For newcomers to this thread, I strongly advise reading my first post, and read all the posts after, or you will not understand the evidence.
"Why would he kill his new wife before he ever got her out of the house? I believe he molested his children, but I don't recall reading he strangled or duct taped them or Elizabeth Smart."
Smart awoke with a knife against her throat - had she jumped up or resisted, she would have been killed. It was also reported Mitchell picked up one of his children and threw the child into the bed headboard.
Smart was bound with cord, as was JonBenet. Smart testified Mitchell said if she made noise he would "duct tape my mouth shut." JonBenet was found with duct tape over her mouth.
The Ramsey home was within a half mile of both the UC campus and Chautauqua Park. Beyond that were the foothills of the front of the Rocky Mountains. Mitchell and Barzee had stayed on the campus of Stanford Univeristy, and parks, and the Santa Cruz mountains.
I understand the theories about Burke. But the new DNA evidence shows male DNA in a blooddrop on JonBenet's panties, and the same male DNA on both sides of her longjohns. on the sides, where a hand would go to pull them down. That male DNA on two garments in three places is not from any Ramsey. I don't dismiss theories of Ramsey involvement but I say intruder theories should not be dismissed without examination.
You are not correct about the male DNA. If you read all of the posts on these threads, there are experts who have said, that if the blood samples are mixed DNA samples, they could be from more than one Ramsey, which in turn, rules out no one. That of course includes intruders, fixers or Ramseys.
As for new posters, I say bring it on!! I may not see eye to eye with anyone, but their opinions often challenge me to look deeper, reason more strongly and try to be more open. Heck, being female, I will often change my mind, only to find more research and figure I was closer to the truth the first time.
Opinions, if presented on a forum are just that. Opinions. We've all got them, and if others don't agree, we can state as much. How can we hope to solve this case, or any other one, without a give and take of opinions in a manner of being able to agree, disagree and substantiate or call error to those opinions?
I remember a while back, when some refused to believe that size 12 undies were too large for JonBenet, or that a MAAM was at the heart of this murder. Theories come and go, but the facts remain constant.