Shylock
Former Member
sissi said:This may be true,however it does make him a liar.
The Ramseys,were in the middle of the most traumatic situation anyone can experience,they could be excused for not remembering much of what was going on during those early days.
OK, so let me get this straight: The Ramseys, who probably were involved in their daughters death, can play stupid and not answer questions put to them by LE trying to solve their daughter's murder--and that's OK with you. But Thomas gets called a "liar" by you because he plays stupid when being deposed by the opposing attorney during a civil trial-something that everyone who has ever been deposed does.
I think your ideas are seriously twisted about which is the lesser of two evils, sissi.
It might help you, sissi, if you research the Van Damm kidnapping and murder to see exactly how innocent parents act versus the guilty Ramseys. When the police were done searching and testing the Van Damm house and the parents were told they could return, Damen Van Damm sealed off his daughter's bedroom on the slight chance the police might have missed something. He then went around the house testing all the doors and alarm switches to see if he could break in to his own house and trick the alarm sensors.
In comparison, not only did the Ramseys try to leave the state right after the murder, but they walked out the door and never set foot in the house again. Did John Ramsey contact the police to make sure they had searched every inch of the house and answer any questions about the house they might have had?--NO. Did John Ramsey return to the house and do any searching on his own just to be sure nothing was missed?--NO. The fact is, John Ramsey has never did anything to help find his daughters' killer--he was too busy worrying about the REAL killer being caught--a member of his own family.