MurriFlower
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I want to believe it was the flashlight, but with the flashlight comes a number of questions that I have:
1. If the flashlight was used, why? They usually kept it downstairs. If it was an accident, what would have even caused the flashlight to be in the scene?
2. The green garland found in JBRs hair gives me the belief that she was already knocked out and then brought down the stairs. Why would the flashlight have been brought upstairs by the parents when they could turn the lights on and off as they wished because the crime had not been committed yet.
I keep going between IDI and RDI. In my heart I feel like the Ramseys did do it, but it's hard because if you look at the evidence one way, and intruder did it, any other way you look at it, it looks like the Ramseys did it and are covering it up.
I would like to know what you guys think about the location of the flashlight and why it would be brought upstairs by the parents (if it is the head blow weapon).
You are new, but at least you're thinking kc, because those are good questions.
The flashlight has not been established to have actually belonged to the Rs. IMO it belonged to the IDI and was used to see where he was going, not to bash JBR. It wasn't needed in the basement, because he was able to turn on the lights.
It's quite weird for us to imagine what happened after the murder. The Rs never returned to their house. If they had, I can imagine they would have just gone to where their flashlight was kept and say, "no, it's not ours, because it's still here in the drawer" and we wouldn't be discussing it. There was a lot of things they were shown photos of (and some not too clear apparently) and were asked to identify them or explain something. When shown the photo of the flashlight, JR said it looked like his but it was a lot dirtier, so we can't establish if it actually was his and had been borrowed and used before being returned (assuming LHP or someone else who had regular access was involved) or was just similar to his.