Anonymous wrote:Burke really is the only explanation that makes sense. I don't think he was trying to kill her. They might have been arguing and he just spontaneously grabbed the flashlight and hit her. She could have appeared dead, so maybe when they realized she wasn't, they strangled her so she wouldn't suffer, knowing she would die anyway. They could have told their friends what happened and their friends helped cover it up, not wanting the Ramseys to lose both children.
But, I don't know. you would think they would call 911 after finding she was still alive, no matter how grim her condition seemed. The contraption they used to strangle her also makes no sense. Unless that was something that had been made previously and just happened to be nearby, so they grabbed it? And the ransom note also makes no sense. The only scenario in which the note makes any sense is if the killer was someone outside the family (Santa) and they were forcing Patsy to write it. Maybe it really was going to be a kidnapping and something went wrong after the note was written, but the kiler threatened to kill the rest of the family if they didn't stay quiet?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find it odd how much crap the Ramsey's had all over their kitchen? They supposedly made and cleaned up after a pancake breakfast that morning but left a tray of bagels laying uncovered on the counter all night??
I love this scene recreation that they've done, it does give you a feel for the house.
I noticed the bagels too, I figured one of the friends had brought those that morning.
I hadn't even thought of a friend bringing a tray of bagels over on the morning of the 26th. Can you imagine? Your good friend calls to tell you that their child has been kidnapped. You immediately hang up the phone, grab a tray of bagels and dash to their house.....??? WTH??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think John killed her because he realized that night that she might tell that he was abusing her. John knew he held all the power in the family, so he believed he could keep Patsy and Burke in line. He also was someone who had used his power and money to his advantage before, so knew how to throw his weight around. He enlisted Patsy as an accomplice after the fact and then kept her drugged and terrified ever since. All of this probably contributed to her demise.
John is the only person who could have masterminded this.
I live in a pretty big house, and I know people who live in mansions. Still not seeing an intruder getting so comfy to kill and write letters while in the home.
How many rich powerful white parents don't eventually find the killer? If there is one outside the home.
Can you name one?
The Lindberghs and Gettys may not find their children alive. But they find the culprits.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find it odd how much crap the Ramsey's had all over their kitchen? They supposedly made and cleaned up after a pancake breakfast that morning but left a tray of bagels laying uncovered on the counter all night??
I love this scene recreation that they've done, it does give you a feel for the house.
I noticed the bagels too, I figured one of the friends had brought those that morning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think John killed her because he realized that night that she might tell that he was abusing her. John knew he held all the power in the family, so he believed he could keep Patsy and Burke in line. He also was someone who had used his power and money to his advantage before, so knew how to throw his weight around. He enlisted Patsy as an accomplice after the fact and then kept her drugged and terrified ever since. All of this probably contributed to her demise.
John is the only person who could have masterminded this.
I live in a pretty big house, and I know people who live in mansions. Still not seeing an intruder getting so comfy to kill and write letters while in the home.
How many rich powerful white parents don't eventually find the killer? If there is one outside the home.
Can you name one?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think John killed her because he realized that night that she might tell that he was abusing her. John knew he held all the power in the family, so he believed he could keep Patsy and Burke in line. He also was someone who had used his power and money to his advantage before, so knew how to throw his weight around. He enlisted Patsy as an accomplice after the fact and then kept her drugged and terrified ever since. All of this probably contributed to her demise.
John is the only person who could have masterminded this.
I live in a pretty big house, and I know people who live in mansions. Still not seeing an intruder getting so comfy to kill and write letters while in the home.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find it odd how much crap the Ramsey's had all over their kitchen? They supposedly made and cleaned up after a pancake breakfast that morning but left a tray of bagels laying uncovered on the counter all night??
I love this scene recreation that they've done, it does give you a feel for the house.
Anonymous wrote:Also, it could have been more to it-- than him just hitting her on the head.. maybe they were playing doctor and things just looked too suspicious for them to call 9-11 right away. Maybe he had started choking her etc... if they were such huge movie buffs as CBS stated, it wouldn't be far fetched for him to try to reenact a scene from a movie and sadly kids don't realize that something like that can truly be fatal if they pull too hard or hit too hard.
Anonymous wrote:If the boy did it and it was an accident why wouldn't they just...you know...tell the truth?
Anonymous wrote:If the boy did it and it was an accident why wouldn't they just...you know...tell the truth?