Britt said:
Here's one to start: attempted flight (literally) from the crime scene -- John caught making plane arrangements a half hour after revealing JonBenét's body. I believe that's called evidence of consciousness of guilt in criminal trials.
Mmmhmm, and there's the fact that they didn't seem to think the ransom note needed to be taken seriously.
They claim they called 911 before reading it all through, but if you discovered a ransom note and your child missing, wouldn't you read the note all the way through in its entirety before you decided what to do? Of course, it's your only link to where your child is and getting her back - her return is dependent upon adhering to the instructions in the note. That's the purpose of a ransom note.
Not only do they call 911 and never once mention the threat to their daughter's life, but they proceed to call over at least five other people. They had to have read the note through and seen the threat to decapitate JonBenet by the time they started dialing their friends.
After their house is full of people and police, they demonstrate no fear of the kidnapper whatsoever by sending their other child, nine year old Burke, out of the house to go to the White's with no police escort. Not only is JonBenet's head in danger of rolling, but now Burke becomes totally vulnerable to being attackewd as well. Let me tell you, if I awoke to find my 6 year old missing and a ransom note, my 9 year old would not leave my sight.
At this point, either the Ramseys care nothing for the safety of either their children, or they know the ransom note is bogus.
I also have to wonder about John Ramsey's 10 am absence, and the window he supposedly found open 1/8 inch. John claims in an April 30th interview that he went downstairs to the basement alone, unknown to Detective Arndt, and looked around, finding this open window. Then he claims he closed it and went upstairs again and rejoined the group, saying
nothing to anyone about it - until this April interview, four months after the murder. Officers Veitch and French had been in the basement earlier that morning searching for a point of entry, and did not see this window open. Fleet White had also been in the basement looking around for JonBenet that morning and also did not see this window open. So WHY would John just close it and not say anything to police for four months? If it had been me, I would have began yelling immediately for the detective upstairs to come see it and examine it.
Then there's Stewart Long, Melinda Ramsey's fiancé, telling police that when they got to the Ramsey house, John Ramsey told them that JonBenet was gone and had been found at 11 am that morning. 11 am, when he was downstairs alone, noting the open window. JonBenet's body hadn't been found until 1 pm, but Long told police JR had said 11 am. Weird.