Global Justice Ops
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Global Justice Ops,
Is that black Ops, as in disinformation?
So we can educate people such as yourself that other like minded citizens tasked with deciding what roles the Ramsey's played in the death of JonBenet adjudged they were negligent wrt the care of JonBenet, thus leading to her death.
This is because there is zero forensic evidence linking to anyone outside of the Ramsey household. Yet all three Ramsey's resident in the house that fateful night are directly linked by forensic evidence to the wine-cellar crime-scene!
An example of unpublished evidence is which Ramsey touch-dna was found on JonBenet's clothing or body and precisely where i.e. legs, torso, size-12's, longjohns, etc.
The intruder is a chimera concocted by the Ramsey's and Lou Smit, such a mythical person does not exist, not outside fairy tales, or Greek Myths at least. Since when did you last read about the kidnapper who abducted his victim but left the victim behind, after dallying to perform some perverse acts on a dying body, before fleeing into the night, leaving a calling card in the form of a ransom note, and zero forensic evidence to connect him to the crime?
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Thanks for replying to me and completely ignoring the fact that I pointed out that TWO legal authorities whose powers supersede a Grand Jury cleared the Ramseys, a federal judge and the district attorney. So you say there is forensic evidence linking the Ramseys to the crime scene? Let’s hear it.
That example of unpublished DNA is farce, Kolar had direct access to ALL the case files and in his book he explained where the different DNAs, unknown and known, were located.
Say whatever you want about Detective Smit, the man was one of the most competent violent homicide investigators known. Kolar acknowledged this despite being a RDI proponent.
RDI proponents rely on the verdict of a body of elected civilians who had no expertise or background in forensics, criminology, etc. And they berate experienced professionals like Detective Smit.