I know UK Guy has pointed this out many times, but- the most important connection with clothing is the redressing of JBR. There just isn't much reason for an intruder to have redressed her in anything - size 6s, size 12s, whatever. There was no reason to redress her in white. No reason to wrap her in a blanket and hide her body in the wine cellar. An intruder would have concentrated on getting out of the house.
Chrishope,
Sure, so no intruder kidnapped JonBenet, otherwise you would not have her body. So this tells you the wine-cellar is a staged crime-scene, and that she was
killed elsewhere.
So depending on your favorite theory that can location be John's bedroom, JonBenet's bathroom, or her own bedroom, an outside option is JAR's bedroom.
Note apart from the bathroom they are nearly all bedrooms, and if you want to stage the death of a child that occurs during the night the obvious starting point is a bedroom, certainly not some obscure windowless room hidden away in the basement.
The big question is what would motivate someone to kill a child in the early hours of the morning, some say
Toilet Rage but toileting evidence was never removed, and a toileting incident does not need such a bizarre coverup?
So how about
Sexual Rage with that scream from JonBenet being silenced by her being held by the throat. Thinking she is dead, or not caring this turns into a bedroom staging, then the wine-cellar staging?
I'm convinced that it was the flashlight that inflicted the rectangular head injury, it may not have been staging, so did Patsy whack JonBenet on the head, again to silence her, seems pretty cruel?
JonBenet's neck injuries suggest that she was initially throttled and the garrote is employed to cover this up, similarly her wipe down, and redressing all to hide and cover up her sexual assault.
Now the violence used is not needed to silence a six year old girl, so why would you whack her with a flashlight or garrote her? I reckon these are parts of a staging process, where someone is intending to create a violent homicide, but that the head injury never materialized visually, so it was amended to become the wine-cellar staging?
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