Jonbenet Ramsey - proof the white blanket was on her bed and not in the dryer.

[Deleted member 187229]

In Linda Hoffmann pugh’s book titled Death of an innocent, chapters one, she writes: “You then wrapped her in a favorite white blanket of hers, which you took from the dryer, except her Barbie nightgown was stuck to it because you never did have the sense to throw in a static cling strip with the wash.” But in Patsys 1997 police interview with Steve Thomas and Tom Trujillo, she said jonbenets bed had a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, the white blanket and a top comforter. It must be true that the white blanket was on jonbenets bed, the same white blanket she was wrapped in when John found her in the basement because Linda Hoffman Pugh had left the barbie night gown and the white blanket in the dryer but the nightgown had blood spots on it indicating it might have been worn during her murder.

 

[Aquapretzel]

In Linda Hoffmann pugh’s book titled Death of an innocent, chapters one, she writes: “You then wrapped her in a favorite white blanket of hers, which you took from the dryer, except her Barbie nightgown was stuck to it because you never did have the sense to throw in a static cling strip with the wash.” But in Patsys 1997 police interview with Steve Thomas and Tom Trujillo, she said jonbenets bed had a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, the white blanket and a top comforter. It must be true that the white blanket was on jonbenets bed, the same white blanket she was wrapped in when John found her in the basement because Linda Hoffman Pugh had left the barbie night gown and the white blanket in the dryer but the nightgown had blood spots on it indicating it might have been worn during her murder.

There could easily have been more than one white blanket. It was obvious to me the minute I saw the picture that the Barbie nightgown was one of those cheap flimsy ones that sticks to anything in the dryer.

 

[kukrao]

In Linda Hoffmann pugh’s book titled Death of an innocent, chapters one, she writes: “You then wrapped her in a favorite white blanket of hers, which you took from the dryer, except her Barbie nightgown was stuck to it because you never did have the sense to throw in a static cling strip with the wash.” But in Patsys 1997 police interview with Steve Thomas and Tom Trujillo, she said jonbenets bed had a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, the white blanket and a top comforter. It must be true that the white blanket was on jonbenets bed, the same white blanket she was wrapped in when John found her in the basement because Linda Hoffman Pugh had left the barbie night gown and the white blanket in the dryer but the nightgown had blood spots on it indicating it might have been worn during her murder.











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That’s a really sharp catch. If both the nightgown and blanket were in the dryer, how did the blanket end up back on JonBenét’s bed? Patsy says it was part of her bedding, but Linda claims it was still in the dryer—with the nightgown stuck to it. If the nightgown had blood on it, it’s hard to imagine it was freshly laundered. Something in that timeline doesn’t add up. Either the blanket was moved back to the bed after the wash, or someone’s memory—or story—is off.

 

[CloudedTruth]

There could easily have been more than one white blanket. It was obvious to me the minute I saw the picture that the Barbie nightgown was one of those cheap flimsy ones that sticks to anything in the dryer.

Possible, but doubtful from what we know. LHP stated that JB did not have multiple sheet sets or blankets. I do not recall how many sheet sets there were, certainly more than one, but not a lot apparently. The white blanket was her favorite. It had to be washed over and over again because of the bed wetting.

Remember, the last time LHP was at the house was on 12/23. When police showed her the pictures of JB's bed, she noted that the sheets were not the sheets that she had put on the bed on the 23rd. One can assume that JB wet the bed either on the night of the 23rd or the 24th, or perhaps both. LHP was surmising based upon what she knew was the norm with the sheets and blanket after a bed wetting incident.

It also needs to be noted that both the pink Barbie nightgown and the white blanket had JB's blood on them. Of all the items that did contain JB's blood, the nightgown had the most. It was also balled up next to the body as opposed to being stuck to the blanket. We know that JB was wiped down and what she had been originally wearing to bed was changed. We also know that JB favored wearing nightgowns to bed, and the pink Barbie nightgown was her favorite.

When questioned by police, JR stated that he laid JB down on her bed and took off her shoes. He also stated that he knew that PR would then change JB into her "nightgown". Not PJ's, he specifically said "nightgown". Given the amount of blood found on the nightgown, and also blood found on the blanket, IMO that's what she was wearing when attacked. It also points to the attack having started in her bedroom. But how is it that no one heard anything? This is IMO why the nightgown and the blanket ended up in the basement. They needed to make it look like the basement was where everything happened. There is other evidence that points to things having started on the 2nd floor.