Bumpity bump Capps.narlacat said:Capps
Aren't you the one that has theory that someone that JR did business with is somehow responsible for the death of JBR?
Bumpity bump Capps.narlacat said:Capps
Aren't you the one that has theory that someone that JR did business with is somehow responsible for the death of JBR?
narlacat said:Bumpity bump Capps.
No worries Capps, its a big discussion board here at WS, it's easy to miss stuff.capps said:For heaven's sake,using that example to prove John has bad character and is a liar,is really stretching it to make John look bad. I call what he did as having business savvy.Happens every day in the business world ... right or wrong. It didn't hurt anyone.
narlacat said:No worries Capps, its a big discussion board here at WS, it's easy to miss stuff.
With your theory in mind, that someone who had business dealings with JR, may have been responsible for his daughter's death, how can you say 'it didnt hurt anyone'.
I can think of one person who got hurt and in fact she died.
Let me find it for you. Why_Nut uploaded the actual tv recording somewhere. If it is still online, you can watch it for yourself. See the Ramseys listening to the question, Patsy nodding and then John saying he couldn't hear it. LOLnarlacat said:yes, what question anyone?? Jayelle's??
Toltec said:This was when Patsy and Nedra were in New York. They had left a restaurant, and then they slipped into a waiting Rolls Royce. Inside was a man named Raul.
Before arriving home from NYC, John answered a phone call from a "Raul". He wanted to make sure Patsy made it home safely.
John became furious and when he confronted Patsy about it, Patsy told John that she thought the Rolls Royce was a "cab". A simple misunderstanding. John didn't buy it so he kicked the kitchen door.
It's from one of John's depositions/interviews. That's about as much as I remember. All are at www.acandyrose.com You could try doing a search for "Raoul".capps said:That's strange,was it common practice for Patsy do give out her home phone number to people in "cabs"?
I'm not familiar with this story,is there a source?
capps said:That's strange,was it common practice for Patsy do give out her home phone number to people in "cabs"?
I'm not familiar with this story,is there a source?
Thanks for that truecrime!truecrime said:Narlacat,
I had the same problem. You need to register first. Then if you have a newer computer it will download for you. If not a newer computer you can convert to MWV. I didn't want to convert because I don't want to change settings. Good luck. Lana8
Toltec said:The NE...pgs 323-4:
MK:....Did you guys ever get in a fight or disagreements?
JR: ....Not really, no. The only time I got angry was - this was years ago - she had gone to New York with her girlfriend and her mother. They'd gone to shows and they had a great time. And she was on her way home and I got a call from this Raul, wanted to know if Patsy got home all right.
And so when she came in, I said, "Who is Raul?" So there was this long story about how they had come out of the show and one of the others said, "Okay, here's a cab, get in." And they jump in and there was this guy in the back and it was Raul.
It was a perfectly innocent story, but I was suspicious, I guess. And that's the only time I ever really got angry, I guess, with her.
MK: And how did you resolve it?
JR: I think I kicked the kitchen door, and that was it.
MK: When she got home, did you have this discussion about that?
JR: Oh, yeah. I had to know who Raul was.
MK: Did you believe her?
JR: Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, she was with her mother, for heavens sake.
MK: Couldn't her mother have given her an a alibi?
JR: Well, she supported her telling me.
Toltec said:The NE...pgs 323-4:
MK:....Did you guys ever get in a fight or disagreements?
JR: ....Not really, no. The only time I got angry was - this was years ago - she had gone to New York with her girlfriend and her mother. They'd gone to shows and they had a great time. And she was on her way home and I got a call from this Raul, wanted to know if Patsy got home all right.
And so when she came in, I said, "Who is Raul?" So there was this long story about how they had come out of the show and one of the others said, "Okay, here's a cab, get in." And they jump in and there was this guy in the back and it was Raul.
It was a perfectly innocent story, but I was suspicious, I guess. And that's the only time I ever really got angry, I guess, with her.
MK: And how did you resolve it?
JR: I think I kicked the kitchen door, and that was it.
MK: When she got home, did you have this discussion about that?
JR: Oh, yeah. I had to know who Raul was.
MK: Did you believe her?
JR: Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, she was with her mother, for heavens sake.
MK: Couldn't her mother have given her an a alibi?
JR: Well, she supported her telling me.
capps said:Thanks Toltec,
Lets' see ... they jump into a cab that they are sharing with a stranger in NYC,and at sometime before they get out of the cab,Patsy has given this stranger,Raoul,her home phone number.
Wow ... she is a trusting person.
Hmm, I don't suppose this little insight into this aspect of Patsy's personality would influence anyone into conceding a little more of a 'possibly' to my theory that Patsy did not strictly monitor access of male relatives and friends to her daughter JonBenet?capps said:Thanks Toltec,
Lets' see ... they jump into a cab that they are sharing with a stranger in NYC,and at sometime before they get out of the cab,Patsy has given this stranger,Raoul,her home phone number.
Wow ... she is a trusting person.
Yes but Patsy was not allowing them access to molest, just access, I don't think she really thought about what they did when they 'got access'. On that point, she was asked in one of the police interviews about the party at the Whites when some of the people at the party left the house for a while and joined some carollers, She was asked whether JonBenet left to join the carollers and she said she couldn't remember! I find it rather amazing that she couldn't remember whether her 6 year old doughter had left a party to go out in the street unaccompanied by either parent with a group of adults. I think that was an indication of how close an eye she kept on JonBenet at these functions. She didn't have to be willingly handing her over for molestation. All she had to be doing was not worrying too much or noticing where JonBenet slipped off to in the presumably large mansions where these parties were held.Nuisanceposter said:Not me. Getting into what you somehow might have thought was a cab (who confuses a Rolls Royce with a cab???) with your mother is nowhere near the same as allowing men access to your daughter.
I assume once she realized (if she didn't already know) that she was in someone's private car, she apologized and she and Nedra poured on the Southern charm to get a ride. I'm sure they chatted and cozied up to the car's owner and then gave him her phone number when he expressed concern over her traveling home (because obviously she's an idiot if she mistakes a Rolls Royce for a cab.)
That does not mean that she would willingly allow just any man relative or not access to molest her young daughter. What a woman does with herself is quite different than what she will allow with her children.
A question for you, aussiesheila - OT, but I forgot which thread you made the comment in. In reference to JonBenet standing on a chair with her hands tied above her head for sexual abuse...isn't it going to be more difficult to molest a child standing on a chair, since she needs her legs to support her weight? Not to be nasty, but if you really want to molest someone, you take all of their weight off their legs because you need their legs out of the way for the molesting.