tipper said:Not exactly like a baby. When you wrap a baby the feet are covered.
I agree, also JonBenet, when her body was discovered, was wearing no socks. IMO the blanket was used to minimize forensic evidence transfer.
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tipper said:Not exactly like a baby. When you wrap a baby the feet are covered.
But of course strangling someone with 'deadly force' could be part of a staging.Holdontoyourhat said:The local hemorrhaging around JBR's neck should be a clue that she was strangled with deadly force while she was still alive. Therefore there was no no staging to make an accident appear as a capital murder.
The idea that an accident was covered up by making it look like a strangulation murder is completely false, because she was alive when she was strangled. Therefore, no accident. JBR was murdered by strangulation and head trauma. That's what the autopsy says.rashomon said:But of course strangling someone with 'deadly force' could be part of a staging.
Take for example, an unconscious person whose skull is then smashed by someone who wanted to stage a scene pointing away from him. Such a blow would also be delivered with 'deadly force', but still be a staging.
Therefore, 'deadly force' doesn't exclude staging. I could point out infamous murder cases to you where 'deadly force' was used to stage a scene.
I never said that the head bash was an accident. I think it was an intentional blow struck at JB in a rage.Holdontoyourhat said:The idea that an accident was covered up by making it look like a strangulation murder is completely false, because she was alive when she was strangled. Therefore, no accident. JBR was murdered by strangulation and head trauma. That's what the autopsy says.
Holdontoyourhat said:The idea that an accident was covered up by making it look like a strangulation murder is completely false, because she was alive when she was strangled. Therefore, no accident. JBR was murdered by strangulation and head trauma. That's what the autopsy says.
The idea that a false RN was written, and a strangulation staged, is an idea that is without precedent. If you google-search 'strangulation and blow to the head,' right away you get dozens of examples of murders by strangulation combined with blows to the head. This is because the combination of strangulation and blow to the head is a 'modus operandi'. The murder of Bob Crane is an infamous example.rashomon said:I never said that the head bash was an accident. I think it was an intentional blow struck at JB in a rage.
JB was unconscious when strangled. I think the person who finally strangled her knew that either JB would remain brain-damaged from the headbash or die from it.
A ransom note was then written and a bizarre strangulation scene staged to make it look like the work of an outside intruder.
Holdontoyourhat said:JonBenet was brutally murdered. She was strangled. The blow to her head would have brought down a 300-pound man. Patsy loved JonBenet as much as I did. That is insane. It?s just insane.[/color][/font]
BlueCrab said:Holdontoyourhat,
We agree it is insane. So why then are the Ramseys obfuscating, lying their heads off, refusing to cooperate with the investigation, having serious memory lapses, and covering up to protect the identity of this killer?
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sissi said:Why don't I see this? Is this the difference between those that think a RDI, and those that don't, this perception of their post murder behavior?
Holdontoyourhat said:The idea that a false RN was written, and a strangulation staged, is an idea that is without precedent. If you google-search 'strangulation and blow to the head,' right away you get dozens of examples of murders by strangulation combined with blows to the head. This is because the combination of strangulation and blow to the head is a 'modus operandi'. The murder of Bob Crane is an infamous example.
If the perps lived in the same house, then the idea that a rage headblow was followed up with a deadly strangulation to give the crime scene the appearance of a capital murder is not in the perp's own interest. The idea of leaving handwritten evidence and calling 911 earlier than their own RN prescribed, would also not be in the perp's own interests. Leaving pineapple with the perps own prints on the bowl out all night, for others to find isn't in the perp's own interests either, especially since it was the last thing JBR ate. RDI isn't able to reasonably explain why the R's would do all these things not in their own interests.
The murder is more likely in line with hundreds of other similar attacks, where the attacker used the combination of strangulation and blow to the head to kill their victim.
Not if John was the killer, then it was written to point away from the killer and make it look like an intruder/kidnapper ala Lindbergh baby...sissi said:What was the motive for writing that note?
To point away from the killer?
To take blame away from the killer and place it on "John"?
sissi said:Why don't I see this? Is this the difference between those that think a RDI, and those that don't, this perception of their post murder behavior?
sissi said:What was the motive for writing that note? To point away from the killer? To take blame away from the killer and place it on "John"?
I have often thought, the killer scripted a kidnapping scenario, all the while knowing he was going to kill, because killing the child was the culmination of his fantasy and the reason he was there. The note was simply an attempt to transfer blame. Your child is dead because you can't follow my instructions, I knew you wouldn't!
Nehemiah said:But did he really know that they wouldn't follow the instructions?
If your theory was true, why use two methods of killing, strangulation and head bash??? Wouldn't one method do it???sissi said:It was a "psychopathic" excuse for killing the child not based on any reality. He would have no way of knowing whether John Ramsey would follow the instructions, but it gave him a sense of power to say, follow..listen..do this ..do that..and there will be a one percent chance I will kill your daughter, all the while knowing he was indeed going with that "one percent". Why did he offer John any odds? Most kidnappers would say, give me the money you get your child. This one KNEW he was going to kill this child. Killing was part of the fantasy. IF, just IF anyone could believe the Ramseys did this, why would they not offer the child a 100 percent chance of survival in a bogus ransom note?
I think what you said could have happened. This is a far more convincing scenario imo than e. g. a 'foreign faction'/or a pedophile disguised as a Street Santa /or a group of pedophiles invading the Ramsey home on Christmas night, obviously wihout any fear of detection, lol.Camper said:--------->> I harken back to the days, when Steve Thomas believed that PR was "Good for it". Consider this, PR DID come down to help JonBenet in the night. (maybe she found JonBenet eating pineapple and dragged her up the stairs by the neck of her sweater)cutting air off while traveling UP the stairway. It appears that JonBenet was quickly becoming aware of her rights about choosing clothes etc.and knowing that she was capable of independent thought and action.
Little girl combative in the night, PR continuing to drag her by the sweater to help get her on the toilet, the little girl resists, PR loses** it and tightens her grip on the sweater, and keeps it going and going until the little girl grows limp.
PR swings the tiny girl violently against the tiled bathroom wall, crushing her skull. Loss of oxygen from the gripping of the sweater, this might explain the large bruise type thing on one side of her neck - this large bruise area could have come from the solid impact on the tile and the force of PR's fist (note: You cannot have a tight grip without the hand actually making a fist) against the neck.
Consider this also, might it have been difficult for PR to lift the little girl and carry her to the bathroom, could she have just held her up by her clothing, rather cutting off the air supply to a large extent while guiding her toward the bathroom.
**PR losing it, a result of frustrating realization that she is losing control over her previously obedient little girl, who is now questioning all orders from her 'moms' authority.
A very busy night in the Ramsey household, JR and PR trying to do a cover up. PR's ambidextrous ability in writing the note that JR dictating, she may have added a few thoughts to the note.
I would like to see the CNN broadcast again, where PR announces that 'the' killer may have confided in another person - NOW where did that come from?
I would like to study both of their expressions and body language in that broadcast.
Guilty people indeed seem to get angry at the questioners far more often than innocent people, at least that's what I could observe from the true crime cases I have studied.I am also intrigued by the anger that PR directed at her questioners. IF a person were innocent, wouldn't they just respond quietly that NO I did not kill my daughter.
I don't have time to look it up today - but a while ago I posted a quote from Small Sacrifices. Pierce Brooks (I think that's who it was) has interviewed Diane Downs and one of the things he found suspicious is her lack of anger at being accused of shooting her kids. He said an innocent parent is outraged that you would suggest this is posible and protests accordingly. There is also a quote somewhere from the Runaway Bride's fiance about how angry and offended he was to be under suspicion.Camper said:[...]
I am also intrigued by the anger that PR directed at her questioners. IF a person were innocent, wouldn't they just respond quietly that NO I did not kill my daughter. PLEASE PLEASE just give me a lie detector test, anything, what can WE do to help you find the killer.
I would have made it perfectly clear that I DID NOT do this, but why would I be so angry at the authorities for just asking me if I had killed her?
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