Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why anyone is arguing that open window must mean intruder. If you weee in the home and staging a murder of course you would want to make it look like someone broke in.
Also, I'm seriously wondering if there are tons of rabid Ramsey defenders or just one or two people who can't fathom it. I don't know who did it but the "they loved her!" argument is so weak. Parents kill ALL THE TIME
No one is using "they loved her as a defense". Pointing out failures of police and very suspicious people who had access to JB.
No, people did. Maybe you missed it because there are so many pages. But people have literally argued "Patsy loved her" and "no parent would use a garrote" etc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another odd thing. See below for some excerpts of the note. If this happened to me, I would be completely focused on getting the money together and dealing with the "kidnappers." It doesn't seem like this was a priority for the Ramseys.
"She is safe and unharmed and if you want her to see 1997, you… will withdraw $118,000… I will call you between 8 and 10 am tomorrow to instruct you on delivery. The delivery will be exhausting so I advise you to be rested. If we monitor you getting the money early, we might call you early to arrange an earlier delivery of the money and hence an earlier pickup of your daughter "
John Ramsey was on the phone with his banker getting the money together that morning. They all sat and waited for the phone to ring and it didn't.
Did you watch the Dateline special? They mentioned the time went without mention (a detective found it odd that j and p didn't mention the missed call) and that the cops had prepped the family for the call.
NP. That was one of the contradictions between the two shows. On the A&E show, JR stated in an interview that he went to the bank, met with his regular banker (and was lucky to catch him because the guy was on his way out of town) and got the cash. The show also stated that everyone did wait by the phone. This point is so murky to me. If I was waiting for a ransom call that didn't come, I would freak the f out and probably make a scene that would be "memorable" enough for all law enforcement people in my home to remember it.
One piece of evidence that I put in the "Ramsey's did it" column is that the ransom note told them not to notify law enforcement or bankers and if they did, JB would be killed. Yet, they did a frantic call to 911 and never said anything about that.
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why anyone is arguing that open window must mean intruder. If you weee in the home and staging a murder of course you would want to make it look like someone broke in.
Also, I'm seriously wondering if there are tons of rabid Ramsey defenders or just one or two people who can't fathom it. I don't know who did it but the "they loved her!" argument is so weak. Parents kill ALL THE TIME
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why anyone is arguing that open window must mean intruder. If you weee in the home and staging a murder of course you would want to make it look like someone broke in.
Also, I'm seriously wondering if there are tons of rabid Ramsey defenders or just one or two people who can't fathom it. I don't know who did it but the "they loved her!" argument is so weak. Parents kill ALL THE TIME
Rabid? Seriously? Are you getting a little too invested?
I've made like three comments on this entire thread. Unlike the people who respond to every post with "it isn't the Ramsey's!" and provide no evidence.
Anonymous wrote:I don't believe the Ramseys had anything to do with it. Did you hear the 911 call? Patsy was so distraught. She loved that girl -- maybe a hit on the head but to assault her dd with a paintbrush? Come on. No indication that JR did it either. P was a relatively young woman who had been to the edge of death -- she must have loved those children desperately. He'd lost a daughter and he seems like an intelligent person who makes cool, calculated decisions. And is there any indication he abused his other two daughters? I don't think so. If he were an abuser he would have abused them too.
JB and Burke's bedwetting? Their beloved older sister died. Their mother had just barely survived cancer.
As for how the Ramseys acted/are acting -- I'm sure Patsy was medicated, John seems like the midwestern stiff upper lip type of his generation and Burke has had a very strange childhood and may well have "issues" I can't knowledgeably specify.
The evidence against them is ridiculous. A well off woman re-wore an outfit? A child snuck a piece of pineapple in a busy household at a busy time of year? And is there any suggestion -- from any of the three other children in their orbit -- that J & P were in any way abusive parents? How do you go from being a loving parent to so vilely abusing the baby of the family? Patsy was a Stage 4 ovarian cancer patient and people believe she was physically strong enough to do what she did?
Also -- look at the ransom note. It mentions John by name but not Jonbenet, just "your daughter". Whoever wrote it apparently wasn't aware that John Ramsey had another daughter and/or may not have known Jonbenet's name or how to spell it.
It was an intruder. The BPD messed up badly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why anyone is arguing that open window must mean intruder. If you weee in the home and staging a murder of course you would want to make it look like someone broke in.
Also, I'm seriously wondering if there are tons of rabid Ramsey defenders or just one or two people who can't fathom it. I don't know who did it but the "they loved her!" argument is so weak. Parents kill ALL THE TIME
Rabid? Seriously? Are you getting a little too invested?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why anyone is arguing that open window must mean intruder. If you weee in the home and staging a murder of course you would want to make it look like someone broke in.
Also, I'm seriously wondering if there are tons of rabid Ramsey defenders or just one or two people who can't fathom it. I don't know who did it but the "they loved her!" argument is so weak. Parents kill ALL THE TIME
No one is using "they loved her as a defense". Pointing out failures of police and very suspicious people who had access to JB.
Anonymous wrote:Santa said " looking back I always thought that if anybody wanted to do major damage to this family, they could do it at Christmas, because they all adored Christmas". (In Schiller's book)
Anonymous wrote:This Santa was an awfully hairy man to have not left a single hair behind as someone mentioned. Ski mask or not look at that beard. How would he manage to not get a loose hair in the time he spent in the home? Would he really keep a mask on for hours waiting? He would be sweating bullets.