Websleuth's Tricia Griffith weighs in JonBenet Ramsey case

[Levi]

Tricia was on my podcast giving her thoughts on the grand juror interview with 20/20 and the new DNA tests.

Here is the link to listen: https://levipagetv.com/2016/12/25/20th-anniversary-of-the-jonbenet-ramsey-murder/

 

[kanzz]

Tricia was on my podcast giving her thoughts on the grand juror interview with 20/20 and the new DNA tests.

Here is the link to listen: https://levipagetv.com/2016/12/25/20th-anniversary-of-the-jonbenet-ramsey-murder/

Thank you so much for this podcast, Levi. And thank you for your passion, Tricia. Don't know how I missed this post until now. But what a great show!

Wasn't that Grand Juror interview a bit of a tease in the long run? At least it was for me.

And thanks for reviewing the indictment. I agree with Tricia that it seems obvious it pointed to Burke. The tDNA is a moot point, out the window, red herring.

And yes - look at the Ransom Novel, quite obviously authored by Patsy. Next, ask yourself why she would write that note. All roads lead to Burke, imo.

I can't bring myself to say this was an accident, however. imo, BDI all - head bash, molestation, and strangulation; then mom staged her with the tape over her mouth, etc. and wrote the note. jmo

 

[icedtea4me]

*snip*And yes - look at the Ransom Novel, quite obviously authored by Patsy. Next, ask yourself why she would write that note. All roads lead to Burke, imo.*snip*

According to Dr Hodges, the note contains messages of a confession from Patsy's subconscious.

 

[kanzz]

According to Dr Hodges, the note contains messages of a confession from Patsy's subconscious.

It's a very good podcast, but I don't remember anything about Dr. Hodges. Did you listen to it?
I remember what he said, btw. But I don't agree.