Open Mind.... let me ask you this:
1) Have you ever looked at any samples of John's handwriting? In detail? Repeatedly?
2) Did you do my suggestion of taking the enlarged ransom note in my other post, and enlarging it to 400%?
I'm not uncertain about this, Open Mind, and rarely am I definitive about anything on this case at all, because if it's one thing you and I are both known for, it's being open-minded about this case.... but look, I wish we could all get in a room or do a WebEx or something where we can all view someone's screen while the person is presenting -- I could show you the outline of the original underlying handwriting. Openmind, the small, underlying, handwriting is there.
Now whether he did his own disguising on top of his original handwriting, I'm not 100%, but because the letters look like hers as well, I think what happened is he did the first draft, and she went and changed all the letters on top. If you go and enlarge the pic - if you have Windows, and you have the zoom in your lower right corner of your explorer window, you can simply choose 400%... or however you zoom in your screen view.... you will see how most letters are written over, extended, or otherwise altered -- hooks, tops of a's added, I think even the 'Gs' were John's original smooshed capital G's and she made them small by adding the hook and writing over them. John's handwriting is very small and smooshed. His little r's are very small. Almost every r you can see where the original r is, if you know what you are looking for, and see where it has been extended....if you are in an enlarged enough mode.
Openmind, it's there.
I promise I wouldn't be this serious about something otherwise.... give it a try -- at least for me, ok?
If you aren't familiar with John's handwriting though, you may not be able to discern the difference.
I may have to do the work for you, but I'm willing to, because knowing that they both wrote the note makes a difference in understanding the truth.
Dear
Whaleshark,
As promissed, I did analyze the letters as you suggested and compared them to JR handwriting. I need to emphasize couple things upfront: I'm NOT an expert in handwriting. I see some 'similarities' of PR and JR handwriting letters. In regards of hooks, I see them in 'y' letters a lot...however, I cannot make the valid deduction because I don't know how much destortion the monitor's 'pixels'/resolution plays while enlarging the document. I would assume that the right way to examine any document is to enlarge it using the powerfull lences of the microscope, not through computer's application. JMO. I could be wrong of course. Secondly, I'm not 'detail'-oriented person. I can see the trees but only from the view of the forest
...So, by admitting my limitation, I would like to share with you the small portion of what I 'see' in RN.
'YOUR DAUGHTER IN OUR POSESSION'
It's a Christmas time, when family gathering is the common time of year. JR has two daughters, Malinda and JonBenet. Ramsey house has bedrooms for all JR childrens, including JAR and Malinda. JR in close contact with his children from prior marriage. Only close friends and family knew that JR oldest children are not visiting him on Christmas, in Boulder. JR was planning to see them next day, making the small 'detour' prior celebrating PR B-day by flying out of town to meet them outside of the Boulder.
So, at the minimum, whoever wrote RN knew that Melinda didn't come to visit Ramsey in Boulder. However, IMHO if JR would write RN he would write 'At this time
we have JonBenet in our...'. He would never write just 'daughter' because in his (FATHER) mind he has two of them!...therefore, it's very strange to me that both of Ramseys's (Patsy and John) never assumed that RN could referenced Malinda! Only PR was making some stupid attempt by saying something in regards to Beth who's already long gone prior 1996. So, the use of the words 'your daughter' makes the first 'red flag' to me.
Now, let's talk about 'our posession'. This is the second 'red flag'. And here is why...
As a matter of fact, usually, the blind person can hear extremely well. Also, in abusive relationship, the abused person is very much successfull and strong at work (outside of the marriage). In another words, the human nature has the tendency to compensate the wickness by developing the strong side in something else; creating the 'natural balance'. Where I'm going with it?...
JR psychological profile in regards of 'posession'.
JR is pretty strong and successfull person at work, achivements and learning skills in life (outside of the marriage). He's absolutely weak with woman. We should read carefully what he said about himself during his interviews. He had an affair for 2 years but couldn't properly ended that 'wrong' relationship. What is telling to you when the grown-up man
need to hide behind the door of his new love interest to avoid the confrontation with his old lover? JR didn't ended his first marriage. His first wife did, after finding about the affair. According to JR, the problem with his first marriage was because his ex-wife didn't treat him as the 'friend'...but more like a mother. I'm wondering if JR ever knew the meaning of the 'friend'. Looks like he never was THE friend to his ex or to his lover or even to Patsy!...The family value was never JR 'posession'.
Raising children wasn't his 'posession' either. JR is very seldom at home. Remember what gardener said in regards of JonBenet's reaction about JR absence (PMPT)?...JB was genuinely crying, missing her father, wishing he'll be home more often...So, IMHO, if JR would write RN he would NEVER use the word 'posession' in the reference to his daughter or his wife or his friend...JR as the man and the family 'posession' are opposite meaning of each other.
I can write and write what I see in RN....but don't want to 'rain on your parade'...I could be absolutely wrong...We all see different things and comes to different conclusion...therefore, I love and appreciate this side...I'm learning to 'agree to disagree'. Sometimes it's hard...but I still learning
Sorry, IMO, JR didn't write this RN.