Quick Q?
So what kind of anti depressant. meds was PR prescribed?
JR 'admits' to prozac post murder?
Well, "Victory" doesn't really need to be associated with anything, but PR's sister DID say after PR died that "Now, she has her victory". So if that word is associated with anything, it is associated with PR.
Well, "Victory" doesn't really need to be associated with anything, but PR's sister DID say after PR died that "Now, she has her victory". So if that word is associated with anything, it is associated with PR.
I think it's the Rs who linked "99% chance" to a cancer patient. (I agree, by the way.)
How does one reconcile "cancer patient" with "Victory!" is a good question. I have an idea about that: during said cancer patient's treatment, they embraced a highly evangelical form of Protestant Christianity, which they credited with beating the disease. Beating...as in achieving "victory" over. Not to mention all of the various Biblical passages which use "Victory" in them.
Stuff that makes you go hmm...
Good luck with that one.
Just trying to establish a pattern.
Good. I sincerely hope you're right in your RDI position, because that means the threat is either gone or at least it is in front of you in a way you can study, analyze, scrutinize, etc. Plenty of RDI scenarios to come up with because of all the information that is available.
Plenty of RDI scenarios to come up with because of all the information that is available
Well, if I am right, I will derive no satisfaction from it. Just sadness. And the idea that the threat is gone does not provide as much comfort as one might think. But that's just the way I feel about it.
Plenty indeed. I'm kind of curious as to why you phrase it quite that way. (I'm not implying anything. It just strikes me.)
If you are wrong, not only will you still derive no satisfaction, but I assume even greater sadness as JBR's killer will be free.
Sadness like you wouldn't believe. But at least then I will have the satisfaction of knowing that the last face JBR saw was not that of someone she loved.
I'm just noting that there's way more fodder for RDI to conjure up stuff, than IDI, due to nothing more than the proximity and availability of your suspects.
I get you. There's a few more reasons than that, to my way of thinking, but I agree in principle.
IOW if you had the right guy giving exemplars, or a criminal match to the DNA, you might be changing your mind.
Well, "Victory" doesn't really need to be associated with anything, but PR's sister DID say after PR died that "Now, she has her victory". So if that word is associated with anything, it is associated with PR.
It's awful, isn't it?
Yes, SD, it is awful. Worst experience of my life.
I just might at that. But that will have to happen first.
For you, maybe, but not for me.
Don't take it personally. I've always been a "I'll Believe I when I see it" kind of guy.
I think because there is so much information available about the R's, it provides material to develop many, many scenarios.
That's something you and I will agree on.
Analyzing every word and step post-murder is a privilege only RDI enjoys.
I can't speak for other people, but I don't "enjoy" it as you put it.
Despite the favored position RDI has, it is floundering while IDI is doing well.
We'll see.
IDI now has an implied endorsement of LE.
Only because the DA constitutes LE.
This is because there has been no 'official' rebuttal by CBI, FBI, or any other agency to the DA's letter.
Well, I doubt anyone has asked. Besides, as Beckner said, it would be unprofessional to do so. Anyone can see he does not endorse it. Actually, now that I think about it, Michael Kane has come out against it, and he knows the case quite well. He figures the case file should speak for itself.
Any IDI scenario is going to be closer to the truth, no matter what it is.
I'm afraid I can't agree with that just now.
I don't have to see a DNA match to be convinced an intruder did it. I'm convinced now.
Once is gut-wrenching. Twice, such as in my case...almost beyond belief. You start wondering what you did to bring this on the people you love.
Great catch with the JR interview, btw!
I can't even begin to imagine the loss that you must feel. How long ago did you lose your parents? Its been 2 yrs since I lost my dad and I still shed tears for him daily.
Getting back to the case.......I also noticed in the June 98 interview that JR identified a sweater at the foot of Jonbenet's bed as being Patsy's Christmas sweater. Anyone remember that and why it was there?
I lost my dad in '93. It was the day before my 12th birthday.
Mum went into the hospital for routine treatment in April of this year and never left. Five days later she was dead.
Yes, back to the case. No, that had slipped my mind.