Just posted my thoughts and my opinion. It's about the only thing anybody has, I guess. I wasn't disputing anything except perhaps LA's credibility, which I will probably always question. And I offered an alternative explanation for how the cord might have ended up around JB's neck loosely as well as why her shirt might have been up in the photo. Just that. Just ideas. I don't have any unwillingness at all to view new evidence. I guess somehow my thoughts don't fit your theory. Jeebers, my post wasn't meant to offend.
I didn't say I was offended. Don't get me wrong. No one has to agree with me, I can be a lone ranger here with my theories and it doesn't bother me, I'll still be on my trail to find the truth. Maybe I and my test aren't scientific enough or medically factual enough to lend an air of credibility to my experiment(s). Just a guess.
However, what I queried was your disputing of evidence that lends credibility to the results, and no actual basis for rejecting the evidence, which when viewed cumulatively adds weight to the objectivity of it. It's not that your thoughts don't fit my theory, it's that they don't offer an alternative explanation for the evidence. As I said, evidence shouldn't be ignored, it is a building block to working out what happened. I think your reply to me is a bit snarky and unnecessary. Instead of making it personal, why not talk about my observations of the livor mortis and the timing of it, if you have a different idea? You don't have to reply, I'm just saying I would appreciate a discussion of the evidence rather than just a different theory that altogether dismisses evidence and photographs I have taken the time to post to back up what I say.
I'm not here to convince, I'm here to share information and dissect it with anyone who is interested, (if there is a reason for a different take on it), and share what I thought was two really very interesting and significant results. Perhaps I didn't put enough emphasis on them in my explanation.
1. When you pinch the skin of your neck as your head is turned sideways and then move your head forwards, it's not that the thumb and finger move apart, you would expect that on any folded skin, it's where they end up on the neck that is significant. I urge anyone to try it on their own neck, it's a really simple test. The thumb ends up much higher on the neck, in the region of the Adams Apple, and the finger stays at the base of the neck, exactly like the rising curved base of the red triangular abrasion. Could it be that some strangulation victims end up with this strange triangular mark because what they have in common is that their neck was turned to the side when they were strangled? It makes more sense to me than some theories I've read about a special type of silk scarf producing this result. The darker red ring of abrasion along half of the base of the triangle/cone seems to support this folding over and tight pinching of skin.
2. The skin of the neck stretches out and doesn't fold like that when you turn your head, if the arms are raised up already. This seems to be important in determining that JonBenet's arms weren't already strung up above her head before she was strangled. It might help someone to revise a theory of the sequence of what happened, particularly if they speculate that JonBenet was suspended by her arms in some sort of a rough game.
It doesn't really need saying lol, but everyone is free to ignore, criticise and disagree with what I think, I'm not special right, just another sleuther, but I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for a basis of disagreement with hard evidence such as livor mortis and timings. I see you chose not to get into discussion on these points in your reply, and that is fine, but please don't say it's because I'm defensive of my theory and won't accept challenges of it. I welcome discussion and hope there is more. That it will uncover new things we didn't already know before. Some will be happy I know to stick with what they are already married to, and feel threatened by it if it doesn't match a view that is by now firmly entrenched. I've read the same old same old stuff repeated ad nauseam here over the years, and I'm trying to inject fresh perspective on it and get closer to the truth.
Please feel free to join me, or not. If it doesn't appear to be an objective disagreement, I may challenge it. It is the only way to really move forwards, if that is a possibility.