It was 1994, you are right. Patsy had just recovered from chemotherapy and wanted to do something for Christmas so they decided to put the house on the tour.
I was of the impression that there were a few family friends over for the Christmas party that featured the 911 call but nothing more than 20-30 people.
Although there were a lot of keys unaccounted for and other tradespeople coming & going from the house.
This isn't the type of person I meant however, not one coming as a result of a tour. I meant that it would have been possible for a trusted adult to enter & exit the house repeatedly unbeknown to anyone except JBR because it was a large home & it's not like occupants of other bedrooms would have had any idea what was going on in her bedroom at night. Who knows she may have known the offender and shielded them by covering for them if they made her feel special. It could have been a family member or someone she had developed a friendship with that her parents were unaware of. By all accounts she was allowed to play outside the home & walk to friends homes etc & nobody has yet found this man who claimed her as his daughter at the pageant. I just think the supervision was not that night & a lot could have been going on.
Maybe she was expecting a visit from her secret friend & a lot went wrong.
Having said that yes I do tend to agree with you that the door being made ajar does not make sense. Unless they went downstairs together & the person who encouraged her to go down wanted to leave it that way. Maybe they had done this before.
It also doesn't make any sense that a member of the household would have felt pressure to put the door back to being ajar. They could have left it anyway they liked & who would have cared? We only have her word that it was ajar, and she was so hysterical it's possible she was wrong.
But you are right in saying there is a lot that just doesn't make sense- a lot of anomalies.
The problem with this theory is that you're laying out something that would have been highly improbable with the evidence as we know it:
You're proposing that someone known to the family or at least known to the neighborhood repeatedly entered the home, molested JB at night, and was never suspected or heard, never revealed by JonBenet, and for some reason decided to murder her in a most bizarre scenario that included counting on none of her family waking up, JB not having told someone this person was unaware of about what he was doing, not having a neighbor in such close housing ever notice him slipping in and out, and leaving no evidence behind whatsoever that would point to him, even though he was known to the family?
And this person was able to successfully forge Patsy's handwriting in a ransom note, on her pad with her pen, in her linguistic style? Why?
Also, miraculously enough, the Ramseys then decided to aid this intruder by conducting themselves afterward as prime suspects who were guilty, including lying to law enforcement and the public repeatedly, stalling the investigation immediately and forevermore, and withholding critical evidence and interviews with the full knowledge that they were obstructing the investigation by doing so, among countless other things?
Also, do you believe that anyone known by the Ramseys who could have coerced JonBenet in his brilliantly concealed acts of pedophilia over some period of time didn't have his DNA tested? So he not only didn't leave any other evidence he committed this crime, but that holy grail of "intruder" evidence in this case, the "touch" DNA, doesn't match him, either?
Can anyone imagine that Patsy didn't know about the previous molestation as the injuries to JonBenet's hymen, rim, and vaginal vault caused the child symptoms that would have included spot bleeding, something any careful parent would notice in her child's panties? JB went to the doctor nearly 30 times in her short life; she was even diagnosed with vaginitis, was a chronic bed-wetter, and Patsy complained to a family friend that she "flirted" inappropriately. Patsy in fact called Dr. Beuf on Dec. 17th after office hours three times for something neither the doctor nor Patsy seemed to remember after the murder, oddly enough. Rather than call one of her many doctors the day after the murder, what a coincidence that Dr. Beuf arrived at the Fernies' home that night to treat...PATSY! Do you not find any of these circumstances troubling in light of the autopsy findings of chronic vaginal injuries?
For an intruder to have done this, he would have to be the luckiest and most brilliant pedophile on the planet: the parents couldn't have been more helpful to him after the murder; in a crowded University housing area no one saw or heard him during these stealth visits, not even with the Ramsey's many relatives, friends, and employees coming and going; he left not one molecule of evidence anyone has found, not even a strand of his DNA, yet was able to craft a ransom note--for what reason no one knows--so similar to what Patsy herself would have written, she can't be eliminated as the writer and author to this day; and his victim never told anyone about him, though he couldn't have known that when he decided to murder her, for which he would have gotten the death penalty if caught, rather than a few years for child molestation, if that is your idea of his motive?
I could go on, but you get the idea. I don't see it. But that's just me.