She is safe from further harm. All the evil that could be done to her was past. When your life has come to a screeching halt through an unimaginable tragedy like this, knowing there is a heaven and that your most precious loved one is there, is a relief. They took solace in that.
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She is safe from further harm. All the evil that could be done to her was past. When your life has come to a screeching halt through an unimaginable tragedy like this, knowing there is a heaven and that your most precious loved one is there, is a relief. They took solace in that.
By definition, I think that is what grief and shock and loss are. You go nuts. Nothing is rational, sane, calm. Nothing makes sense any more. Nothing in life adds up. There is nothing to hold onto, nothing takes the pain away, including the way your own heart and mind cope with the pure agony 24/7 for as long as it takes. Life, as you once knew it, is gone forever. You suddenly find yourself in a world where you can take nothing for granted and you are ashamed you ever did. You identify with the great poets and songwriters who put their heartache on paper and into music.
I believe the FBI was dismissed from the case by the LE, not sure if it was the DA's office or the chief of police who did it. I know the police chief had a bit of an ego problem, and dismissed other offers of outside help.
What I don't understand is why the FBI didn't override that. The FBI is a Federal agency and have a special division for child kidnappings and murders.
What I don't understand is why the FBI didn't override that. The FBI is a Federal agency and have a special division for child kidnappings and murders.
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OK so we agree that information is being withheld from the public despite cold case status.
No comment on an ongoing investigation + no outside help needed + cold case status= zero public accountability.
I can't help but admire the investigative posturing.
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Yes,it makes me go back to -IF RDI it was no accident-,it was either an overkill or something very bizarre and it has to do with religion.
I don't have access to my copy of DOI now but there was a passage about how PR and some of their friends gathered for some sort of religious intervention re PR's cancer,a healing session or something.IIRC later she told her doctor it was that session that saved her,something like that.Anyone remembers?Who exactly were the friends and what kind of ritual (whatever it was,I am not good at this) was it?
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If it will bring any results then yeah but I kinda doubt it.
Seems that there are still a lot of people who want this solved and it seems that in this case outsiders always have better ideas.
"The most famous unsolved murder in America -- the JonBenet Ramsey case in Boulder, Colorado -- is cold, but not dead. For those who’ve believed that this maddening 1996 crime will never be solved, don’t be so certain. A group of mostly civilian investigators has never stopped digging below the surface of this homicide and in the past year there’s been movement on various fronts."
2009 ST.Singular
http://incoldblogger.blogspot.com/2009/06/jonbenet-ramsey-case-never-give-up.html
I don't believe the FBI has jurisdiction. They have a special unit, but not legal jurisdiction, not automatically anyway.
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There's something else I am afraid of.I am only guessing cause I don't know what really went on but I think LE told the FBI only certain parts of the story.They went to the FBI for advice but I don't think the FBI were told EVERYTHING with regard to the evidence.Just IMO.
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PATSY: Yes. We had a healing service, anointing of holy oil, laying on of hands, this was on a Tuesday afternoon and at that time I had just been back from a session of chemotherapy from the National Cancer Institute. It was my second treatment. On Thursday of that week I took a CT scan and there was no sign of the disease.
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“All we have to do now is wait for someone to get arrested for another crime and we’ll match that person’s DNA to the killer’s. We got ‘em right where we want ‘em.”
Thanks but no thanks. This will never happen. Don't take my word for it, just read the ransom note:
"We are a group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction. We respect your business but not the country that it serves."
Where do you suppose this DNA individual is? The suburbs of Denver? Just going around doing criminal child kidnap ransom beheading execution fake foreign faction victory stuff eventually bound to get arrested?
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Sit and wait for a DNA match won't solve this IMO,even if the DNA IS the killer's.That's why I don't like all the secrecy.I hope they ARE investigating all the old and new leads and not just rely on a possible future match.
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That's why I will never agree with what Lacy did ,not only re the R's but regarding all the people that were cleared.
DNA can have more than one explanation in this case.
1.Could be the killers
2.There were more intruders,the DNA owner wasn't the one who actually killed JB,maybe he was just the RN writer,etc
3.Could be someone who helped the R's in the cover-up (was reading a rumor somewhere,that Lockheed security were called that night and that's why the phone records went "missing")
4.Landed there innocently by transfer
5.Could have been planted,by the killer or by someone who wanted to cover this up
So in this case,with all these possibilities,how on earth can they just sit and wait for a match and clear people?
DNA can have more than one explanation in this case.
1.Could be the killers
2.There were more intruders,the DNA owner wasn't the one who actually killed JB,maybe he was just the RN writer,etc
3.Could be someone who helped the R's in the cover-up (was reading a rumor somewhere,that Lockheed security were called that night and that's why the phone records went "missing")
4.Landed there innocently by transfer
5.Could have been planted,by the killer or by someone who wanted to cover this up
So in this case,with all these possibilities,how on earth can they just sit and wait for a match and clear people?
Well, if she was really frustrated & wanted to clean up the Ramsey's public perception, they could've taken & released the reuslts to a couple of polys. I know they're not court admissable, but we're talking public perception. & it's not too late. John could still do that & so could Burke, for that matter. He's a grown man now, not a scarred little boy, & IMO, he just might have something important to say.
whatever. if this worked, nobody would ever have cancer. & are we supposed to believe that God favored Patsy so much, & thought she was so special, that he healed her, while letting so many others die? this is just more of Patsy's ego driven, drama. MOO.
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& all of their fragile little egos, is why this case stinks, & went cold, years ago.
Do you think it didn't work?
No, I don't think it did, but I don't blame them for trying. she died from that cancer. People have remissions all of the time, & that's what Patsy experienced. I don't won't to get into a big religious debate, but I can't believe that God would spare Patsy, while letting children suffer & then die. That kind of thinking doesn't sit well with me. also, I think Patsy murdered Jon Benet, & if I believed God spared her from the cancer, I'd have to ask why...just so she could murder her daughter?