So that points to John, Burke, or some other visitor, right?
That makes sense.
That's an audacious plan. You're saying they hid the body in their house, called the police and said an intruder had entered their house, and they imagined the police would not search the house? They imagined the police and everyone would search around town, and leave them alone in the house, so they would be able to remove the body and dispose of it? That's hard to imagine.
In reality the police did not search the house or leave the house. So in your scenario, why would John need to move the body before "finding" it? Why not just go to the initial storage place and "find" her there?
CircuitGuy,
By hiding JonBenet away they anticipated a search, remember JR was overheard phoning for his plane, but was told he was not leaving. So basically the R's fully intended to flee Colorado at the first opportunity, leaving JonBenet behind! That was Plan A: hide JonBenet away, claim she was kidnapped, and leave town ASAP.
Probably because she was so well hidden, finding her would signal to everyone else that he probably placed her there. So JR needed a more neutral location, of course JR did not know that Fleet White has already looked into the wine-cellar. In these kind of staged homicides its nearly always the person who placed the body who discovers the body. So once JR realizes he is going nowhere, but has not been arrested, he decides to find JonBenet.In reality the police did not search the house or leave the house. So in your scenario, why would John need to move the body before "finding" it? Why not just go to the initial storage place and "find" her there?
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