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From BB's official statement:
From the same statement paper, six paragraphs from the above. Note the different times. Did BB see JR both indicated times or was that BB simply not remembering the exact time? Close enough.
At the time when BB saw JR running beside her car, LR was at the B house and we assume so was BB's son.
BB did not indicate she saw JR as wearing something red or that JR appeared bloodied. What she described implies she thought she saw something red as separate from and in front of JR. Seeing JR running with "outstretched arms" made BB think JR was chasing someone, a child, because BB did not see an adult... but likely also did not see an actual child but saw something red that she mistook to be a "red jacket" in front of JR, at about the height of a child, which could match the distance from JR's outstretched arms to the ground.
We might assume JR's "outstretched arms" were either bloody or she was carrying something small enough to have been mistaken for a child's red jacket, carrying it so as not to allow it to come in contact with her trench coat. Could that "something" have been David's bloodied corduroys or underpants later found in the kitchen? Maybe it was the apron that was found on the floor behind the overturned telephone table in the corridor that led to the living room.
The "walking back toward the house" is strange. If we assume the incident was under way at that point why such haste toward the car but only a walk-back to the house? Was the "something red" dripping blood? JR's vehicle was stained with blood in three locations. Hurried to get it to the vehicle, bloody it up, task done, walked bac
bbm
From BB's official statement:
From the same statement paper, six paragraphs from the above. Note the different times. Did BB see JR both indicated times or was that BB simply not remembering the exact time? Close enough.
At the time when BB saw JR running beside her car, LR was at the B house and we assume so was BB's son.
BB did not indicate she saw JR as wearing something red or that JR appeared bloodied. What she described implies she thought she saw something red as separate from and in front of JR. Seeing JR running with "outstretched arms" made BB think JR was chasing someone, a child, because BB did not see an adult... but likely also did not see an actual child but saw something red that she mistook to be a "red jacket" in front of JR, at about the height of a child, which could match the distance from JR's outstretched arms to the ground.
We might assume JR's "outstretched arms" were either bloody or she was carrying something small enough to have been mistaken for a child's red jacket, carrying it so as not to allow it to come in contact with her trench coat. Could that "something" have been David's bloodied corduroys or underpants later found in the kitchen? Maybe it was the apron that was found on the floor behind the overturned telephone table in the corridor that led to the living room.
The "walking back toward the house" is strange. If we assume the incident was under way at that point why such haste toward the car but only a walk-back to the house? Was the "something red" dripping blood? JR's vehicle was stained with blood in three locations. Hurried to get it to the vehicle, bloody it up, task done, walked back?
If Joan was hurt why not just run to Barbs,we know she could run!