JOHN ANDREW RAMSEY'S DISAPPOINTING AND INSULTING RESPONSE TO CINA WONG

I absolutely adore Bugliosi: He was brilliant-- His book about the OJ trial was right on the money- I saw being interviewed as well. How can there be any comparison betwen him and Lin wood, who is a total loser nut job?

What do your personal opinions on Bugliosi and Wood have to do with the facts of the JBR murder? I may be missing something obvious.
 
I absolutely adore Bugliosi: He was brilliant-- His book about the OJ trial was right on the money- I saw being interviewed as well. How can there be any comparison betwen him and Lin wood, who is a total loser nut job?

What do your personal opinions on Bugliosi and Wood have to do with the facts of the JBR murder? I may be missing something obvious.
 
John knows the real truth.
Why is this case considered difficult?

Okay, difficult for law enforcement to obtain evidence. That I can understand.

But: John put JB to bed. John found her body, which was probably in the freezer rather than the wine cellar (I guess the freezer was turned off, but it was still cold. I'm also pretty sure that Patsy almost never went into the basement even though her paintbrush and paints were stored in the basement.) John also obviously composed the ransom note. It was all about HIM. It was a big ego trip for HIM.

Plus John framed Patsy and to a lesser degree, Burke. And lastly, John had motive to silence JB: the medical examiners report showed: prior and prolonged sexual abuse.

And some reports that John's older daughter from his first marriage, who was named Elizabeth, also accused John of sexual abuse.

That's what I don't understand why it's considered difficult for the general public to solve. It's pretty obvious.


Talk about sexism and bias: who cares if Patsy wears the same outfit twice.

Personally, I think John hired someone, such as Michael Helgoth, to do the killing. I guess John gave Patsy a sedative so that she would sleep soundly at night.

This case is pretty obvious.
 
To me it is obvious Patsy wrote the note , from the handwriting to the tone to the words used it all matches Patsy and yes it is all about John in between the lines I can see look what you caused by never being there by ignoring everything by me having to carry all the burden and also there is no way that Patsy being Patsy would wear that same outfit but spend 20 minutes putting on make up She planned her outfits meticulously DOI she talks plenty about her outfits and their importance,she carried a blue dress around for 20years because that's what she planned to wear when JonBenets killer was found its not being sexist its just from all we know of her no way would she have put on those clothes again yet spend time making up her face
 
To me it is obvious Patsy wrote the note , from the handwriting to the tone to the words used it all matches Patsy and yes it is all about John in between the lines I can see look what you caused by never being there by ignoring everything by me having to carry all the burden and also there is no way that Patsy being Patsy would wear that same outfit but spend 20 minutes putting on make up She planned her outfits meticulously DOI she talks plenty about her outfits and their importance,she carried a blue dress around for 20years because that's what she planned to wear when JonBenets killer was found its not being sexist its just from all we know of her no way would she have put on those clothes again yet spend time making up her face
Was Pasty responsible for the prior sexual abuse? It's pretty obvious that John composed the note. It's all about HIM. A big ego trip to himself.

Who had the motive to silence JB?
 
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To me it is obvious Patsy wrote the note , from the handwriting to the tone to the words used it all matches Patsy and yes it is all about John in between the lines I can see look what you caused by never being there by ignoring everything by me having to carry all the burden and also there is no way that Patsy being Patsy would wear that same outfit but spend 20 minutes putting on make up She planned her outfits meticulously DOI she talks plenty about her outfits and their importance,she carried a blue dress around for 20years because that's what she planned to wear when JonBenets killer was found its not being sexist its just from all we know of her no way would she have put on those clothes again yet spend time making up her face


Are we giving John a pass? Who was responsible for the prior sexual abuse?

Who had the motive to silence JB?
 
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Why is this case considered difficult?

Okay, difficult for law enforcement to obtain evidence. That I can understand.

But: John put JB to bed. John found her body, which was probably in the freezer rather than the wine cellar (I guess the freezer was turned off, but it was still cold. I'm also pretty sure that Patsy almost never went into the basement even though her paintbrush and paints were stored in the basement.) John also obviously composed the ransom note. It was all about HIM. It was a big ego trip for HIM.

Plus John framed Patsy and to a lesser degree, Burke. And lastly, John had motive to silence JB: the medical examiners report showed: prior and prolonged sexual abuse.

And some reports that John's older daughter from his first marriage, who was named Elizabeth, also accused John of sexual abuse.

That's what I don't understand why it's considered difficult for the general public to solve. It's pretty obvious.


Talk about sexism and bias: who cares if Patsy wears the same outfit twice.

Personally, I think John hired someone, such as Michael Helgoth, to do the killing. I guess John gave Patsy a sedative so that she would sleep soundly at night.

This case is pretty obvious.
No, not gunna gel with me. Patsy had 40 purses, and more pairs of shoes. She would have liked to have changed, even into her pyjamas.

They were ALL in on it.
 
<modsnip> I did not say that Patsy committed sexual abuse. I was replying to an earlier post, stating that only John was the ring leader of the cover-up.
 
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However, Patsy caused mental abuse on her children. Just let them go wild. Wet sheets every morning at age 6. Scat everywhere. The children dropped everything on the floor, books, toys, clothes, for the housekeeper top pick up. Patsy never bothered about correcting them. Even Patsy's mum told her that the housekeeper is not here to 'pick up' but to clean.

It was a very dysfunctional family. How much we'll never know for sure. It was a show-time family. Patsy planned her wardrobe and attire for each occasion. She changed her purse once a week (she had 40 of them). Shoes? Over forty pairs to chose from. She had it all.

She hated being interviewed, and was always caught up.

Q: Did Burke own Hi-Teck boots.
P: No (and as usual the coverer - 'I don't think so'). You think she would know because the boot laces had compasses attached to them.
Q: Wasn't Burke playing with the compasses on the boot laces on the flight home from Atlanta?
P: I don't recall.
Q: So Burke never owned a pair of Hi-Teck boots?
P: No
Q: Would you be surprised if I told you that Little Fleet said that Burke owned a pair?

.....

Oh, the lies and twisted snakes and ladders that these two perpetuated must have been exhausting.
 
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However, Patsy caused mental abuse on her children. Just let them go wild. Wet sheets every morning at age 6. Scat everywhere. The children dropped everything on the floor, books, toys, clothes, for the housekeeper top pick up. Patsy never bothered about correcting them. Even Patsy's mum told her that the housekeeper is not here to 'pick up' but to clean.

It was a very dysfunctional family. How much we'll never know for sure. It was a show-time family. Patsy planned her wardrobe and attire for each occasion. She changed her purse once a week (she had 40 of them). Shoes? Over forty pairs to chose from. She had it all.

She hated being interviewed, and was always caught up.

Q: Did Burke own Hi-Teck boots.
P: No (and as usual the coverer - 'I don't think so'). You think she would know because the boot laces had compasses attached to them.
Q: Wasn't Burke playing with the compasses on the boot laces on the flight home from Atlanta?
P: I don't recall.
Q: So Burke never owned a pair of Hi-Teck boots?
P: No
Q: Would you be surprised if I told you that Little Fleet said that Burke owned a pair?

.....

Oh, the lies and twisted snakes and ladders that these two perpetuated must have been exhausting.


Agreed on all accounts. The family was so dysfunctional, but Patsy would try to it seem like they were the “perfect family”.
 
However, Patsy caused mental abuse on her children. Just let them go wild. Wet sheets every morning at age 6. Scat everywhere. The children dropped everything on the floor, books, toys, clothes, for the housekeeper top pick up. Patsy never bothered about correcting them. Even Patsy's mum told her that the housekeeper is not here to 'pick up' but to clean.

It was a very dysfunctional family. How much we'll never know for sure. It was a show-time family. Patsy planned her wardrobe and attire for each occasion. She changed her purse once a week (she had 40 of them). Shoes? Over forty pairs to chose from. She had it all.

She hated being interviewed, and was always caught up.

Q: Did Burke own Hi-Teck boots.
P: No (and as usual the coverer - 'I don't think so'). You think she would know because the boot laces had compasses attached to them.
Q: Wasn't Burke playing with the compasses on the boot laces on the flight home from Atlanta?
P: I don't recall.
Q: So Burke never owned a pair of Hi-Teck boots?
P: No
Q: Would you be surprised if I told you that Little Fleet said that Burke owned a pair?

.....

Oh, the lies and twisted snakes and ladders that these two perpetuated must have been exhausting.

John had an equal part in making the children. He had an equal responsibility to raise (teach, train, correct, etc.) the children. If they dropped things on the floor where they stood, it was Patsy AND John's responsibility equally to correct that behavior. MOO
 
John had an equal part in making the children. He had an equal responsibility to raise (teach, train, correct, etc.) the children. If they dropped things on the floor where they stood, it was Patsy AND John's responsibility equally to correct that behavior. MOO

Agree.

It's worth remembering that Patsy almost never went in the basement. Patsy was afraid of the basement. I guess John, John Andrew or the housekeeper did the laundry. And I do believe the body was "found" in the walk-in freezer, rather than the wine cellar. The fact that Patsy almost never went in the basement suggests that John "thought it was safe" to hide JonBenet's body there.
 
However, Patsy caused mental abuse on her children. Just let them go wild. Wet sheets every morning at age 6. Scat everywhere. The children dropped everything on the floor, books, toys, clothes, for the housekeeper top pick up. Patsy never bothered about correcting them. Even Patsy's mum told her that the housekeeper is not here to 'pick up' but to clean.

It was a very dysfunctional family. How much we'll never know for sure. It was a show-time family. Patsy planned her wardrobe and attire for each occasion. She changed her purse once a week (she had 40 of them). Shoes? Over forty pairs to chose from. She had it all.

She hated being interviewed, and was always caught up.

Q: Did Burke own Hi-Teck boots.
P: No (and as usual the coverer - 'I don't think so'). You think she would know because the boot laces had compasses attached to them.
Q: Wasn't Burke playing with the compasses on the boot laces on the flight home from Atlanta?
P: I don't recall.
Q: So Burke never owned a pair of Hi-Teck boots?
P: No
Q: Would you be surprised if I told you that Little Fleet said that Burke owned a pair?

.....

Oh, the lies and twisted snakes and ladders that these two perpetuated must have been exhausting.

The urination and defecation could very well have been caused by sexual abuse, and not what you perceive and describe as Patsy's "mental abuse" of the children.
 
The urination and defecation could very well have been caused by sexual abuse, and not what you perceive and describe as Patsy's "mental abuse" of the children.

The Ramsey children had a ton of <modsnip> issues. I have heard tale that that could be an indication of some type of sex abuse; as in the children would make themselves unappealing to their abuser. I think JR was the mastermind behind it, but that’s just my preference.
 
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The urination and defecation could very well have been caused by sexual abuse, and not what you perceive and describe as Patsy's "mental abuse" of the children.


This statement focuses on racism rather than sexism (the sexism being that John the sexual abuser always gets a pass, and the blame is shifted towards Patsy and Burke). But have you ever noticed that there is far MORE evidence against John Ramsey than against OJ Simpson? Ramsey had MOTIVE to silence JonBenet - plus his older daughter from his first marriage also accused him of sexual abuse.

There's quite a bit of evidence against John Ramsey - including that the ransom note could easily have been composed by him - it's all about HIM; it's a big ego trip to HIMSELF. And if John convinced Patsy that Burke had done it by accident, then obviously John could have dictated it to Patsy so that she would physically hand-write the note.

I think that a kidnapping attempt was made against his older daughter Melinda, and that the ransom note was left on a voicemail rather than on writing paper. I guess that is where John got the idea for a kidnapping?

And even the fact that Patsy almost never went in the basement (she was scared of the basement) - that points to the circumstantial evidence that John would think the basement was a "safe place" (safe from Patsy) to hide the body.

<modsnip: Please do not introduce racial issues into this discussion.>

I am in Canada and CANNOT IMAGE that John Ramsey would not have been arrested and charged in Canada.
 
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