DeDee
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Since this post was on the Members' Theories thread, I brought this theory, or part of it, forward so it could be discussed.
The MPD or DID theory is totally believable to me. In fact, I suspect it is very close to the truth. If childhood history is the cause of MPD, it could be why everyone in the family wanted to forgive the killer and the families were so quiet afterward, except for Aunt Pam who made a shrine to JBR in her home. Patsy always just wanted to know "Who?"
I believe PDI and pre-planned it. Your theory leans more toward a specific incident that set off all of her personalities [MPD]. If PDI, and planned it, a MPD would explain the ability to write the RN the same night as the death. However, for now, I am sticking with PR composing the RN in advance and copying it over [possibly the night of the event] to leave on the stairs.
This MPD or DID illness would also explain why a sympathetic John stood by Patsy then and until she was no longer here. Was he too busy succeeding in '96 to notice her changes?
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Cattyfish's theory
RSBM
If Patsy Ramsey suffered from MPD with few people close to her never suspecting, except perhaps her husband John, it seems possible she periodically lapsed into alter states representing various personality types with a wide range of emotions. One might have been a sexual molester. It's possible Mrs. Ramsey may have suffered sexual abuse herself as a child, which could be a keynote to her psyche shattering. If she was sexually abused, how unlikely is it a personality developed that acted out in her own daughter the abuse Mrs. Ramsey suffered as a child? I think it's quite possible. Another alter may have exploded into violent rages--perhaps deadly rages. The murderous personality may never have emerged prior to the night of JonBenet's murder. The violent personality is the one responsible for the severe blow to the child's head, and the methodical, ritualistic strangulation with the garrote. The sexual molester is the one who carried out that sadistic part of the crime. Still another alter could have been a young adult or teen with a flair for drama and the delusion belief she, or he, was sophisticated and worldly. The purpose of this alter is to cover up the misdeeds of the criminally oriented alter/s. I theorize the "cover up" personality emerged after the child was murdered, molested and abandoned in the basement room. This was the alter who wrote the ransom letter. I think it's likely this alter didn't know of the terrible crimes in the basement; she/he came to consciousness after leaving the basement, with an instinctive understanding something very bad had happened and that JonBenet was gone as a result and would not return. This alter devised the strategy of writing the ransom letter as a means to cover up the girl's disappearance, not realizing that, by doing so, she was actually implicating the "host" personality (the one known to the public as Patsy Ramsey). She wrote the letter, naively believing she knew how to sound like an authentic kidnapper (when the truth was, she couldn't know how far off the mark she was). After the letter was written and left on a step of the stairs from the kitchen, the author personality reverted to the recesses of Mrs. Ramsey's consciousness, probably going to sleep. When she awakened, the host personality had returned, remembering nothing of what happened while her alters were in control. She found herself awake, dressed in the clothes she had on from the party the night before. She descended the stairs and found the letter, fully convinced it written by an abductor who invaded the house during the night, taking the little beauty queen away.
The MPD or DID theory is totally believable to me. In fact, I suspect it is very close to the truth. If childhood history is the cause of MPD, it could be why everyone in the family wanted to forgive the killer and the families were so quiet afterward, except for Aunt Pam who made a shrine to JBR in her home. Patsy always just wanted to know "Who?"
I believe PDI and pre-planned it. Your theory leans more toward a specific incident that set off all of her personalities [MPD]. If PDI, and planned it, a MPD would explain the ability to write the RN the same night as the death. However, for now, I am sticking with PR composing the RN in advance and copying it over [possibly the night of the event] to leave on the stairs.
This MPD or DID illness would also explain why a sympathetic John stood by Patsy then and until she was no longer here. Was he too busy succeeding in '96 to notice her changes?
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