"On or between December 25, and December 26, 1886, in Boulder County, Colorado, John Bennett Ramsey (and a separate document lists Patricia Paugh Ramsey) did unlawfully, knowingly, recklessly and feloniously permit a child to be unreasonably placed in a situation which posed a threat of injury to the child's life or health, which resulted in the death of JonBenet Ramsey, a child under the age of sixteen."
It says what it says. No more and no less.
There imo is really no reason to worry about JAR secretly flying in, or secret santa, or mythical intruders, or satanic sex rituals, or aliens or whatever your personal bias is.
A group of people reviewed evidence and testimony and indicted two of the three people known to have been in the house with permitting JBR to be in a dangerous situation. These jurors saw thru the bullSmit and rejected the intruder theory. That leaves one person in the house to actually be the danger.
Lets not forget:
There was a report of fecal contaminated candy in JBR's room - also
It's possible that someone tried to anonymously leave a clue by bending a dictionary page to a certain word.
And it's very possible that some of the marks on JBR were caused by an item belonging to the third occupant, who by the way cannot legally be named.
Really, what more do we need?
Imo, if the medical records were not sealed we might likely know more about the extent of the dangerous situation that the R's were indicted for. But, of course the R's made sure that the records were sealed.
Now of course this is simply my opinion - but it would seem that the some in the GJ would share it.
It says what it says. No more and no less.
There imo is really no reason to worry about JAR secretly flying in, or secret santa, or mythical intruders, or satanic sex rituals, or aliens or whatever your personal bias is.
A group of people reviewed evidence and testimony and indicted two of the three people known to have been in the house with permitting JBR to be in a dangerous situation. These jurors saw thru the bullSmit and rejected the intruder theory. That leaves one person in the house to actually be the danger.
Lets not forget:
There was a report of fecal contaminated candy in JBR's room - also
It's possible that someone tried to anonymously leave a clue by bending a dictionary page to a certain word.
And it's very possible that some of the marks on JBR were caused by an item belonging to the third occupant, who by the way cannot legally be named.
Really, what more do we need?
Imo, if the medical records were not sealed we might likely know more about the extent of the dangerous situation that the R's were indicted for. But, of course the R's made sure that the records were sealed.
Now of course this is simply my opinion - but it would seem that the some in the GJ would share it.