Hi Beck
I will accept the compliment, gratefully, they are few are far between on this forum!!
You must also understand where I am coming from. Once I had investigated and dismissed the Ramseys as her murderer, a startling revelation came to me! This was, that I was able to believe everything they said (with qualifications for human failings)!! If they were innocent, (as I believe) then they had no need to lie.
So, whilst RDI disbelieves pretty much every utterance, I am in the fortunate position of having a reliable source of information. Not only that, but also I do not believe the RN was concocted by the Rs to mislead, but instead was the sole invention of the IDI (whether it was intended to mislead or not is a moot point, but it remains tangible evidence).
This has brought about another problem though. RDI (not just those on this forum but in LE, tabloids, etc) has skewed, dismissed/disregarded, misrepresented, invented and surmised evidence, based on their original assumption of guilt, and upon this has formed an opinion to which they attach small things that appear to corroborate the evidence and refer to this as a "totality of evidence" against the R's. (I could elaborate, but that would get us bogged down for days in people defending such corroborating theories). When one of these basic pieces is removed (in this case the supposed urine stain in the hallway, leading to the assumption of the location where she died), instead of re-evaluating the validity of the remaining supporting evidence they choose to ignore it. In doing so, they are ignoring the key piece of evidence upon which they based their original theory and upon which they piled up the tiny pieces which make up their "totality of evidence". If you were to look at the crime scene again and say "well if she didn't die there, where did she die?" this might lead to a totally different outcome.