Recent content by JoanRanger

Nom de Plume said, In my view, it's obvious that Patsy was solely responsible for the ransom note. It's her "voice," her word choices, her style, her syntax. It's even her identical layout in terms of word spacing, paragraph indentations, and centered salutation. It's far wordier than...

I can't remember if it was in Perfect Murder, Perfect Town or Steve Thomas' book, but the investigation of LHP sounded pretty immediate and quite intense. The rather telling thing was how cooperative she and her husband and daughter all were. They were not part of JonBenet's family, and yet...

DeeDee said, I'd forgotten about that weird statement. You're right, it does not fit. For me, Kolar's theory truly is the only one that fits both the evidence and the Ramseys' behavior after the fact. It was always very difficult for me to believe the R's had anything to do with causing...

Thanks for the responses. The idea that the Ramseys hadn't actually worked out a narrative between them - that John was just telling the truth when he talked about having checked all the locks the night before - would seem to fit. However, like Chiquita above, I think it's almost too...

I apologize in advance for starting a new thread as a very infrequent poster, but I have been reading here since I picked up Kolar's book a few months ago and have not seen my specific question addressed in any of the first several pages of posts. My question is, I wonder what story the...

Hi... I rarely post here, but I do love to read everybody's thoughts. Many of you know so much about this case! I'm impressed. I probably have what would seem like a strange reason for changing my mind and believing that the Ramseys harmed their daughter: the fall of Ted Haggard...

I’ve been reading on Websleuths for quite some time, but I rarely post. All of your intelligent and informative discussions have lured me out of hiding. So, hi, everybody. Whether she was a murderer (or “cover-upper”) or not, Patsy Ramsey strikes me as someone who always was out of touch...