You are wrong on your facts. John & Patsy didn't sit down with CNN before investigators.
oh, YES THEY DID.
A little piece of advice, be careful questioning Tricia and RiverRat. They know the facts of this case better than anyone.
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You are wrong on your facts. John & Patsy didn't sit down with CNN before investigators.
I hold to the presumption of innocence until sufficient, reliable, material and competent evidence carries me over the hurdle of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
oh, YES THEY DID.
A little piece of advice, be careful questioning Tricia and RiverRat. They know the facts of this case better than anyone.
But then, of course, you refuse to accept or even consider that competent evidence when it is clearly laid out for you.
You excuse it, twist it, work on far-out "alternate theories" for it, and you generally seem to believe that any murderer who's smart enough or lucky enough not to commit the crime in front of witnesses - deserve a pass for it.
It's been 10 years Wudge.
I ain't rushin to anything.
What is the sufficient, reliable and material evidence that you hold would prove beyond a reasonable doubt that JonBenet's death was a homicide that resulted from the actions of one or more of the Ramseys?
If you were the D.A., what charge or charges would you have wanted the Grand Jury to approve?
oh, YES THEY DID.
A little piece of advice, be careful questioning Tricia and RiverRat. They know the facts of this case better than anyone.
I would present everything that was collected by the detectives (and every SPECK OF IT is posted on this forum), including but not limited to the ransom note, no evidence of an intruder, Patsy's fibers all over the murder weapon.
And if I were the DA, I would ask the grand jury, at the very least, to bring charges of covering up a homicide.
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Sorry, this lawsuit cannot impede FREE SPEECH & the right of people to hold opinions about what they think happened.
It's more likely that Thomas' theories were just too close to getting to the bottom of things & the Ramseys were anxious to chase him off before it was too late.[/quote]
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:blowkiss:That's very good advice, philamena. Hope it's heeded.
The ransom note points away from the Ramseys. DNA supports an intruder.
The ransom note points away from the Ramseys. DNA supports an intruder.
I used to be a IDI and found the JonBenet forum here when I discovered Websleuths when pouring over everything I could find on the net when Laci was missing. I posted this long post on my theory (which I had by only ever seeing a couple shows and reading a tabloid or two) WELL, of course i got jumped on and felt awful having to be corrected and put in my place on many points HOWEVER it was only a matter of time and a few dedicated and patient members that I saw what I believe to be the truth.
Two members that I recall were so kind in their responses were Seeker and Cherokee.
So I didn't rush to anything!!
I seriously doubt that the poster will heed your advice. It might be amusing to watch the show!!!
The Ramseys were never interrogated by LE before they went on the air with CNN. They ducked the cops for four long months!!! Four freaking months! I don't fault them with retaining counsel, I do fault them with NOT helping LE by submitting to questioning right after this happened. Remember, Johnny wanted to fly to Atlanta that night! He was making arrangements to leave while his daughter was still in the house laying beneath the Christmas tree!!!
How does the ransom note point away from the Ramseys?
It was written on their paper, with their pencil, with a practice note discarded and it mentions a dollar figure that can ONLY have come from insider knowledge about Ramsey's finances.
And then there's that whole thing about there not having been a kidnapping in the first place, because the little girl was left in the basement...
I sleep just fine. In all criminal cases, I hold to the presumption of innocence until sufficient, reliable, material and competent evidence carries me over the hurdle of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Unlike so many posters, I never rush to judgment.