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Eagle1, I think the piece of duct tape was already in that basement from some time prior to December 25. But I don't see why it would have had to have come from a painting, it could have come from anything, I would have thought. There was an incredible amount of junk in that basement and there could very well have been some package that had duct tape around it that was opened down there and bits of duct tape from it left lying around.Eagle1 said:There's another thread about panties, where I guess this discussion has gone to, but I've been asking for years and never got an answer,
"Do Colorado or Atlanta or W. Va. artists ever use black duct tape for transporting paintings? In Michigan they don't. For any exhibit, picture WIRE has to be attached by eye screws exactly 2 and 1/2 inches down. Masking tape is used during the painting,just to keep the back clean, and you have a large portfolio, a form of luggage, flat, in which to carry the finished creation, some with the handle located at the bottom so you carry it under your arm. There are metal clips at art supply stores for fastening a canvas into its frame.
It's possible a painting could be too big for a standard portfolio, but PR's were never described as particularly large, and black duct tape still wouldn't likely be useful in any way that I can think of.
I think that one of the people involved in the coverup saw the duct tape on the floor or wherever, and got the bright idea that having a piece of it across the mouth of the body they had on their hands and intended dumping in the mountains, would add an element of authenticity to the planned 'she was the victim of a kidnapper' scenario, so they picked it up and put it on JonBenet's body after she had been killed.