proust20
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There are only clips available of the BR's interviews with the mandated psychologists. His body language is noteworthy in both. His remarks to Dr. Bernhard are startling enough; but, one can only imagine what the full length tapes are like. Along with this, there is his GJ testimony. - I gotta secret but I ain't spilling - wouldn't go down so well in court.
What BR told the GJ could likely have contributed to the R indictments. A snake at the bosom? Although the parents were both found by the GJ to be guilty of child endangerment, they were still allowed custody of Burke. We got a lot of what it takes to get along.
If the siblings were in the habit of sharing a bed, it's possible that the DNA transfer to the nightgown could have occurred sometime before Christmas? Patsy's fibers link her to the lethal weapon. John's are on an intimate part of JB.
In trying to make sense of the staging, that the mise-en-scene might be a sardonic commentary ought at least be considered as an outside possibility. The nightgown, the white blanket, knife, torn packages, et al could be ritualistic? In the novel, Lolita dies on Christmas. Just saying. Any occult meanings would mean premeditation. If the RN were written before Christmas, that might explain the disconnect between it and the WC scene? The original intent might have been to actually kidnap JB? Assuming that she were about to blab about the SA, getting her out of the way provides a good motive. A plan to fake an abduction by the FF was hatched? Make it seem like JB was the victim of terrorists. (That would be useful in running for office.) Once set it motion, something went way wrong. Next thing ya know John wants to git outta Dodge right quick.
BR's "What DID you find?" - One does not embark on a search without a purpose. The question becomes: for what were the parents looking? And when did their search begin? BR could have made up a story and the Rs went to check on it? They found he hadn't been truthful with them because of a discovery? But then, Burke would not be asking that just then during the hang up. Before the search began, it could have been that only one parent knew of the WC? Or BR could be only referring to the discovery of the RN, which he learns about by the side of PR as she makes the 911? He came downstairs when he heard his Mom "going psycho"? Also the time to write the RN, pushes back the timeline back for PR's involvement in at least a coverup by a good 20 min. before her 911. If BR were in on what had been going on for awhile, why ask about the Rs findings only when the call is over? "We're not speaking to you." BR could not have made the RN. This is an extra step which PDI avoids.
What BR told the GJ could likely have contributed to the R indictments. A snake at the bosom? Although the parents were both found by the GJ to be guilty of child endangerment, they were still allowed custody of Burke. We got a lot of what it takes to get along.
If the siblings were in the habit of sharing a bed, it's possible that the DNA transfer to the nightgown could have occurred sometime before Christmas? Patsy's fibers link her to the lethal weapon. John's are on an intimate part of JB.
In trying to make sense of the staging, that the mise-en-scene might be a sardonic commentary ought at least be considered as an outside possibility. The nightgown, the white blanket, knife, torn packages, et al could be ritualistic? In the novel, Lolita dies on Christmas. Just saying. Any occult meanings would mean premeditation. If the RN were written before Christmas, that might explain the disconnect between it and the WC scene? The original intent might have been to actually kidnap JB? Assuming that she were about to blab about the SA, getting her out of the way provides a good motive. A plan to fake an abduction by the FF was hatched? Make it seem like JB was the victim of terrorists. (That would be useful in running for office.) Once set it motion, something went way wrong. Next thing ya know John wants to git outta Dodge right quick.
BR's "What DID you find?" - One does not embark on a search without a purpose. The question becomes: for what were the parents looking? And when did their search begin? BR could have made up a story and the Rs went to check on it? They found he hadn't been truthful with them because of a discovery? But then, Burke would not be asking that just then during the hang up. Before the search began, it could have been that only one parent knew of the WC? Or BR could be only referring to the discovery of the RN, which he learns about by the side of PR as she makes the 911? He came downstairs when he heard his Mom "going psycho"? Also the time to write the RN, pushes back the timeline back for PR's involvement in at least a coverup by a good 20 min. before her 911. If BR were in on what had been going on for awhile, why ask about the Rs findings only when the call is over? "We're not speaking to you." BR could not have made the RN. This is an extra step which PDI avoids.
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