Wudge
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Nope, but you will see quotes from the person that interviewed her. Geez...what more do you need.
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Her deposition.
Nope, but you will see quotes from the person that interviewed her. Geez...what more do you need.
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it was interesting that Wendy Murphy thought perhaps the pineapple had been laced with something,as the R's were q'd about meds found in the house.maybe that's why they so vehemently deny it.she also said not to assume that only one tox test was done.It's been an acknowleged fact that she ate pineapple shortly before her death. Pineapple was not served at the White's party. Meanwhile a bowl of pineapple was found in the kitchen of the Ramsey home the next day.
So this means she ate the pineapple in the Ramsey home during the night.
The evidentiary value comes in that it contradicts the parents' statements about when JonBenet went to bed, and that neither of them gave her any pineapple...much less set it out.
That she ate that pineapple messes with the timeline given by the Ramseys, because it then means she was awake shortly before her death, and someone gave her the pineapple.
This creates a high likelihood that either one or both Ramseys were lying about the timeline of that night.
The official Ramsey intruder idea is that an intruder came into JonBenet's room, used a stun gun on her, and then carried her down to the basement and killed her.
The pineapple is not part of the picture at all.
It doesn't really matter if she had any there anyway (but I'm sure PW would know,you know? it was her party).Because Thomas said in his book (that he didn't have to retract any statements from),that the pineapple in JB's stomach MATCHED what was in that bowl...RIGHT DOWN TO THE RIND.The pineapple NO DOUBT came from that bowl.It didn't come from the White's.Fleet didn't know for sure, but didn't think that pineapple was served. Priscilla said there wasn't any served...she prepared the food.
she wasn't given all of the info on the case.ask Tricia about that one.John dodged that question like it was a game of professional dodge ball.Pardon me if I don't rely on Steve Thomas. Federal Judge Judith Carnes did not either. She used Fleet White's deposition to support her decision.
Pineapple at Fleet's or not.....
we're STILL left pondering mystery pineapple in a bowl on the Ramsey table.
I think this 'pineapple' debate is a good example of 'blinders' that people can have (on both sides, mind you, but, right now I'm talking about the 'intruder theory' supporters. Here we are - Fleet's wife says 'no pineapple has been served at my home' (in so many words) - there is pineapple at the Ramseys....hmmm.....Jonbenet ate pineapple - when you consider when they came home from the white's to her death (estimated via rigor mortis) it's seems pretty fair to say she did NOT eat the pineapple at the white's. But, because Wudge has a bias he is going to overlook the fact that the preparer of food at the W.s said no pineapple, the FACT that the R.s DID have pineapple & was found on the TABLE, and that we can estimate said pineapple having been eaten an one hour to a half before Jonbenet's death - after their return....Apparently, these simple facts mean nothing to some people.
The pineapple was found in the proximal end of the small intestine, closer to the stomach. I believe the pineapple could have gotten that far in an hour and that IF there was an intruder, he could have tricked JonBenet into going downstairs to see Santa or some other reason. An intruder nutty enough and who knew a favorite snack could have gotten it out.
Sure that's a possibility.
Does it sound reasonable that an intruder.... a KIDNAPPER.... would risk taking a chance tempting his victim downstairs with a snack in the middle of the night?
The logical thing would be to cover the child's mouth, grab her & bring her downstairs BEFORE she has a chance to cry out.
Now that you have your victim.... leave the house. It's NOT a good time for a tea party.
The pineapple has always been the sticking point for me for the Ramseys' innocence.
At the same time, the prints on a bowl where Patsy lived, are not conclusive enough for guilt.
I always come back to the pineapple.
The pineapple has always been the sticking point for me for the Ramseys' innocence.
At the same time, the prints on a bowl where Patsy lived, are not conclusive enough for guilt.
I always come back to the pineapple.
Pardon me if I don't rely on Steve Thomas. Federal Judge Judith Carnes did not either. She used Fleet White's deposition to support her decision.
patsy says that it could be pineapple in a tupper ware in JB room