If I want to read RDI, I have to buy an old tabloid. I'm not quite ready to stoop that low.
Try going to Barnes and Noble, Amazon or used book stores instead.
If I want to read RDI, I have to buy an old tabloid. I'm not quite ready to stoop that low.
The most likely cause for three (3) DNA deposits on two (2) separate items of clothing she was wearing at the time, in areas relating to crime, where we know a criminal handled them, is direct transfer from the criminal. Since the DNA belongs to a unknown male and not a parent, the most likely and simplest explanation is the unknown male sexually assaulted JBR. I'm sure ML would arrest JR or PR if it were their DNA due to the criminal context within which the DNA was discovered.
BPD attempted and failed on many fronts to link PR or JR to the crime, the GJ failed to indict, and three DA's have taken no action. BPD tried DNA, handwriting,, and separate questioning. RDI has excuse after excuse on how nothing panned out, including but not limited to actual corruption of officials and professional incompetence.
Regardless of corruption or incompetence, if your suspect isn't a definite handwriting or DNA match, then you probably dont have a very good suspect. Somebody is definitely a DNA match. Somebody besides PR or JR is definitely a handwriting match (according to UC professor on linguistics and US Secret Service who both outrank us).
I disagree that RDI is the simplest or most likely. Perhaps that was the case 12 years ago but not today. The DNA labwork would have to be disregarded and that isn't rational or appropriate. The contemporary view is that IDI is the most likely. A view shared in the news, BTW.
IIf there was touch DNA on two pieces of clothing, why wasn't there any on the paint brush, cord, bowl of pineapple, Jon Benets bed, kitchen counter, ransom note, window or window seal?
I think the rn author used twice the whitespace compared to PR's exemplars. Part of the diabolical plan to mislead police, I guess?
Every 'F' in the letter looks f'ed up to me! Here's a question though: how does the sff writer know to leave an extra space after most commas? It's very obvious in the "stray dog" section. Man, they're good!
I've posted a 'Korean connection theory' in the Member's Theories thread. It is based on the ransom note. Amongst other things I want to draw attention to several dots that need to be joined in this note: (1) the foreign faction, (2) beheading, (3) stray dog, (4) fat cat. Also the spelling of bussiness. See my post in the theories thread.
This is an elaborate and admittedly conspiratorial theory based on taking the ransom note at face value and trying to join together as many dots as possible. It is an attempt to think "outside the box" and offer an entirely new possibility...
Our story starts in South Korea. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s the Korean economy is in a process of tumultuous change driven by corporate America. In corporate-speak the upheaval is dismissed as “Skills-Based Technological Change’. By 1996 it has created a violent backlash among Korean nationalists and radical (and militaristic) unionists. A general strike is called for December 26th 1996 – the biggest strike in Korean history.
A particularly odious element in the Korean upheaval is American corporate sponsorship of corruption. Specifically, Lockheed Martin are accused of securing Korean military contracts through bribery and a system of sexual favors, including procuring the sexual use of minors for corrupt Korean officials. Lockheed are taken to court over suspect contracts for aeronautic photography and imagining contracts in late 1996.
Korea - a land where beheading is the traditional mode of execution and where, notoriously, the meat of stray dogs is considered an aphrodisiac – is rife with such corporate corruption involving an illicit sex trade. It is an element in the Korean rage culminating in the strike. To the anti-US union movement the Lockheed case is emblematic of the way “Skills-Based Technological Change” is poisoning Korean society.
The Ramsey murder, then, is part of this Korean scenario. Ramsey becomes a target for retribution because he sells Access Graphics to Lockheed, thus being linked to the aeronautic imaging technology contracts in dispute in Korea. Why Ramsey in Boulder Colorado? Because his recent sale of AG made him a target. And he becomes a conspicuous target when he wins the Entrepreneur of the Year on the basis of that sale.
The ransom note gives us the clues. He is a despised “fat cat” who has been targeted by someone employed by a “foreign faction”. The date of the murder was chosen to coincide with the uprising in Korea. The so-called staging that accompanied the murder was deliberate sexualizing of the body to draw attention to the type of sexual corruption being sponsored by Lockheed to win contracts from south Korean officials. The term “beheading” signals Koreans. The term “stray dog” signals Koreans. The letters “SBTC” with the word “Victory” is revolutionary in intent. The peculiarities of the handwriting are from the author having Korean as their first language. (And the word “bussiness” is a typical misspelling among Koreans. Google the Korean English language Yellow Pages – you’ll find the “Bussiness Section!)
The perp (who left unidentified male DNA) is a local agent of the disaffected Korean interests. Moreover, the perp leaves another message - just to make it clear to those in Lockheed who understand - by breaking off the word “Korea” in the paint brush left at the crime scene.
Plenum7
SunnieRN,
Good point.
IDI protagonists are not intellectually aware that such questions are relevant. Only the questions that sidetrack the naive.
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Can I take credit for bold above?
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Joining the dots...
(1) the foreign faction, (2) beheading, (3) stray dog, (4) fat cat.
I think the foreign faction might be disaffected Soviets. Thats because Dec 25-26 is the 5th anniversary of the fall of the Soviet Union. I've posted that like 10 times.
I never knew beheading was Korean, so I'll look into that. In relation to a small child is unprecedented anywhere. I checked and cant find any reference to beheading a small child.
Stray dogs. The story I heard was that starving North Koreans poured boiling water over stray dogs...
Fat cats. A derogatory term for a rich capitalist who is known for exploiting the masses for his own personal gain. In the 1990's this expression seems to be more popular in Europe and Russia than it is here in the US.
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I would think that JBR's beauty pageant career is in fairly stark contrast to famine stricken North Korean children.
For the touch dna result to be considered valid, as ML indicated, it should be assumed that the IDI only removed their gloves, to redress JBR
Cats and dogs are still eaten in rural regions of Korean, so who knows
'fat cat' could be an expression in the Korean language.
I find this HIGHLY unlikely as it is an American expression.
Yep- those wild and crazy Koreans.
You're not kidding:
18-Sep-1996: North Korean Submarine Lands Near Gangneung Sparking Deadly 49-Day Manhunt
A 49-day long manhunt ensued, from 18 September through 5 November, resulting in the capture or elimination of all the crew and members of the reconnaissance team, let one, who is believed to have made it back to North Korea. 16 South Korean soldiers and civilians died and 27 were wounded. Of the 26 North Korean infiltrators, 1 was captured, 11 were murdered by the other members or died from a murder-suicide, 13 were killed in firefights with the ROK Army, and 1 reportedly escaped back to North Korea.
The submarine was salvaged and towed to a naval base for investigation. One captured crewmember, the submarine's helmsmen, Lee Kwang Soo, gave in after much interrogation and revealed much of the plans. He later became an instructor in the South Korean Navy.
North Korea was at first reluctant at taking responsibility and claimed that the submarine had suffered an engine failure and had drifted aground, but issued an official apology on December 29. The following day, the remains of the infiltrators were returned to North Korea.
http://timelines.com/1996/9/18/nort...near-gangneung-sparking-deadly-49-day-manhunt
The [North Korean] famine was at its peak in mid 1996 to late 1997, much of the destruction occurred in this year.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_famine
The note doesn't sound remotely Korean or the way Koreans speak English. Not the Koreans I know, anyway.
Try going to Barnes and Noble, Amazon or used book stores instead.
I find this HIGHLY unlikely as it is an American expression.
Let's also not forget one other thing. Lot of talk going on about Korean's and beheading a six year old girl. NOBODY, Korean or otherwise, beheaded a six year old girl or ever intended to. If they had intended to, since they obviously killed her anyway, they would have beheaded her. Exactly how far will IDI's go in order to convince themselves that the Ramseys are innocent? They have to be trying to convince themselves because nobody else is believing it.
Bec just because you have no knowledge about cruelty, torture and murder of children does not mean it does not happen in other parts of the world.
Bec just because you have no knowledge about cruelty, torture and murder of children does not mean it does not happen in other parts of the world.