Camel Blue cigarette butts found at both crime scenes

[Jgill]

When Amy, Jon Benet's dance classmate was assaulted by an intruder, Amy's mom said he reeked of cigarettes. Camel "blue" cigarette butts were found near the home. In the alley behind the Ramsey home, the same brand cigarette butts were found. Hence, IDI. The Ramsey intruder wore gloves, brought a pre-written ransom note and transcribed it onto Patsy's notepad, and faked a rough draft to make it appear it was freestyled, because it was part of the framing of the Ramseys. You RDI people fell for it.

 

[CloudedTruth]

When Amy, Jon Benet's dance classmate was assaulted by an intruder, Amy's mom said he reeked of cigarettes. Camel "blue" cigarette butts were found near the home. In the alley behind the Ramsey home, the same brand cigarette butts were found. Hence, IDI. The Ramsey intruder wore gloves, brought a pre-written ransom note and transcribed it onto Patsy's notepad, and faked a rough draft to make it appear it was freestyled, because it was part of the framing of the Ramseys. You RDI people fell for it.

Here's some interesting information about this.

The incident with "Amy" occurred approximately 9 months after JB was murdered. Both the mother and "Amy" saw this person, and yet a composite sketch was never done. Why? As the investigation by police went on, the father of "Amy" became very uncomfortable about police interviewing friends and acquaintances of his daughter. According to Det. Linda Arndt's report, Amy's dad did not want the investigation to continue if it was going to reveal a sexual assault aspect. As a result he shut it down and told police to stop investigating. Later, he complained that BPD didn't do anything.

So he hired a PI instead. It was the PI who found the cigarettes butts not the police while they were investigating, and we do not have a timeline of when those were found, but we do know that it was sometime AFTER the police investigation. Weeks? Months? The PI also found that the mother knew the guy, and was consistently letting him in the house while her husband was out of town. There is no credible information that proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the cigarette butts were related to the incident. And knowing that the mother knew the guy and was letting him in the house, there was no reason for him to be "stalking". He had free access.

The cigarette butts found near the Ramsey home were not on their property. The alleyway behind the Ramsey home was about 2 blocks in length, so shared by approximately 20 homes all of which had their garages in the back like the Ramseys was. This was also the area where the trash pick-ups occurred. The brand of cigarettes formerly known as Camel lights was a popular brand among smokers. An alley where the trash cans are kept would be a very common place to smoke....the husband whose wife makes him go outside to have a cigarette. My best friend to this day makes her husband smoke outside. He has a spot in their neighborhood where he consistently goes to smoke.

IMO opinion it's a bit of a reach to conclude IDI based on cigarette butts. If this guy was so clever to not leave any other traces of himself behind, one would think he'd know not to be so careless and leave cigarette butts too.