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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jon Benet was molested and killed by her older brother and the family covered it up. My father was one of the lead investigators.[/quote]

I need more please. I really want to know how your father knew this, with facts, and how this never came out. Please.[/quote]

NP but I doubt this to be true.  The older brother has never had a single run in with the law.  If he was so disturbed as to have murdered, and brutally sexually assaulted his little sister- not to mention that garotte???- as a 3rd or 4th grader, there is zero chance that he went through the rest of his childhood, his teen years, and his young adulthood without doing it again. [/quote]

Yeah. A kid that young, with an inclination to do something like that? And then does it? He wouldn't have gone on to live a life of zero issues. [/quote]

Even if if was an accident and he was a dumb and sort of disturbed little kid and he poked her with the toy train to see if she was alive (the mark on her back) and poked a paint brush into her (I read somewhere that it was a very minor, if you can call it that, injury down there with the paintbrush as opposed to something forceful and repetitive…. Sorry for the imagery) to see if she was alive (because there are rumors that he had “played doctor” with her before, in possibly an innocent and socially unaware kid way)…. I don’t see how he then didn’t just hide her body and run back to bed. Again, if it was an accident and he was just a strange child without a ton of empathy (he does come off as a strange adult). I don’t see why, or how, he would have the wherewithal to garrote her neck and bind her wrists after the fact.  Because the evidence all points to that being done after the fact.

I could, however, see the father doing that part as a cover up? Especially considering how quickly he happened to find her body.

I do not see the mother doing that. [/quote]

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