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Nobody will confront John with the notion, but the following is true. When JonBenet was playing the "Presenting" game with Patsy inside their own house, that was for fun. When Patsy laid out her first of many dollars in pageant fees, for photography and costumes and talent lessons and...

Look at it this way...if JonBenet had been killed by an intruder just as the Ramseys were getting up, said intruder made enough noise to attract attention and just barely managed to leave the house, and John or Patsy literally saw JonBenet draw her last breath at 5:30 in the morning, does anyone...

The pageant pictures and video had their copyright owned by the companies staging the pageants, since part of how they make their money is by not allowing the parents to take their own video or pictures, and then selling the official version of same back to proud Mama and Papa. Since, for...

You caught that, eh? Yes, it is true. Burke began attending Purdue in August of 2005, and did not graduate until May of 2010.

The "strange man approached the float" story has never had an ounce of credibility, if only because of the circumstances. Let us see...JonBenet is riding on the back of a float. Which is a convertible car. Which is driven by an ADULT, with an ADULT (Pam Archuleta) sitting beside JonBenet...

Handy little tip for people to be aware of: those pictures on the web site, the "never before seen" ones? That is how John Ramsey made money off this interview. It is a standard practice for a news outlet to refuse to pay for the actual interview. They will, however, be more than happy to pay...

Here, I will tell you what hair coloring has to do with the circumstances of JonBenet's death. Hair coloring is a lie. It is a falsehood. It is the act of claiming that one's hair color is something other than what it factually is. Hair coloring is like breast implants or chin implants -- it is...

SuperDave has a credible handle on the theory. Think about it. What does the paintbrush handle allow the wielder of it to do? It allows the perpetrator to touch JonBenet, without touching her. Like a person may poke with a stick at an animal they are not sure is alive or dead, the use of a...

Interestingly enough, the book only has Susan Stine to contribute from that group. Apparently Barbara Fernie, Roxie Walker, none of the people Patsy met during her Boulder hospital stays in between Maryland chemo treatments, none of the parents or teachers from JonBenet's or Burke's Boulder...

Fun fact: The first testimonial in the book as to Patsy's supposedly good character is from Susan Storck Ross, a woman whose father owned a bakery Patsy's mother Nedra had worked at in the 1950's. The problem with the testimonial is that Susan was a child when she played in her father's bakery...

John would have motivation to marry, also, in that he has an awful lot invested in his current image as a devoted Christian, and blatant canoodling outside of marriage would probably not go over well with the other self-identified Christian men and women he networks with on a daily basis. John...

That story of the "cleaning up" by the victim advocates never sits well with me, because it simply makes no sense. Patsy is said to be sobbing and hysterical all during the time JonBenet was missing, and the response of victim advocates is to toddle off to the kitchen and wipe away fingerprint...

When you look at the state of John Andrew's bed, and the supposed "packing" that Patsy had done in preparation for the cruise, the evidence does tend not to lead in the direction of Patsy's having done much of it, certainly not enough to be able to just come back from Charlevoix, grab the...

Another significant thing to notice is not only that Patsy's prints were found on the bowl, but that unidentified prints were not. And intruder theorists have to explain why, if this supposed intruder wore gloves, material from the gloves was not found on the bowl. If gloves shed fibers all over...

Lawrence Schiller broadcast an image of the actual police finding in his Court TV documentary of last year.