BlueCrab said:
Angel,
That's one of the problems. Where is the missing evidence? SOMEONE other than John, Patsy, or Burke apparently removed crime scene evidence from the house immediately after the murder. Only a fifth person in the house that night could have done that prior to the 911 call at 5:52 A.M. For instance:
o Where is the roll of Shurtape brand of black duct tape? There was no duct tape like that anywhere else in the house.
o Where is the rest of the Stansport brand white cord? It came in 50' and 100' packages and the cord used on JonBenet was the only white cord in the house.
o Where is the stun gun? Those were definitely stun gun injuries on JonBenet's face, back, and lower leg.
o Where is the dark blue cloth that was used to wipe down JonBenet after death and which left dark blue fibers on her labia and thighs? Not one piece of cloth in the house matched the dark blue fibers. It was likely an item of clothing, such as a shirt, and the perp wore it out of the house when he left.
0 Where are JonBenet's size 6 panties she was wearing prior to being killed? The perp re-dressed her in ridiculous size 12 panties while cleaning her up. Did the size 6 panties become a trophy?
o Where is the red pen that was used to draw the red heart on JonBenet's left palm? The house was searched thoroughly and the pen was never found.
o Where are the nine missing pages from the notepad from which the ransom note pages were torn?
These missing items of crime scene evidence point to a fifth person in the house that night and, when he left, the items left with him.
JMO
Bluecrab, so many refutations I don't know where to begin.
First of all, this obviously was NOT a "planned" crime. No one intent on invading that home on Christmas night (so bold and risky an idea to begin with) to KIDNAP a child is going to come so ill-equipped. NO note brought with him, and you want me to believe that the restraining item he chose to bring to bind her is CORD? Of all the things he would have BROUGHT to the house - the note is obviously most important and he did not bring one, and the binding device ending up being "cord" implies an object of opportunity that was lying around. Like the broken paintbrush handle, pen, pad of paper.
That cord could have been bought for John's sailing and used also for the kids' sled or any other thing. Because they did not find more of it - does NOT conclude that some excess of it was taken away. If that were the case the perp would also take away the pen, pad of paper and paint tote or brushes.
Same thing with the duct tape. For all anyone knows it went into a pocket or purse and was right there all along - but just not for eyes to behold. And walked away when the Ramseys left that afternoon.
And there is NO evidence - only speculation by a minority - that a stun gun was ever used on JonBenet. You cannot include this in the same category as the cord, duct tape, etc. that we KNOW exist and police have posession of.
You can't call it "missing" when you've no proof it ever existed.
And for the fibers found on her, let me tell you what forensic specialist Dr. Henry Lee involved in the case itself has to say about it:
"This questioning pertained to the
black fibers found
on the duct tape, JonBenet's body, the white blanket, and the floor of the wine cellar." They questioned Patsy about what she wore on the morning she discovered her daughter missing from her room - and Patsy described the red sweater and
black slacks she'd worn the night before.
You do not know what dirty laundry - with size 6 panties in them - they took as evidence. I recall they DID indeed retrieve some of JonBenet's underwear as evidence.
Most likely JonBenet and Daphne wrote on themselves during the day at the White's. Very typical of kids this age and JonBenet was known to do it Patsy said.
You could probably look at most of the notepads in my house and find missing pages in the middle of them. It's not uncommon for me to do that. Means nothing in this crime. Proves nothing. It's the note itself and the practice one that DO mean something.
Sorry Bluecrab but I think you are trying to prove a theory that the evidence just does not fit. So far I see not one thing that lends credence to a fifth person being in the house that night and being involved in the crime.
I see LOTS of evidence that her immediate family who we know and they admit WERE there that night - were absolutely involved in the crime.
Just "who" did "what" is the $64,000 question.