."
MIKE KANE: "What do you mean it was blocked?"
JOHN RAMSEY: "Well, there were some boxes and there was like a barstool kind of thing sitting there. It wasn't obvious to me that anybody had gone through because I had to move the chair to get in, which I did."
With that comment, John was caught in a lie.
In separate searches, Officer Rick French, Ramsey friend Fleet White, and a crime technician, had each been through that door to the train room just minutes after 6 A.M., and BEFORE John said he had to move boxes and a chair so he could go through the door. Neither French, nor White, nor the crime technician, reported a chair blocking their way at 6 A.M.
John Ramsey obviously got confused and explained what he had to do (move the boxes and the chair) to get into the train room at an earlier time that morning -- prior to 6 A.M., and probably around 3 A.M. -- thus letting the cat out of the bag about his earlier visit to the basement. John had lied about not searching the basement prior to Patsy making the 911 call at 5:52 A.M.
Thus, while trying to cover up the fact that they had searched the basement prior to calling 911, John blew it in the interviews -- as did Patsy when she lost it while being interviewed by Tom Haney and blurted: "I remember my voice was cracking. I mean it was like 'John', like that. I mean like, I can't even, you know, I hear my voice scream and I hear his scream when he came up from the basement, I mean it was just a horrible thing. You know, it was just -- "
You can safely bet the farm the Ramseys searched the basement prior to making the 911 call, found JonBenet's body, and staged the crime scene. They were covering for Burke.
JMO
During the 1998 police interviews Mike Kane asked John Ramsey if he had searched the basement prior to calling 911:
MIKE KANE: "Did you go to the basement?"
JOHN RAMSEY: "No. I didn't go to the basement till later."
MIKE KANE: "Was there a reason?" (for not searching the basement prior to calling 911)
JOHN RAMSEY: "No."
But a chair that was blocking the only entrance to the train room (where the broken window was) in the basement proves John was lying when he said he didn't search the basement prior to calling 911.
When quizzed about his solo visit that morning (John says between 7 and 9 A.M.) to the basement when he snuck away while the cops and everyone else were upstairs:
JOHN RAMSEY: "Well, when I came down, I mean, one of the things I noticed, okay, that door is still blocked."
MIKE KANE: "What do you mean it was blocked?"
JOHN RAMSEY: "Well, there were some boxes and there was like a barstool kind of thing sitting there. It wasn't obvious to me that anybody had gone through because I had to move the chair to get in, which I did."
With that comment, John was caught in a lie.
In separate searches, Officer Rick French, Ramsey friend Fleet White, and a crime technician, had each been through that door to the train room just minutes after 6 A.M., and BEFORE John said he had to move boxes and a chair so he could go through the door. Neither French, nor White, nor the crime technician, reported a chair blocking their way at 6 A.M.
John Ramsey obviously got confused and explained what he had to do (move the boxes and the chair) to get into the train room at an earlier time that morning -- prior to 6 A.M., and probably around 3 A.M. -- thus letting the cat out of the bag about his earlier visit to the basement. John had lied about not searching the basement prior to Patsy making the 911 call at 5:52 A.M.
Thus, while trying to cover up the fact that they had searched the basement prior to calling 911, John blew it in the interviews -- as did Patsy when she lost it while being interviewed by Tom Haney and blurted: "I remember my voice was cracking. I mean it was like 'John', like that. I mean like, I can't even, you know, I hear my voice scream and I hear his scream when he came up from the basement, I mean it was just a horrible thing. You know, it was just -- "
You can safely bet the farm the Ramseys searched the basement prior to making the 911 call, found JonBenet's body, and staged the crime scene. They were covering for Burke.
JMO