How long has UM1 been in CODIS?
Since 2004 (I believe it was sent in late 2003).
25 years? How many matches has that sample produced?
If there had been a match, the case would be solved. But not everyone is tested against CODIS, and we don't know what the killer has done since. Take Faith Hedgepeth. Her killer's DNA was in the database without a match for a decade, until they got one.
Is the remaining DNA able to be identified?
As far as I know there is only the touch DNA on the cors, which doesn't match UM1 or the Ramseys. I am unaware of any other test results.
Is it a “mixture” a composite?
No, excepting two faint alleles in the touch DNA (which isn't uncommon).
Those mixtures contain DNA from JBR?
The touch DNA contains JonBenet and UM1.
The extra large/size 12 “Wednesday” underwear that JBR was discovered wearing, were brand new. Do brand new underwear contain any DNA?
They can, but not anywhere near the amount found in JonBenet's underwear. And they wouldn't match touch DNA on separate garments from another factory in another country of a different age
How many different samples were collected not attributed to UM1? Six?
Not really. Early tests showed alleles that excluded the Ramseys but didn't have enough alleles to show a clear profile or mutual correspondence. When UM1 was mapped, what we have from the fingernails were consistent with it
So there were 6 people plus UM1 hiding at the Ramsey home on December 25th?
No, there's no evidence of that
Hanging out…hiding..waiting…six people… probably looking for pen and paper.
The pen and paper would be visible from the bottom of the spiral staircase, which we know the killer descended (as garland from the railing was found in JonBenet's hair, consistent with her being carried).
Maybe one got bored and cut the pineapple that had been photographed next to the white serving bowl at the Ramsey house during their Christmas party, Did they offer JB that pineapple?
Unlikely, since JonBenet also had grapes in her duodenum and there were none in that bowl. That bowl was most likely put out in the morning after, by the victim advocates.
Where was their DNA found in the rest of the house?
Where did the police look? Did they try under the bed in the room next to JonBenet?
LDid those six bring that beaver hair fiber?
The killer would have brought them, either as part of his clothing or something else.
How about those red fibers?
Red acrylic or polyester in the locations where they were found? I have a hypothesis about that, and it's connected with a statement JonBenet gave two days before she died, questions the police asked of Patsy and the very nature of the season. Basically, the killer made himself.into a benign figure.
But they all wore gloves to write the letter and murder JBR? All the rest of those people.
Only one, and yeah, likely brown cotton working gloves which he wore for everything except the SA (where he likely wanted to get physical, and without his blood or semen likely thought DNA wouldn't be an issue).
JR was making a call for a flight to Atlanta at 1:40 pm that day according to detective Bill Palmer. He had an important meeting…
He had something important to do in Atlanta, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out what it was when he just found his daughter dead. Where is JonBenet buried?
What time did JR destroy his daughter’s crime scene in the wine room by moving the body? What time was that? 1:05 pm?
Yes. And he only "destroyed" it because the BPD were treating it like a kindergarten.
Please name your source about what those sorority sisters told or didn’t tell detectives.
Schiller, Perfect Murder, Perfect Town, Ch 10
On February 12, Detectives Thomas and Gosage began an investigation into the death of John Ramsey’s oldest daughter, Beth. She had died in a car accident near Chicago in 1992, and the death had changed Ramsey’s life in many ways. Immediately afterward, he immersed himself in books on how to deal with the loss of a child. He turned introspective. To many of his friends and associates, the change in him was noticeable. The police wanted to find out if there had been a history of child or sexual abuse involving Beth. They were convinced that what Beth had confided to her girlfriends would give them insight into John Ramsey’s conduct with JonBenét. The detectives began by interviewing Natalie Geroli, who had been Beth’s closest friend. Two days later they saw her former teacher Elizabeth Bouis before visiting two more of her friends, Laura Foster and Lanie Bartlett. By February 21, Thomas and Gosage had completed a four-state trip and had also interviewed Tim Farrell and Marty Desantis, who were acquaintances of Beth. In the end, the detectives found no indication of inappropriate conduct by Ramsey toward Beth.
But the tabloids did get that story and published it? Right? Did JR sue that tabloid for publishing a story claiming alleged SA on his daughter Beth?
Contrary to popular opinion, John hasn't sued even majority of the rags putting salacious libel nto print.
Did JR sue Dr. Cyril Wecht for naming him as the accidental murderer of his daughter in his book? Did JR sue Dr.Wecht for naming him as the accidental killer of his daughter, publicly, in numerous media interviews and many public lectures? The book is still in print and was published in 1999. “Who Killed JonBenet Ramsey?” According to Dr.Wecht, in his book, the father.
Did JR sue Dr Wecht to change the title of his book and naming John Ramsey as the person who accidentally killed his daughter during SA game?
See above. Also, no doubt his lawyers know who can be sued and who leaves enough room for doubt that it would fall under free speech.
