Linda7NJ
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Perhaps Patsy killed her to protect her from further molestation by someone near & dear to her. Sorta a mercy killing. Believing her daughter would be better off with God. Perhaps she blamed Jon Benet. We know many mothers do and choose their spouse over their own child.
Reading the RN I can't help but think the author had an intimate, emotionally confusing relationship with John. The RN begins and the tone suggests there is no animosity, the kidnapping isn't personal on the part of the author. The author then says the others involved don't like him. This leads me to believe the author is struggling with her feelings concerning John. As the RN goes on the author seems to grow more resentful and the author takes jabs at him, personal ones. There is definite familiarity contained in that RN that simply put, should NOT be there.
Reading the RN I can't help but think the author had an intimate, emotionally confusing relationship with John. The RN begins and the tone suggests there is no animosity, the kidnapping isn't personal on the part of the author. The author then says the others involved don't like him. This leads me to believe the author is struggling with her feelings concerning John. As the RN goes on the author seems to grow more resentful and the author takes jabs at him, personal ones. There is definite familiarity contained in that RN that simply put, should NOT be there.