Why do you think the stager did not want to look in JonBenet's bedroom/bathroom where there was a drawer full of fitting size 4-6 underwear?
rashomon,
Well lets look at what was on offer to the stager: according to the investigators 15 pairs of size-6's were removed from JonBenet's panty drawer. Its possible two pairs of which were Wednesday pairs, or simply one, if you consider JonBenet was wearing a size-6 Wednesday pair.
Now all these pairs need not be Bloomingdales, they may be a mix from various clothing manufacturers, so the 15th pair may be a Wednesday pair too?
What if Patsy's statement that she could not remember if she purchased a pack of Bloomingdales size-6's actually means she did, because remembering means she then should remember about the size-12's, so this event occurred in November, making seven pairs of size-6's fairly new and recent, increasing the probability that a Wednesday pair of size-6's may have been available to the stager?
So the stager after wiping down JonBenet decides she needs to be wearing some underwear so should proceed directly to her bathroom panty drawer, and select a pair of size-6's, if day-of-the-week is an issue, then pick a Wednesday pair, otherwise pick any pair, since these
are JonBenet's pants.
The stager chose not to do this, instead chose a pair of Wednesday size-12's which were not located in JonBenet's bathroom drawer, then critically
removed the remaining 6 pairs of size-12's. Why so? No intruder need redress JonBenet, never mind remove the remaining 6-pairs, remember the wiped clean flashlight?
So if you think the stager is being clever by taking the day-of-the-week into account, what about the size of these pants, meant for a girl aged 12, thats twice JonBenet's age, and likely twice her height and weight. So the stager must have known at some point, this would be noticed, but decided these pants rather than any pair from her bathroom drawer must do.
Why so then? All three Ramsey's had access to JonBenet's bedroom, Patsy states she placed the size-12's into JonBenet's panty drawer thus implicating herself directly, and if Patsy's fingerprints had been discovered on the Bloomingdales wrapping this would have been no surprise, so there is no reason for Patsy
not to fetch a pair of size-6's for JonBenet, she fetched a pair of longjohns without any difficulty? So if Patsy had placed those size-12's onto JonBenet, she would have placed the remainder into her panty drawer as per her statement to investigators, but still the question regarding size would arise, and if Patsy is going to assert JonBenet must have put that pair on herself, meaning she
cut the Bloomingdales package open, then why not
any pair,
any day-of-the-week since both scenarios generate a question, and both require the same answer?
i.e. that JonBenet dressed herself in the underwear!
Patsy's answers to the investigators regarding the size-12's suggests she may not have even known the
remaining pairs of size-12's were missing, since the stager may not have explained this to her? Hence the line of questioning by the investigators regarding her prior knowledge about the status of the size-12's. She probably confirms by lying that her knowledge is circumscribed?
So I'm ruling out Patsy as the person who placed the size-12's onto JonBenet!
That leaves John or Burke as the stager and I'm going for John since fiber evidence links him to the crime-scene.
So the reason John did not want to look in JonBenet's bedroom/bathroom where there was a drawer full of fitting size 4-6 underwear is because he did not want to draw attention to himself or JonBenet as they were either in his bedroom, or down in the basement, whereas Patsy and Burke were upstairs, John's intention was to return JonBenet to some form of normalcy and those size-12's, which may have been in a drawer in the master bedroom, or downstairs waiting to be gift-wrapped, would help achieve this along with the longjohns?
Patsy's inept answers tells you she is following someone elses script?
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