I only get mean if and when I have to :-)[/QUOTE said:I like that in a person. I, however, can get mean even when I don't have to. Just because I can. (but I rarely do).![]()
I only get mean if and when I have to :-)[/QUOTE said:I like that in a person. I, however, can get mean even when I don't have to. Just because I can. (but I rarely do).![]()
I did not even consider her coming into contact with a bunch of other little kids who would never have been tested (who would even think to do that?) and subsequently having their DNA transfer to her. Didn't even occur to me.
I feel what you're saying, but have to remind myself that the "believer" IMO...may be just that and who am I to talk them out of "lala land", where parents (especially well connected wealthy parents) don't ever harm their children. If that's where they want to be, let them stay there.
I've been following this case since I first read an article in 1997 Vanity Fair. I believe there's a thread back in the archives here somewhere with a link to it. Eye opening. And some people (IDI) were offended by the article because an LE leaked the info that created it.
Some people will NEVER be satisfied by any amount of evidence.
There are five unsolved murders in Colorado of little girls between ages 4-9. They are:
Melissa Bennett: 1984: Killed during home invasion along with her mother and father
Cherelle Morehouse: 1984: Killed during arson along with her sister
Tracy Neef: 1983: Abducted and murdered after her mother dropped her off at school
Sarah Skiba: 1999: She went missing along with her father and his employee.
Hi, MeanDonnaJean! (I like that name!) It's considered polite to introduce oneself, but it's not necessary.
As to the question, the book's not available yet. I'm due to speak to the publisher's layout manager any time now.
I like that in a person. I, however, can get mean even when I don't have to. Just because I can. (but I rarely do).![]()
I find this curious. It's not like dna collection is very invasive or inconvenient, and to rule out possible sources is crucial to finding the truth, be it IDI or RDI.Keep in mind that police can only request, not demand, samples. A warrant is needed to demand them, and the DA refused to order any warrants.
I did not even consider her coming into contact with a bunch of other little kids who would never have been tested (who would even think to do that?) and subsequently having their DNA transfer to her. Didn't even occur to me.
Good to know, and many thanx for that info. I was, however, thinkin' more on the lines of in and around the Boulder area itself and those which occurred in a similar manner to and after JBR's.
Nothing anyone does surprises me anymore. SD you're amazing and I'm looking forward to your book. I do think the fact that the R's got away with this cost a lot of children their lives. Look at all the cases we talk about here where the parent was charged or is suspected but gets away with it.
If I see the letters DNA again, I might have to run away...LOL
I have to disagree. The R's are not responsible in anyway for the deaths of other children, and to act like those kids would be alive today if the R's didn't kill JonBenet or if they had gone to jail is reaching.
I agree up to a point. There have been other cases since this one where a child is claimed to be kidnapped/missing and later found to have been killed by a parent or caregiver. Caylee Anthony is one that comes to mind, despite the acquittal of her mother. (We all know who killed her- so do her lawyers and family and so did that jury).
Ditto.
P.S. Lemme know if I outta formally introduce myself before jumpin' in on this here bandwagon.
I feel what you're saying, but have to remind myself that the "believer" IMO...may be just that and who am I to talk them out of "lala land", where parents (especially well connected wealthy parents) don't ever harm their children. If that's where they want to be, let them stay there.
I've been following this case since I first read an article in 1997 Vanity Fair. I believe there's a thread back in the archives here somewhere with a link to it. Eye opening. And some people (IDI) were offended by the article because an LE leaked the info that created it.
Some people will NEVER be satisfied by any amount of evidence.
I just don't think that sort of thing started with the R's. Before JonBenet was killed, we had Diane Downs, Darlie Routier, and Susan Smith, all women who killed their kids and blamed it on a mysterious predator. They all made up crazy, sensational stories about how their child ended up missing or dead.
HiYa, MeanDonnaJean -- No qualifications or introductions are necessary -- just jump right in here with the rest of us. We're always glad to have new members, so
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