What do YOU see? What’s under the night table?

[Witness 28]

From the Doll ,Clothing fibres managed to find their way on jonbenet ramsey's body cloth and vagina?

 

[Witness 28]

The perfect murder, would you set someone up, buying criminate them with the perfect murder plot...?
Someone who is planning the perfect murder has time to evaluate the situation and plant things to throw off suspicion on them.
Like the doll..

 

[neesaki]

Thank you! I think it’s the missing Molly Doll. In the 90s we used to dress like our American girl dolls. Molly was the contemporary doll and had an Americana pageant outfit, a dark green velvet Christmas dress with white lacing details, a plaid school dress with white blouse and blue and white saddle shoes, and a navy jumper and wool skirt. Most significantly, Molly’s Halloween costume was a hula dancer. I’m going to post some links to demonstrate that JB dressed like Molly. It’s likely she owned one and Pam took it out of the house because Patsy removed the stuffing and put the wipe cloth, the bloody paintbrush and soiled gloves in there. Ductape was used to tape down the string that held the head on so it wouldn’t get stuck in a hair come or dolls velcro clothing during play. That ductape was likely used in the staging. Please see jahazaphets post.

It would be a Molly doll dressed in this dress:
Plaid school dress
Google Image Result for https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/pict/143725693320_/American-Girl-Doll-Molly-School-Dress-With-Accessories.jpg

It originally comes with this outfit Google Image Result for http://americanbabydollsonline.com/upload/Retired_Early_American_Girl_Molly_Mcintire_Original_Doll_Extensive_Collection_01_bkei.jpg

also:
Molly’s Halloween costume

Google Image Result for https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/americangirl/images/5/52/MeetMollycover4.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150405032614

JBs costume
Google Image Result for https://s.abcnews.com/images/US/ht_11_jb_hula_ll_120312_ssv.jpg

JBs
Americana pageant (complete with red bows on tap shoes)
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Molly Doll Miss Victory!
Google Image Result for https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/34/Molly_An_American_Girl_on_the_Home_Front.jpg

Holiday dress
Dark Green velvet/ white lace Xmas dress
Google Image Result for https://i.pinimg.com/originals/14/83/7f/14837f541291c853eeef90d2f443f261.jpg

Google Image Result for https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b7/74/8a/b7748aa81d0077126470b2e8af080ff6.jpg


Blue and white saddle shoes, dickey collar, just like Molly
Google Image Result for https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/42/16/8c421638dbd0fe3329f37163a6a5d00d.jpg
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I think it looks like a doll's body in a red plaid dress. Not sure where the head and legs are, maybe just not visible? Or.....

 

[Case Cracker]

I initially thought it was some kind of box/chest with a strawberry print on it--or perhaps some kind of velcro binder holding bows, or a folded up blanket, or a box containing candies or a doll (like Strawberry Shortcake). I didn't understand the Molly theory until I looked at it sideways:
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To anyone who can't quite see Molly, here you go. And I agree that the image has some blocking happening, too.
You can even see her arm on the other side and the separation between her two braids.

It appears as though the shirt has been removed from the doll and later put back on without the collar being properly folded. This baggy appearance could also be because the doll itself has been emptied of its fibers, as others have suggested.

There's a clearer picture someone posted on here and I enlarged it. It definitely looks like a fliral printed tissue box or gift box with a straight line running down the front. Unfortunately these less clearer pics tend to look

It's a stuffed puppy. That was immediately obvious to me when I opened the pics in the first post of this thread. Glad to see I wasn't the only one.

There is a clearer pic someone posted on here. I've enlarged and studied it. It definitely looks to be a floral gift or tissue box. You can even see the straight box lines and flowers on the box in the pic. Unfortunately these more blurry pics tend to look like anything such as a stuffed puppy or even a doll.

 

[Case Cracker]

I initially thought it was some kind of box/chest with a strawberry print on it--or perhaps some kind of velcro binder holding bows, or a folded up blanket, or a box containing candies or a doll (like Strawberry Shortcake). I didn't understand the Molly theory until I looked at it sideways:
View attachment 352604
To anyone who can't quite see Molly, here you go. And I agree that the image has some blocking happening, too.
You can even see her arm on the other side and the separation between her two braids.

It appears as though the shirt has been removed from the doll and later put back on without the collar being properly folded. This baggy appearance could also be because the doll itself has been emptied of its fibers, as others have suggested.

I absolutely agree re

 

[Case Cracker]

There's a clearer picture someone posted on here and I enlarged it. It definitely looks like a fliral printed tissue box or gift box with a straight line running down the front. Unfortunately these less clearer pics tend to look

There is a clearer pic someone posted on here. I've enlarged and studied it. It definitely looks to be a floral gift or tissue box. You can even see the straight box lines and flowers on the box in the pic. Unfortunately these more blurry pics tend to look like anything such as a stuffed puppy or even a doll.

I absolutely agree re the box...There's a clearer picture someone posted on here and I enlarged it. It definitely looks like a fliral printed tissue box or gift box with a straight line running down the front. Unfortunately these less clearer pics tend to look

 

[Rain on my Parade]

Here is the Molly Doll:

Molly McIntire (doll)

The Molly McIntire doll was released in 1986, along with Kirsten Larson and Samantha Parkington. They were American Girl's first three Historical Characters. Molly was retired along with Emily Bennett in 2013. Molly was rereleased for BeForever in 2018 exclusively via Costco with the set briefly...

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Looking at the crime scene video (radar online) I simply can’t make out what is under her dresser. There are 2 of the American girl dolls though on the left hand side of her bed (right side of the lingerie chest).