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I just read this book! I remembered that this was mentioned in there but I didnt have the book on me so I did not want to quote it without the exact words, so thanks! I too wonder if the scream really happened. Also, she did not want to get involved with the case so at first she said she...

I don't really believe the touch DNA in this case. For some reason I feel like this was a ploy from the DA's office to assure the public that they did not let someone who murdered a six year old go. Maybe that's just me being paranoid. But I looked up information on touch DNA, and I was...

I suppose it does not matter who can speak what language, and mouse I think if you misunderstood Dirk and then he explained himself you should just accept that and stop bickering back and forth you know? JMO though... Anyway, back to the scream. I agree with Dirk if I am understanding him...

Good for you SuperDave! I hope everything goes well, (if you are being serious) and let me know! I am currently reading Death Of Innocence for the first time. I decided to read all the other books, and read this one last to decided what I actually think about the case. Wish me luck in figuring...

Thanks guys! I was wondering because I just recently read Henry Lee's book "Cracking More Cases", and it says on page 189, " the CBI's lab also reported that the bloodstains on JonBenet's undergarments contained the DNA of one or more person, other than JonBenet, though the majority of the blood...

Okay thanks joeskidbeck, because I was not sure and that just did not make sense in my head because for a long time I thought people were saying that there was mixed DNA left by the "killer" in her underwear. Wasn't sure though

You make an intresting point also! JMO if you actually listen to the 911 call it sounds like someone is doing something in the background. Maybe PR actually writing the RN? Because the operator asks, "does it say who took her?" PR says she doesnt know, which might mean that she was just writing...

What I don't understand is how somone elses blood got into JBR's underwear. That does not make sense to me. There was no other blood found in the house, no blood on the ground. If the "intruder" was wearing gloves, how would they bleed? You could not say they cut a finger or anything like that...

Imagine how differently the case would have folded out if the 911 operator forced PR to give her more details about the ransom note over the phone. If the operator would have questioned PR more, she would have discovered that the RN would have warned them not to contact anyone, then resulting in...

SuperDave do you know anything about this new book? Or are you just guessing that there might be a new book on the case soon. Because I would love to read a new book on it from someone elses point of view because i have read most of the other ones. :)

I would like to be wrong about the constant thought that I have that the police did not canvas the surrounding area enough the first couple days and miss evidence outside the house. I would also like to be wrong about the possiblity that an intruder sat in the Ramsey house learning the...

I do find it so odd that they decided right away to call the police even though the RN said not to. If you were confronted with the situation, and since $118,00 was not that much money to them, don't you think you would get the money as soon as you can and not contact anyone hoping to save your...

I want to believe it was the flashlight, but with the flashlight comes a number of questions that I have: 1. If the flashlight was used, why? They usually kept it downstairs. If it was an accident, what would have even caused the flashlight to be in the scene? 2. The green garland found in...

I wish for one minute I could be Burke. I would never want to loose a sibling, but I wish i was him at the moment where the 911 call was made so I would know what was going on when the 911 call was made. I wish I could get a look at the inside of the house, so I could make my own assumptions...