Holdontoyourhat
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Not to knit-pick, but...
I agree with this part.Camper said:The 'thingie' was manufactured in the Ramsey home as evidenced by the rope fibres found on JonBenets bed, and an olde broken Ramsey artists paint brush handle included in the manufacture of it.
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Uh, yes. Doesn't making the garrote in the home and leaving it there minimize evidence on the perp both before and after the crime? Tell me that it doesn't..Camper said:DO you really think that an outside perpetrator of unknown ethnicity from a foreign part of our world, would take the time to 'manufacture' this 'thingie right in the home of the murder victim?
Of course the garrote was the murder weapon. It was left around her neck and there are pictures to prove it killed her. Why would anyone look at it any differently? It is reasonably safe for even a skeptic to assume that the garrote was the actual murder weapon, and not a scarf or sweater.Camper said:WE donut know IF this 'thingie' was the actual murder weapon, or IF a scarf (perhaps the one that JR tucked around JonBenets neck in her little casket), or possibly the sweater that JonBenet had been wearing was involved in the strangling of her.
Maybe, maybe not.Camper said:Put this case in the same file as the Lizzie Borden case, in that WE (the world) will be hashing it over FOREVER. Just like Lizzie, the Lindbergh baby, Jack the Ripper etc., OJ.