Jayelles said:
There is a scene from the first Tracey documentary where the interviewer asks the ramseys if they were involved in Jonbenet's death and John Ramsey's response is very uncomfortable to watch. Patsy immediately says "No" shaking her head but John Ramsey hesitates for a second or two before stumbling out:-John: That's the most difficult question I've ever been asked and I've been asked that before. I would have given my life for JonBenet and I regret, I will regret for the rest of my life that I wasn't able to that night. To answer your question, no we did not.
I get a very odd feeling when I watch that clip. I wonder if Why_Nut has that clip?
-------------->>>Jayelles, yes very telling when looking at the entirety of their behaviors.
I'm sorry I forgot whose post on the preceding page spoke of PR and anger.
To that point, I will try to make my observation more clear, taking into account Blue Crabs recall of how it HAD been four months BEFORE the R's would submit to questioning. PR was not angry using typical angry type words but, rather puffed herself up and with great voice control, and volume attacked the questioner, bouncing the ball back into their court.
The very fact that they had not voiced concern person to person with the BPD, but had lawyered up, and spoke to CNN instead, speaks volumes to me.
Yep, I think this is now my favorite theory. The note in part was to shield the entire family, their young son included from what had happened, 'that' night.
Nerve control was not in place 'that' night, which explains 'the nutty note, that had cross purposes in it'. Nerve control was assisted by time, four months later.
This would handily explain the older son's response to what he would have to offer to the killer, in the magazine interview, he responded, 'forgiveness'.
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