An understanding of, and acknowledgement of, U.S. laws, reliable science, verifiable facts and forensic evidence does not equate to staunch support of the Ramseys.
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An understanding of, and acknowledgement of, U.S. laws, reliable science, verifiable facts and forensic evidence does not equate to staunch support of the Ramseys.
While were kickin around the boots within our theories (pun intended ) I was wondering if anyone else sees a logo on the bottom of these shoes? Maybe its my eyes, but I do see a logo here.
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Hi questfortrue, yes it looks like a logo and quacks like a logo IMO. Im curious now, what is this photo? one that we are already familiar with in this case?
Love him or hate him, much of the inside information we know about this investigation came from the leaks that Steve Thomas later admitted to having passed along to reporters and then later from his book. Since his departure from BPD, findings from investigators were held a little closer. They didnt usually announce their findings to the public. Mike Kane has even said that there was still a lot the public didn't know, or that they thought they knew but were wrong about.
Something that since that time DID leak out from an anonymous source (which is what Thomas was before he left the BPD) went largely unnoticed or completely ignored by those who made it their lifelong ambition to defend the Ramseys. Even a few years ago, Lin Wood was still repeating the same lie that he knows is not true. Here it is from August 24, 2002:
Quoting an anonymous source, the newspaper (Rocky Mountain News) said investigators have known for some time that the footprint found near the body of the 6-year-old belonged to the girl's brother, Burke, and that a palm print was left by the girl's adult half sister, Melinda, and were unrelated to the unsolved murder.
http://articles.latimes.com/2002/aug/24/nation/na-briefs24.4
otg,
mmm, so can we assume with confidence, say more than 60%, that footprint belongs to BR?
Pity we cannot date footprints, in circumstantial terms, its all adding up, and pointing in one direction?
Also might explain the presence of the barbie doll?
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IMO...based on some of your theories it makes it look like BR had it out for JBR all along. There was the incident where he clubbed her (literally) in the head with a golf club. She bounced back after that. Who knows what other incidents we dont know about. Then she dies after being struck in the head yet again. Yeah, she was strangled but still...more head trauma? Hmm. She didn't bounce back the second time around. If the theories ever turn out to be true, that is one disturbed boy!! If the parents staged to cover this theory up, they knew how disturbed he was all along. They had too much pride (or too many secrets) to get him some real help. IMO.
Love him or hate him, much of the inside information we know about this investigation came from the leaks that Steve Thomas later admitted to having passed along to reporters and then later from his book. Since his departure from BPD, findings from investigators were held a little closer. They didn’t usually announce their findings to the public. Mike Kane has even said that there was still a lot the public didn't know, or that they thought they knew but were wrong about.
Something that since that time DID leak out from “an anonymous source” (which is what Thomas was before he left the BPD) went largely unnoticed or completely ignored by those who made it their lifelong ambition to defend the Ramseys. Even a few years ago, Lin Wood was still repeating the same lie that he knows is not true. Here it is from August 24, 2002:
Quoting an anonymous source, the newspaper (Rocky Mountain News) said investigators have known for some time that the footprint found near the body of the 6-year-old belonged to the girl's brother, Burke, and that a palm print was left by the girl's adult half sister, Melinda, and were unrelated to the unsolved murder.
http://articles.latimes.com/2002/aug/24/nation/na-briefs24.4
I agree that Melinda's palm print was not connected to the crime. But I do not see how they can rule out BR's shoe print. As one of the three remaining family members alive that morning, nothing relating to ANY of them can be ruled out as having been connected to the crime. As we know, footprints cannot actually be "dated", BUT- we know for a FACT that Patsy kept her collection of artificial Christmas trees in that wine cellar, and also that the housekeeper LHP's husband was there also- helping to bring the trees up into the house. There is NO way a footprint left in soft, crumbly mold on a concrete floor would remain intact after activity like that in the room. If is really true that the footprint belonged to BR (who did admit to police that he owned shoes of that brand, though his parents denied it) then the print had to be left between the activity with the trees and the night of the murder. I also cannot believe whoever left that print was not in the winecellar that day/night.
BBM: Good points, also I'm willing to bet BR wore those shoes to the White's party and continued to wear them on returning home?If is really true that the footprint belonged to BR (who did admit to police that he owned shoes of that brand, though his parents denied it) then the print had to be left between the activity with the trees and the night of the murder. I also cannot believe whoever left that print was not in the winecellar that day/night.
DeeDee249,
BBM: Good points, also I'm willing to bet BR wore those shoes to the White's party and continued to wear them on returning home?
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And probably wore them when he left the house for the last time.
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andreww,
Quite likely, maybe this is why no pictures from the White's Christmas Party have ever seen the light of day, since I'm willing to bet JonBenet never wore ponytails to a dress up event, so seeing the pictures might not not offer any relevation, unless you could plainly see JonBenet wearing bunched up size-12's beneath her black velvet pants?
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I have never thought the flashlight was the weapon.
I am sure the recision to keep the photos from the White's party from public release was up to the police. As for JB's ponytail hairdo- there is a photo of her from the Rs Christmas party on the 23rd where she is wearing the topknot ponytail with the rest of her hair down long, and a pretty velvet dress. She has also been seen to wear the topknot ponytail in some other photos. So it is not hard for me to see how she ended up with the double ponytails she was found in at her death. Patsy told police she usually pulled JB's long hair into a low ponytail at bedtime so her hair didn't tangle as she slept. I can easily see how Patsy did this as JB was readied for bed after returning home that night. She simply left the topknot ponytail in place and pulled the long hair into the low ponytail at the nape of her neck. This is further corroborated by the topknot ponytail being found to have a decorative fabric scrunci hair tie wound around over the elastic on the topknot. This decorative hair tie was black, white & red and those colors would have matched the black velvet pants and vest with white star shirt. Having raised a little girl myself who had very long hair, I always braided her hair for bed so it wouldn't tangle. Had I gotten home late with a tired little girl, I'd have still made the braid, but would have left whatever hairdo or hair accessory she had on that night in place instead of trying to brush out long hair on a sleepy child.
I have always thought that way too much is made of the 2 ponytails and I see NO relation between her hairstyle and her murder and abuse. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
Why would you say that? There is a strong belief that the flashlight was disassembled and wiped (not necessarily true IMO). If the Ramsey's had only used it as a flashlight, why clean it? It was theirs, their prints would be expected to be on it. If it were in fact the murder weapon, one would expect them to want to wipe any traces of JBRs hair, blood or DNA from it as that evidence along with a clear Ramsey print would be a damning clue.
So in my opinion there is good evidence that the flashlight MIGHT be the murder weapon, and nothing else in the house that really fits the profile. It's not something I can see the Ramsey's removing from the home either.
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My thinking is that someone in the house used it to get around the house/basement without turning lights on. They may have been conflicted about it being evidence they could deny or not. Why clean it off but leave it out? I think a neighbor did report seeing "moving lights". If it were a weapon I think it would have been hidden, or left with JB to blame on intruder.
InstantProof,
Sure the flashlight might have been used to move around the house/basement. Also it may have needed its batteries replaced, hence the need for a cleanup?
JR might have used the flashlight prior to returning to BR and PR, where BR asks What did you find?
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