Recent content by EtherealMoonRose

Hey guys, I haven't posted in years but I am always lurking. I am watching the FP interview with Michael Usher and I just wanted to say that when FM is talking about WT and his 'little Tara' doll around the beginning of the interview (around the 4.20 mark) she starts crying but it seems so fake...

I 100% agree also. As a mother to 4 children, waking up a sibling (or siblings) would be the first thing I/parents would do out of sheer panic. You'd press the siblings for any little bit of info possible. When a child is missing, not necessarily 'kidnapped', your main priority is to find them...

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Not sure if this is the right place to post but I just found this on youtube. Peter Hyatt discusses the death of JonBenet.

They are so lucky that the BPD were so incompetent. BUT they were told that the Ramseys were influential people and to treat them accordingly (I'm paraphrasing). It's so sad that almost everyone involved in this case has let JB down. From the BPD to the coroner. Oy...

WA here. Originally here for JonBenet.

The energy in the house that morning must have been incredibly heavy. Did anyone else (ie another officer) get the same impression?

Totally agree. William is so much like his father. KT is a mess which is understandable. I hope she is getting help for her anxiety and whatever other issues she has.

I don't understand what you are saying. I'm just basing my opinions on what I've read about said blanket.

Isn't it common knowledge that she was wrapped in her favourite blanket? Do you have a link to the picture?

Totally agree... And to keep JB 'warm' in her favourite blanket.

Or even stranger, why would an intruder know there was a blanket in the dryer?

The bumps look like tiny warts to me.

No drugs were found in her system.

This. Why would JonBenet be in the basement to begin with. Didn't she hate it down there? IMO they put her in the basement after being knocked unconcious, but before the strangulation (her bladder emptied in the basement), in order to distance her and themselves from the initial crime scene.