You're my hero. Do you have a link?
I'll try. You know I never save anything.
You're my hero. Do you have a link?
Like socks, Korea and blah blah blah.
Thanks for coming round to my way of thinking.![]()
What assumptions?
who we know handled these very same items,
and who may have fended off JBR's defensive swipes,
That the skin cells on the longjohns were from primary contact that night?
Because matching DNA was found mixed with assault blood?
How it all becomes one big huge fingerprint right on the middle of the crime scene?
Case closed, SD.
Can't help you now.
JonBenet did not make any "defensive swipes' on whoever killed her. This would even go against most IDI theories of the intruder using a stun gun. How in the world do you think she could have defended herself?
Did I ask for your help?
Yup, that would be another one! Indeed, as far as I'm concerned, this case is in the damn shape it's in, because of bulls*** like that!
my bold
I suggest bringing that up with SD and all the other devout RDI who argue the wrist ligature was staging and use the absence of marks of resistance as their main support argument.
joeskidbeck said:JonBenet did not make any "defensive swipes' on whoever killed her. This would even go against most IDI theories of the intruder using a stun gun. How in the world do you think she could have defended herself?
HoldontoyourHat said:I suggest bringing that up with SD and all the other devout RDI who argue the wrist ligature was staging and use the absence of marks of resistance as their main support argument
How long does the stun gun effect last (question is for SD):laugh:
Cant say I didn't try, right?
Its your nickel, brother.
How is it NOT a big huge fingerprint?
Thanks to Mary Lacy, you've got skin cells in two places on the longjohns that match more genetic material mixed with assault blood. Where is the assumption here?
9 markers? Isn't that like one in 10,000 that it is not owned by the same person?
Dont bet your life against those odds brother.
Please remember that this could've been honest DNA that could've matched someone tested, but it didnt.
If RDI was correct then there was nothing preventing this innocent DNA from simply matching a known bystander. Why is this innocent DNA owner so evasive?
There was not a substantial quantity (or quality) of ANY DNA found under her fingernails. AND the person who assaulted her (maybe the same person who killed her) did not leave those skin cells anywhere else, including the items used in the crime (tape and paintbrush and cord).
There IS a photo of the paintbrush handle that shows the word "Korea" printed on it.
The pink pajama bottoms were about to be discussed with Patsy but her attorney intervened...
20 TOM HANEY: Okay. And just real briefly,
21 this was, is 91KKY23, and this would have been
22 taken Christmas morning and that's where the
23 children would have been dressed that morning
24 and had slept Christmas Eve.
25 TRIP DeMUTH: And the main reason we wanted
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1 to show you that, actually you've already
2 answered the question, early on we saw the pink
3 top in the bed, right?
4 PATSY RAMSEY: (Nods head in the
5 affirmative.)
6 TRIP DeMUTH: And you had remembered her
7 wearing that.
8 PATSY RAMSEY: I would like to have a copy
9 of that sometime.
10 TOM HANEY: Your call.
11 MR. BURKE: I think we should break.
12 TRIP DeMUTH: I'll get you a copy of that.
13 TOM HANEY: It's 12:01 and we'll go off the
14 tape.
15 (Recess was taken.)
You know...it's kinda "funny" how when something that is very important to this case comes up in an interview...either Patsy or her attorney wants to take a stinking break...and then the subject is NEVER brought up again. This ALSO happened when Patsy is shown the red turtleneck...she breaks down, and starts to cry...then wants to take a break. When they return, the interview continues...but the red turtleneck is never again mentioned. It's like they forgot where they left off or something. You know..the PJ bottoms and the red turtleneck....JB's clothing....are kinda of important in a murder case. You just don't forget to bring that sort of stuff back up in an interview. They totally screwed up and dropped the ball. Shame, shame on them!!!!!
22 THOMAS HANEY: Number 18?
23 TRIP DeMUTH: How about the red
24 item in the upper right-hand corner?
25 PATSY RAMSEY: I think it's a
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1 little turtleneck, a little cotton turtleneck,
2 and I had wanted her to wear it to the Whites
3 and she didn't want to wear it.
4 TRIP DeMUTH: How did it end up
5 there?
6 PATSY RAMSEY: Don't remember. A
7 crown. Oh, God.
8 THOMAS HANEY: It's about 10:25.
9 Do you want to take about a ten-minute break,
10 how's that sound? We will come back.
11 PATSY RAMSEY: (Crying.) (INAUDIBLE
12 RESPONSE.)
13 (Recess taken.)
We've been over that a few dozen times, at LEAST!
1) Because human DNA is EVERYWHERE;
2) and this factors in with #1, the more sensitive DNA testing methods get, the more they're going to pick up DNA that is irrelevant. heck, even BEFORE touch DNA, Henry Lee estimated that 50% of ALL crime scene DNA was irrelevant. And that was when they needed a good-sized sample. You'll have to excuse me, but I find it hard to believe that a method that only needs one or two skin cells is going to hit the bullseye after ten years!
Right now, there's no way of knowing for sure where it came from, how it got there, or even how old it is.
THAT's how!
Where? The idea that it's a match. The idea that it could only have been left in one way. That'll do for a start.
I don't know the exact odds. But even then, how many of those 9 markers are stutters?
I wouldn't bet my life ON it, either.
I have not forgotten.
Any NUMBER of reasons, HOTYH. And I'm glad you mentioned it!
Seems there was a lot of discussion while I was away about the size of the “Bloomies” on JonBenet when she was found dead. Were they simply too big, or were they way too big. From Murriflower (TY, Murri), the Bloomingdale size chart has height and weight guidelines. .
That's been said a lot on here lately. I don't know that it is, but it's hard to get an idea of the size without some bench mark to compare it with.
Let's just say that the blanket was wrapped around JBR, with her head/shoulders and feet sticking out. Those two folds on the blanket in the foreground is where her legs were. So do you still think it's too big?
You're right. I can't find it anywhere stated she was found in oversize underwear. Ardnt didnt say it, Smit didn't say it, Meyer didn't say it. Not even the interrogating liars said it. Not explicitly.
Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
SD added a quote from ST's book about it, but it doesn't explicitly state she was found wearing oversize underwear. SD provided only partial sentences from the book, for some reason.
I'm kinda wondering why Dr. Meyer would tell everyone about the Wednesday detail and the Korea detail but omit the detail that the underwear was twice her size!
Why cant I find Smit, Ardnt, or Dr. Meyer explicitly stating oversize underwear was found on her?
You're right. I can't find it anywhere stated she was found in oversize underwear. Ardnt didnt say it, Smit didn't say it, Meyer didn't say it. Not even the interrogating liars said it. Not explicitly.
Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
SD added a quote from ST's book about it, but it doesn't explicitly state she was found wearing oversize underwear. SD provided only partial sentences from the book, for some reason.
I'm kinda wondering why Dr. Meyer would tell everyone about the Wednesday detail and the Korea detail but omit the detail that the underwear was twice her size!
Why cant I find Smit, Ardnt, or Dr. Meyer explicitly stating oversize underwear was found on her?
"Interrogating liars"? Excuse me? Are you stating what the investigators were doing?
As for not saying it explicitly enough, what is this?
Q. (By Mr. Kane) Okay. Were you aware that these were the size of panties that she was wearing, and this has been publicized, it is out in the open, that they were size 12 to 14?How much more explicit would you want it?
The exact quote that SuperDave referenced can be found here (in fact, you can read most of the book here).
As for why Smit, Arndt, or Dr. Meyer did not proclaim publicly the size of the Bloomies, I can only speculate (and that's all it is):
Smit: Didn't fit with his theory, so it was of no value to him to make it a part of his presentation.
Arndt: Maybe she didn't "see" it when she looked into John's eyes, and therefore didn't feel it was worth mentioning on GMA.
Dr. Meyer: Maybe he didn't realize, while doing the autopsy, just how large they were. I mean, I'm not sure of procedures as far as removing clothing, etc. Were the longjohns pulled off together with the Bloomies and bagged for evidence, and therefore not included in his notes on the body? Perhaps when he examined them, since they were no longer on her, he didn't realize just how large they were in relation to JB. Or is this just something else that was overlooked on his part, or possibly even left out because of ineptitude? I don't know. But you won't hear anything from him, because he simply will not talk about it publicly.
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