icedtea4me
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<snip>Impulsive rage or chronic SA?</snip>
Why not impulsive rage due to witnessing SA?
<snip>Impulsive rage or chronic SA?</snip>
UKGuy,
You have offered a thoughtful consideration of the possible logistics of the case. Allow me to add, for thoroughness, that there could have been manual strangulation, which the LA was meant to disguise. More importantly, there is the crucial RN. This could have been written at any time. While it is logical to believe that it was composed after JB's death, that is only an assumption.
If JB didn't go to bed, she'd be still wearing the GAP top, with no need to change her out of it. The extra hair tie indicates that she was awake after coming back from the Whites'. I suppose that this is not part of the concept of redressing as outlined; although, it is significant. Patsy's fibers in the ligature suggest that she didn't go to bed either, or else her nightclothes would be imbedded there instead. Should Burke have been in bed if his sister and mother weren't? Because of the fibers and the RN, Patsy solely could have been responsible for all the logistics of the CS. But that seems unlikely.
In your speculative chain of events, you do not have HB after LA. IMO this is a possibility.
However, whatever the order of events, the main concern is the motive for the murder. All else flows from this. Impulsive rage or chronic SA? The missing size 6 Wednesday Bloomis seem to lean in favor of SA. I do not see readily how this fact is connected to a moment of rage. BR or JR could have made the mistake with the size 12s. BR could have thought that he was being clever redressing her in the long johns. JR might not have been aware to which child these belonged. What is so odd is that she was left in them. Their presence defeats the FF fantasy of the RN. This points out the disconnect between the RN and WC scene. Round and round and...
Whoever it was who committed the murder, that person recovered from the violence quickly enough before BPD arrived. This is characteristic of the psychopath's ability to compartmentalize. Only Patsy showed afterwards appropriate emotions of grief and rage. "Go back to the drawing board." Ironically, that's where we all still find ourselves!
Only if you do not consider the HB to be failed staging. Why bother with a HB if JonBenet is dead?In your speculative chain of events, you do not have HB after LA. IMO this is a possibility.
This tells us the parents were late to the crime-scene, e.g. upstairs, other than wiping JonBenet down and redressing her in the Gap Top, the main adjustment was moving JonBenet down to the basement and agreeing on a RN strategy.BR could have thought that he was being clever redressing her in the long johns. JR might not have been aware to which child these belonged. What is so odd is that she was left in them. Their presence defeats the FF fantasy of the RN. This points out the disconnect between the RN and WC scene. Round and round and...
Yes, BR and JR appeared composed as they performed their alloted staged roles.Whoever it was who committed the murder, that person recovered from the violence quickly enough before BPD arrived.
Patsy's clue with dressing JonBenet in longjohns as opposed to a pair of pajama bottoms was that John was long that night (i.e. She caught him with an erection). It's just like the heart on, or hard-on, her [JonBenet's] hand.
Only you appear to have understood Patsy's intent here.Patsy's clue with dressing JonBenet in longjohns as opposed to a pair of pajama bottoms was that John was long that night ...
icedtea4me,
Only you appear to have understood Patsy's intent here.
UKGuy,
A possible reason for the head blow coming after JB was already dead is to make the murder seem like the rash act of a frenzied intruder. This was the particular scenario concocted in the RN and to which JR still clings. If SA were the motive for the murder (and not impulsive anger), it'd be important to implicate a maniacal stranger for all the violence done to JB. The panicked family may have naively disregarded what the autopsy would show. In fact, the parents never acknowledged the chronic situation with their daughter. Admittedly, this theory rather depends on JB being done in as part of an abusive incident. If, for the sake of argument, the idea that she were attacked first someplace in the house other than the basement were put aside, then events fall in place easier. Part of the CS is the urine stain outside of the WC. This is the only available evidence which could locate what occurred. As said before, it seems probable that JB was both asphyxiated and struck in a prone position which suggests continuity. The time gap becomes problematic here, but any other explanation faces this same difficulty. Perhaps the time was spent composing the RN, which reasonably could have taken 40 min? However, the chronic SA plus the final assault also seems a continuous activity.
BBM: The use of the ligature and paintbrush handle along with the SA already suggest this.A possible reason for the head blow coming after JB was already dead is to make the murder seem like the rash act of a frenzied intruder. This was the particular scenario concocted in the RN and to which JR still clings.
BBM: we have the broken paintbrush and part placement back into the paint-tote linking JonBenet to the basement along with the shards from the broken paintbrush handle lying on the floor outside the wine-cellar.the idea that she were attacked first someplace in the house other than the basement were put aside, then events fall in place easier. Part of the CS is the urine stain outside of the WC. This is the only available evidence which could locate what occurred.
The Bob Saget case reminded me of the JBR case. LE thinks Saget fell against the bed headboard in his hotel room, received a brain injury and died. JBR could have injured herself and died, but the family thinking one of them might get the blame (especially with BR's history of harming JBR accidentally), later stages her death as a kidnapping/murder with the strangulation. If LE found out someone was in Saget's hotel room they might be wrongly blamed for his death.
If LE found out someone was in Saget's hotel room they might be wrongly blamed for his death.
<snip>Both parents were found to have helped cover up this murder knowingly; as per the true bills. </snip>
1. There's no true bill which states "John Bennett Ramsey and Patricia Ann Ramsey...".
2. There's still the matter of the charges the prosecution had for Counts I, II, and III, which the grand jury may have been divided on.
3. The Count VII on assisting would be dropped by the prosecution for either John and/or Patsy had the grand jury come to decision regarding Count I (Murder in the First Degree).
1. There's no true bill which states "John Bennett Ramsey and Patricia Ann Ramsey...".
2. There's still the matter of the charges the prosecution had for Counts I, II, and III, which the grand jury may have been divided on.
3. The Count VII on assisting would be dropped by the prosecution for either John and/or Patsy had the grand jury come to decision regarding Count I (Murder in the First Degree).
Both parents were found to have helped cover up this murder knowingly; as per the true bills.
So many theories regarding Saget's death, the cops closed the case, the family suing to stop release of photos, we'll probably never learn the truth.anonymiss,
Yes, I thought the same thing. I learned about the temporal contusions found on both of them from this. Bob was found under the covers. How did he hit his head (that hard) on anything? He had a lot of brain movement and bleed. I don’t buy any of what they are selling in reference to BS. What the heck do they think he was doing? Jumping on the bed, hit his head and then jumped under the covers? Had he been able to tuck himself into bed, surely he would have picked up the phone.
I also have a hard time understanding how a parent can strike their child that hard intentionally? IMO, the ligature strangulation was enough to justify the RN. There was no need to go further. As for the head whack, IMO it was BR. Both parents were found to have helped cover up this murder knowingly; as per the true bills. I do know this … all 3 family members still alive the next morning are guilty. Yet, they walk free. Sadly, tragically, there has been no justice served for JB.
I especially like this part. They said they have a video camera by the door and no one else came or went in Bob’s room. Should this be the case, then we can deduce that perhaps somebody with enough money to cover it up; did just that.
I thought JR checked all the locks before he went to bed and again when JB "went missing?"So many theories regarding Saget's death, the cops closed the case, the family suing to stop release of photos, we'll probably never learn the truth.
I don't think BDI for several reasons. On the 911 tape he is heard saying, "what did you find" to his parents, if he just bashed JBR in the head, why would he say that, he would know they found JBR injured or dead even though they didn't admit finding her so early on that night, they tell 911 they found the RN, not JBR.
If BDI, why did his parents immediately sent him to the Whites, weren't they worried he would tell someone he did it?
The police officer who spoke to BR (I don't remember if the cop took BR to the Whites) was convinced BR didn't know anything.
Why would his parents send him back to school so soon, weren't they afraid he would tell someone at school he did it?
Why does BR go on Dr. Phil and put himself close to the crime scene by saying he was downstairs doing something the night JBR was killed if he's guilty?
Why does BR offer to take a lie detector test if he's guilty?
Why does BR say he forgot to lock the door that night and felt guilty? Is he lying? Is he advancing the intruder theory to cover up for someone else?
I don't think BDI for several reasons. On the 911 tape he is heard saying, "what did you find" to his parents, if he just bashed JBR in the head, why would he say that, he would know they found JBR injured or dead even though they didn't admit finding her so early on that night, they tell 911 they found the RN, not JBR.
If BDI, why did his parents immediately sent him to the Whites, weren't they worried he would tell someone he did it?
The police officer who spoke to BR (I don't remember if the cop took BR to the Whites) was convinced BR didn't know anything.
Why would his parents send him back to school so soon, weren't they afraid he would tell someone at school he did it?
Why does BR go on Dr. Phil and put himself close to the crime scene by saying he was downstairs doing something the night JBR was killed if he's guilty?
Why does BR offer to take a lie detector test if he's guilty?
Why does BR say he forgot to lock the door that night and felt guilty? Is he lying? Is he advancing the intruder theory to cover up for someone else?
That's my point regarding the parents letting BR go to the Whites, go back to school so early, etc. If he was guilty why wouldn't they keep him close to monitor and control what he says?
Did BR see the body when JR brought JBR upstairs? BR could have concluded JBR was strangled seeing the marks on her neck or even heard the adults talking about the incident to know what her injuries were and how they could have been caused. (Everything I've read about the case doesn't state whether BR saw JBR's body after JR brought her upstairs, but I haven't read all the books.)
If BR asked what did you find before PR stated they found the RN to 911, I would guess BR was asking his parents if they found JBR dead. If BR asked after PR mentioned the RN, maybe he was asking if there was evidence of an intruder in the house? On Dr. Phil, BR denies being up during the call.
I reckon BR asked “What did you find” because he knew there was something to find? Was he playing the innocent party here before his parents?BR was heard on the 911 call after PR supposedly hung up the phone in reference to “What did you find”. Like I said about BR denial: perhaps his mind has been erased.
I reckon BR asked “What did you find” because he knew there was something to find? Was he playing the innocent party here before his parents?
The best explanation is that his parents took over BR's amateurish staging and restaged JonBenet down in the basement well away from the primary crime-scene, e.g. some room upstairs?
The unknown here is did BR think JonBenet was asleep/still alive, is this what prompted his question?
BR never asked anyone else any questions that morning he just left with his nintendo for FW's house.
He never bothered asking any investigating officers anything, when an officer entered his bedroom, BR is alleged to have told the officer that JonBenet was likely fine and hiding out somewhere downstairs?
I'd love to see a PDI or JDI theory that explains most of the evidence, currently only a BDI does that, as it impels the parents to restage BR's crime-scene. With Patsy not bothering much about leaving forensic evidence as she wants to save BR, particularly after losing JonBenet.
One unknown is whether BR staged JonBenet down in the basement or was this the parents call?
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<snip>The True Bills show that any RDI is on the right track, as the GJ saw and heard evidence not available to us.
In order words PR and/ or JR killed her. We just don't know who did what.Wrong. It is not any RDI. It is only John and/or Patsy. Burke, due to his age, cannot be apprehended, prosecuted, convicted, and punished.
https://www.courts.state.co.us/Media/Opinion_Docs/JRamsey Grand Jury.pdf