Solace said:
UK, Thinking about this case last night and I think there was some horrible things going on in that house before the murder and after it. The fact that she was found with size 14 underwear is something that just cannot be overlooked. It can't. I think she was being abused that night, or am I wrong, did one of the forensics who studied the case say it was two or three days prior?
Solace,
Yes other Medical Practitioners, and various paediatricans were of the firm opinion that JonBenet had been sexually abused prior to the night of her death, they cite healed internal scarring as support, along with the unnatural enlargement of her hymen.
Although the above is contentious, her enlarged hymen is not, this did not occur that night, it likely took place over a period of time.
Coroner Meyer is an experienced pathologist, so when he opines whilst performing an autopsy that this body appears to have been the victim of
digital penetration based upon her enlarged hymen, then its safe to assume he is correct.
If you factor in her visits to the family doctor for genital infections, bedwetting etc, then its possible these may be linked to any ongoing sexual abuse.
So JonBenet's size-6 underwear is missing replaced by the size-12's, now this
cannot be because they were soiled or urine-soaked since the size-12's and longjohns left on her were also urine-soaked!
If you consider the missing size-6 underwear as forensic evidence removed from the original crime-scene e.g. not the wine-cellar, then they must have played a part in her death. So either they will have contained blood stains, pubic hairs and/or semen else why remove them?
So rather than an Intruder or Toilet Rage Theory I reckon people should consider a Sexual Rage Theory as the cause of JonBenet's death, it may ultimately not be correct, but it would be more consistent with the current forensic evidence than either of the Intruder or Toilet Rage Theories!
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