Burke did NOT kill JonBenet

No worries. We all get a little passionate about our theories.
Guilty here for sure! I hope I'm gentle in my debates. Sometimes, I realize I'm quickly getting a thought down and don't always finesse my thoughts due to my crazy schedules. I thoroughly enjoy your content and hope one day we can learn the answers to this mind bending case! Happy New Year!
I understand you very well. I'm new on commenting here (or anywhere really), so it's been quite easy for me to misunderstand something or feel misunderstood myself, or like I have to defend myself, unfortunately. I'm sorry for that. I know we are all here for the same reason and I'm happy to be part of this great community. Thank you and happy new year to you and all the members here! :)
 
How were multiple trained investigators fooled by this? John and Patsy told the same story but law enforcement didn't believe them.be they weren't looking hard enough at him due to his age.
When Det.Shuler interviewed him. the information he revealed just about his 2 knives was enough to get your attention. I'm not sure why he wasn't under more suspicion.
 

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A knife wasn't involved in the homicide other than possibly being used to cut the cord.
You seem to over look the part where he explains the knife " has a little thing that you tie knots better with".
If an adult had such an item do you think it would be overlooked in an investigation? Burke was a Cub Scout. Burke was a sailor. He knew about knots. He whittled. The paint brush looks possibly whittled. Again put an adult male in the same scenerio and ask yourself if it is significant or not.
 
You seem to over look the part where he explains the knife " has a little thing that you tie knots better with".
If an adult had such an item do you think it would be overlooked in an investigation? Burke was a Cub Scout. Burke was a sailor. He knew about knots. He whittled. The paint brush looks possibly whittled. Again put an adult male in the same scenerio and ask yourself if it is significant or not.
If you attribute all those characteristics to John, I bet many would think of it as a clear sign of him being involved. But indeed, somehow when we are talking about Burke, there are those who suddenly see him as not capable of doing anything like that, or even if he said and did all that, it sure is not significant and is not connected to the crime. And there is no logic or reasoning why so, it is just because. IMO. Sadly...
 
It's Patsy who's fibers are in the ligature knot on the neck. Anyone who knew how to tie their shoes could've tied those knots.
 
But it isn't Burke who's fibers link him.
My cardigan fibers were tied to my daughters scrunchie - does that mean that I must have been the one who did her hair? No, it does not. I found my daughters hair on my bathrobe yesterday - does that mean that she must have worn my bathrobe at some point? No it doesn't. Finding someone's fibers or hairs around the house where all the family lives is not significant. Fibers, hairs and DNA are easily transferred - it only proves that those people were living in the same house, nothing more. And it certainly is not any solid proof to link someone to anything. I have already expressed my thoughts about how those fibers could have innocently transferred into the knot on another comment or two, so I'm not going to to that again.
 
Back to; if fibers transfer THAT easily and to locations like ligature knots and vaginal folds, I'd expect to see Burke's fibers.
If Burke was not present when the crime scene was staged and had no contact with JBs body, his fibers to not need to be on JB's body or on the elements of staging.
I would assume that his DNA, prints and fibers were found in multiple places at the house because he was living in there. It is not something that the police/detectives need to point out, as it is a normal occurrence and public knows and accepts it as a fact that he was a resident in his house.
 
So your position is that Burke bopped JBR on the head and then the parents strangled and penetrated her with an object?
 
So your position is that Burke bopped JBR on the head and then the parents strangled and penetrated her with an object?
Yes, I believe it was an accident caused by Burke. I believe that his parents did all the staging and that no additional SA happened during the staging. I have already expressed my opinion on that matter many times.
 
couldn't Burke have done all of those?
Patsy's fibers are in the ligature knot and John's fibers link him to SA. There is ZERO evidence linking Burke. How does Burke not leave his own evidence? How do JR and PR attempt to stage Burke out but manage to leave their own evidence? Do the parents want people to believe JR and PR bludgeoned, object raped and strangled JBR?
 

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