DOUBLE LOOP KNOT: JonBenet was posed

Jonbenet was BRUTALLY murdered, I think this is something missed by those that think a Ramsey did it. It wasn't an accident, it wasn't a staging it was a brutal ,sick murder. I think we may learn something during the next few weeks, while we follow the Imette murder in NYC, just what kind of sick mind can do this.
 
BlueCrab said:
We know from the lengths of the "wrist cord" that the wrists and the ankles were bound close to each other.
Uh, no we don't know this. There's no forensic evidence that concludes or even suggests JBR's ankles were bound. This is just an idea.
 
Seeker said:
IF JonBenet were strung up as suggested here then there would be ligature marks on her wrists and ankles no matter if most of her weight were on the floor or not. Partially strung up as suggested she would still have a lot of her own dead weight on those ligatures.
Very good point, Seeker!

BlueCrab: look at the bigger loop of the cord: that loop was so big that it didn't even close around JB's wrist. Therefore one of her wrists wasn't tied at all - there was merely a loop knot loosely around it.
 
sissi said:
Jonbenet was BRUTALLY murdered, I think this is something missed by those that think a Ramsey did it. It wasn't an accident, it wasn't a staging it was a brutal ,sick murder. I think we may learn something during the next few weeks, while we follow the Imette murder in NYC, just what kind of sick mind can do this.
You're right. The brutality isn't consistent with filicide or accident coverup at all.
 
Holdontoyourhat said:
You're right. The brutality isn't consistent with filicide or accident coverup at all.


Holdontoyourhat,

Why then from the very beginning have the Ramseys been refusing to cooperate with the investigation (four months after the murder before they allowed the first police interview, etc.), and lying their heads off (they lied about Burke's whereabouts during the 911 call, etc.).

The Ramseys are covering up something big, and its not the identity of an intruder. They would behave this way ONLY if a family member had been involved in the grisly murder.

BlueCrab
 
Whatever it is that the Ramsey's are hiding is bigger than the love they had for their daughter.
Bluecrab is right, they have lied from day 1 and they haven't stopped.
I don't know how the Ramsey's live with themselves.
 
They never lied, they were informed of the position the BPD was taking in an effort to hold the body for ransom, they were advised to let someone play interference for them while the keystones blundered over and over. The police fed daily garbage to the media who in turn fed us. We are brainless consumers, each and every one of us likely believes something that is an outrageous lie concerning this case.
 
rashomon said:
Very good point, Seeker!

BlueCrab: look at the bigger loop of the cord: that loop was so big that it didn't even close around JB's wrist. Therefore one of her wrists wasn't tied at all - there was merely a loop knot loosely around it.
In my post 21 on this thread I suggested people go to the Sundance site and look at the 2 autopsy photos of JonBenet's right wrist with the cord still around it. But I don't think anyone bothered, judging by the content of later posts.

If they had looked they would have seen in the upper photo of the inner side of her right wrist, loop R (what I have named the loop around the right wrist) and on it the knot plus what appears to be part of the 15.5 inch length of cord and the 5.5 inch end length. Then if they had looked at the lower photo of the outer side of her right wrist, they would have seen on loop R, ANOTHER KNOT PLUS what appears to be ANOTHER LOOP (loop r).


It looks to me as though Dr Meyer completely undid loop r and its knot in order to sufficiently loosen the cord and enable him to remove loop R from her right wrist making it appear that there was only one loop, (loop R) removed from her right wrist.

I am guessing that JR only partially loosened loop l and its knot from loop L around the left wrist before removing it thus leaving the 2 loops that were at the left wrist intact, although altered in size.

ie 2 wrists, 2 loops each, 4 loops total originally on wrist ligature when it was ON the body (not 3 loops as shown in photos AFTER REMOVAL from body)
 
aussiesheila said:
In my post 21 on this thread I suggested people go to the Sundance site and look at the 2 autopsy photos of JonBenet's right wrist with the cord still around it. But I don't think anyone bothered, judging by the content of later posts.

If they had looked they would have seen in the upper photo of the inner side of her right wrist, loop R (what I have named the loop around the right wrist) and on it the knot plus what appears to be part of the 15.5 inch length of cord and the 5.5 inch end length. Then if they had looked at the lower photo of the outer side of her right wrist, they would have seen on loop R, ANOTHER KNOT PLUS what appears to be ANOTHER LOOP (loop r).


It looks to me as though Dr Meyer completely undid loop r and its knot in order to sufficiently loosen the cord and enable him to remove loop R from her right wrist making it appear that there was only one loop, (loop R) removed from her right wrist.

I am guessing that JR only partially loosened loop l and its knot from loop L around the left wrist before removing it thus leaving the 2 loops that were at the left wrist intact, although altered in size.

ie 2 wrists, 2 loops each, 4 loops total originally on wrist ligature when it was ON the body (not 3 loops as shown in photos AFTER REMOVAL from body)


Aussiesheila,

Either way, there were originally four loops -- as I see it, two for the wrists and two for the ankles.

The loops incidentally are made with slip knots, so the size of the individual loops in the photos is irrelevant. They are adjustable.

BlueCrab
 
BlueCrab said:
Holdontoyourhat,

Why then from the very beginning have the Ramseys been refusing to cooperate with the investigation (four months after the murder before they allowed the first police interview, etc.), and lying their heads off (they lied about Burke's whereabouts during the 911 call, etc.).

The Ramseys are covering up something big, and its not the identity of an intruder. They would behave this way ONLY if a family member had been involved in the grisly murder.

BlueCrab
...four months before they allowed the first police interview...

Wasn't that at the advice of their counsel? Are their attorneys covering up something big too?

...they lied about Burke...

Who says?

The idea that the R's are 'covering up something big' is based here on the recommendations of the R's attorneys and on a dubious tape enhancement that didn't enhance anything more than a rumor.
 
Why break the paintbrush? It's broken at each end, right? What advantage does breaking the paintbrush give to an attacker?
 
Holdontoyourhat said:
Why break the paintbrush? It's broken at each end, right? What advantage does breaking the paintbrush give to an attacker?

Holdontoyourhat,

Why dont you tell us, I thought that was the general idea?


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BlueCrab said:
The loops incidentally are made with slip knots, so the size of the individual loops in the photos is irrelevant. They are adjustable.
BlueCrab
No, the larger loop was a double loop knot which had been pulled tight, compressed and locked against further motion. Once a double loop knot is pulled tight, it's all over. Control over loop size ends.You are not going to get loose that knot except with a sharp pointed tool. Nothing is adjustable here anymore.
So that amateurishly constructed ligature had been pulled tight before ever closing around JB's wrist. The perp, realizing his/her mistake, then tried to construct another ligature - hence the difference in the two wrist ligatures. BTW: the other ligature was just as amateurishly constructed : while the larger one was pulled tight before having had the chance to close around JB's wrist, the other one would have come undone in case you pulled at it, lol! In short, JB could not have been bound/strung up at all with such poorly constructed ligatures.

For anyone who wants to know more about it, go to Websleuth's 'Forums for Justice' sister site and look up the threads 'Physics Never Lie', part I and II, where Delmar England, an absolute expert, explains those basics.
 
UKGuy said:
Holdontoyourhat,

Why dont you tell us, I thought that was the general idea?


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What was the general idea?

I know that the broken paintbrush has been explored for all possible sexual/crass/sensational aspects, but that doesn't explain why the paintbrush would've been broken at both ends and then used in a garrote anyway.
 
Holdontoyourhat said:
Its impossible to deduce that from a photo of a ligature.
According to Delmar England, who, unlike the rest of us, is an absolute expert in terms of loops and knots, this is very well possible. One look at these loop knots and he knew what it was all about.
BTW, none of these allegedly 'professional' loop knots is listed in any book about loops and knots. Hardly surprising, lol! For professionally constructed loops and knots always serve a purpose, but those loops had no function at all, they were the work of a bungling amateur.
Read the Physics Never Lie threads on the Forums for Justice website, where D. England is a poster.

We all have our theories as to what happened. Theorizing and speculating is allowed on a true crime message board, for it is a discussion board and presenting our theories is part of the discussion and interaction.
But every theory has to take into account basic facts; every theory has to stand scrutiny when it comes to fact. Hanging onto a theory should never go as far as to disregard or twist facts if they don't fit into one's theory.

Bottom line: if the known facts don't fit one's theory, then this theory is based on wrong assumptions, and one will have to change that theory.
Homicide detectives have to do this all the time whenever their knowlege of the case increases, so why shouldn't posters on a true crime forum do this too?
 
rashomon said:
One look at these loop knots and he knew what it was all about.
No he didn't. He may have thought he knew, or claimed to know. But he didn't 'know what it was all about.' There's no way to characterize the garrote and second ligature as bungling without knowing exactly how they were used.
 
BlueCrab said:
Aussiesheila,

Either way, there were originally four loops -- as I see it, two for the wrists and two for the ankles.

The loops incidentally are made with slip knots, so the size of the individual loops in the photos is irrelevant. They are adjustable.

BlueCrab
Thanks for the reply BlueCrab.


So what are slipknots?

If two loops are separated by a slipknot, does it mean that pulling on one loop and making it larger mean the other loop automatically gets smaller?

This is what I assume happens. Can anyone tell me if this is correct please?


ETA: BlueCrab, reading a few posts further on I see that rashomon says the knots are not slipknots thus loops are not adjustable.

Can you guys argue this one out and decide who is right please before we continue to dream up theories. Thanks. I don't know anything about knots and would like any poster with expert knowledge to decide exactly what type of knots they are for me.
 
rashomon said:
According to Delmar England, who, unlike the rest of us, is an absolute expert in terms of loops and knots, this is very well possible. One look at these loop knots and he knew what it was all about.
BTW, none of these allegedly 'professional' loop knots is listed in any book about loops and knots. Hardly surprising, lol! For professionally constructed loops and knots always serve a purpose, but those loops had no function at all, they were the work of a bungling amateur.
Read the Physics Never Lie threads on the Forums for Justice website, where D. England is a poster.

We all have our theories as to what happened. Theorizing and speculating is allowed on a true crime message board, for it is a discussion board and presenting our theories is part of the discussion and interaction.
But every theory has to take into account basic facts; every theory has to stand scrutiny when it comes to fact. Hanging onto a theory should never go as far as to disregard or twist facts if they don't fit into one's theory.

Bottom line: if the known facts don't fit one's theory, then this theory is based on wrong assumptions, and one will have to change that theory.
Homicide detectives have to do this all the time whenever their knowlege of the case increases, so why shouldn't posters on a true crime forum do this too?
Isn't Delmar England the one who wrote that letter to Mary Lacey a couple years ago? It wound up by threatening her if she didn't do somethiing (arrest the Ramseys?) by a certain date. Isn't he also a self-described hand-writing expert? Perhaps I'm confusing him with someone else.
 
rashomon said:
No, the larger loop was a double loop knot which had been pulled tight, compressed and locked against further motion. Once a double loop knot is pulled tight, it's all over. Control over loop size ends.You are not going to get loose that knot except with a sharp pointed tool. Nothing is adjustable here anymore.
So that amateurishly constructed ligature had been pulled tight before ever closing around JB's wrist. The perp, realizing his/her mistake, then tried to construct another ligature - hence the difference in the two wrist ligatures. BTW: the other ligature was just as amateurishly constructed : while the larger one was pulled tight before having had the chance to close around JB's wrist, the other one would have come undone in case you pulled at it, lol! In short, JB could not have been bound/strung up at all with such poorly constructed ligatures.

For anyone who wants to know more about it, go to Websleuth's 'Forums for Justice' sister site and look up the threads 'Physics Never Lie', part I and II, where Delmar England, an absolute expert, explains those basics.
rashomon,

I’ve just been to the ACandyRose site and looked up what Delmar England has to say.

It seems as though this person is an expert on handwriting and criminal profiling as well as garrote construction because she/he has submitted analyses of all these and a few other things besides at ACandyRose.

This makes me a bit suspicious I have to say. It makes me wonder - is this person a trained, experienced expert or just a self proclaimed expert? Her/his analysis of the knots may be no more expert than yours or BlueCrab’s, or mine for that matter.

Maybe you don't have people like that in Germany, we have plenty and they are called posers.
 

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