Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This will forever be a baffling case. There's no evidence of an intruder yet the parents had no motive. My theory is that the son, Burke, accidentally killed JB in a tiff over a midnight snack of pineapple. He then woke up his mom to tell her they had a fight and it was Patsy who found JB dead. Knowing that the family had already lost a child, the thought of losing another child to the justice system was too much for Patsy so she concocted a cover-up to try and point the finger away from the family. Patsy wrote the bizarre random note and planted evidence of sexual assault. I don't think the dad knew until maybe 1-2 days later and by that point they were in too deep to not sustain the story.
But she WAS sexually assaulted. Brutally. Sorry to bring this up but she was penetrated by a broken paintbrush. It was f-ing awful. And the crack her on skull was something like 8 inches. I mean it was insane. I can't picture a 9 year old doing that, and I can't picture loving parents finding her dead cracking her skull more and then sexually assaulting her? Come on. That is what is a bridge too far for me.
Anonymous wrote:This will forever be a baffling case. There's no evidence of an intruder yet the parents had no motive. My theory is that the son, Burke, accidentally killed JB in a tiff over a midnight snack of pineapple. He then woke up his mom to tell her they had a fight and it was Patsy who found JB dead. Knowing that the family had already lost a child, the thought of losing another child to the justice system was too much for Patsy so she concocted a cover-up to try and point the finger away from the family. Patsy wrote the bizarre random note and planted evidence of sexual assault. I don't think the dad knew until maybe 1-2 days later and by that point they were in too deep to not sustain the story.
Anonymous wrote:This will forever be a baffling case. There's no evidence of an intruder yet the parents had no motive. My theory is that the son, Burke, accidentally killed JB in a tiff over a midnight snack of pineapple. He then woke up his mom to tell her they had a fight and it was Patsy who found JB dead. Knowing that the family had already lost a child, the thought of losing another child to the justice system was too much for Patsy so she concocted a cover-up to try and point the finger away from the family. Patsy wrote the bizarre random note and planted evidence of sexual assault. I don't think the dad knew until maybe 1-2 days later and by that point they were in too deep to not sustain the story.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love all the DCUMers who think they are smarter than Lou Smit, one of the best investigators out there who has closed 90% of his cases. He was brought out of retirement to research this case, and eventually quit because the completely incompetent Boulder police who bungled this case at every turn wouldn't follow the intruder theory. It was clearly an intruder. And DNA later confirmed this, when the skin under her fingers and in her underwear was male DNA not connected to the Ramseys.
I never thought that out of nowhere these parents, with no history of abuse, violence, neglect, or ANYTHING would have brutally raped and murdered their 6 year old and then never bothered to even attempt to get rid of the body.
Just a thought on the DNA. Could the DNA on the underwear have come from the factory where they were made? Or a laundry place...I had a rich cousin who sent all their clothes including socks and underwear to a laundry/dry cleaning place. The DNA under her fingernails...maybe she was picked up by someone at the party the family was at. People are always picking up little kids and her nails could have easily scratched against someone's skin.
Anonymous wrote:I love all the DCUMers who think they are smarter than Lou Smit, one of the best investigators out there who has closed 90% of his cases. He was brought out of retirement to research this case, and eventually quit because the completely incompetent Boulder police who bungled this case at every turn wouldn't follow the intruder theory. It was clearly an intruder. And DNA later confirmed this, when the skin under her fingers and in her underwear was male DNA not connected to the Ramseys.
I never thought that out of nowhere these parents, with no history of abuse, violence, neglect, or ANYTHING would have brutally raped and murdered their 6 year old and then never bothered to even attempt to get rid of the body.
Anonymous wrote:
Look at the 2 words comparing Patsy's writing with the ransom note. Identical.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4040952/JonBenet-Ramsey-ransom-note-written-MOTHER-Patsy-claims-handwriting-expert-grand-juror-voted-indict-parents-reveals-thinks-killed-child-beauty-queen.html
Anonymous wrote:I don't know a whole lot about this case but I have read various articles and one thing really crazy is the amount of people that were in the house and/or connected - i.e. possible suspects!
For instance, there was a man dressed up as Santa Clause in the house that night - but I don't hear anything about him?
Anonymous wrote:The mom did it. It's actually already been investigated on DCUM
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:you have to remember in those days there was no direct deposit, so the bank teller who processed the deposit would have known, possibly other bank employees too. A dumb 20 yr old teller goes home and tells her boyfriend about it, and boom you have more suspects.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The letter is the smoking gun. Someone entered the house then spent an hour writing the letter with Patsy's stationery and pen? Please.
That happened to speak like her, and mention the amount her DH's recent bonus, LOL.
There's no who done it.
There absolutely was direct deposit in those days. I had it at my job (cashier at a grocery store.)