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I took it that you were telling me what I see. Anyway...I was speaking to everyone, just as all of us are, I would think. If I make a point others have responded to it, whether or not they were the ones I was responding to. It's how we put out facts for everybody. There should be no rule that you can only respond to one person. JMO
I appreciate that you think there exists sufficient evidence to conclude that no one came or went through that window, so please appreciate my opinion that I don't think there is.Though the window in question happened to be in the basement, where JonBenét's body was found, it may be completely unrelated to the crime itself. According to The Denver Post, John Ramsey told investigators that he broke the window when he was locked out of the house at some point before the murder. It was unclear how long the window had been broken, but the newspaper noted that a spider web had formed on the window-well grate outside by the time of JonBenét's murder.
He said there was a pic of the spider web. I looked at the article but did not see such a pic but I did so in short order but still thought I looked at all.I took it that you were telling me what I see. Anyway...
I appreciate that you think there exists sufficient evidence to conclude that no one came or went through that window, so please appreciate my opinion that I don't think there is.
No, such doesn't exist.BUT I've seen no evidence pic of a spider web and the date of such. Did I miss it?
Well, I think the reason Smit demonstrated that is because at the time, the argument against that particular idea was that a grown man couldn't fit through that window.Smit did show someone could get through he window but for me that proves nothing but I won't say someone couldn't have,
My understanding is that there was very small pieces of glass and very little of it, which I think shows that the area had been cleaned-up after the window was broken.So I am still awaiting the pic as he claimed such but I am more in the middle there, was it not said also at some point the glass was the wrong way with the broken window or there was none?
Well he pretty much stated there is such a picture and that the case invesigation had one. That's not opinion that is put out as fact then and it's false.No, such doesn't exist.
Well, I think the reason Smit demonstrated that is because at the time, the argument against that particular idea was that a grown man couldn't fit through that window.
My understanding is that there was very small pieces of glass and very little of it, which I think shows that the area had been cleaned-up after the window was broken.
Well with 4 out of 5 theories wrong, that's a lot of misinterpretation.But I am not trying to convince you, many everywhere have their own opinions on this case and their reasons for such.
Not sure exactly what you mean or how you mean that. I need coffee.Well with 4 out of 5 theories wrong, that's a lot of misinterpretation.
Lol, I can relate!Not sure exactly what you mean or how you mean that. I need coffee.
Well, I'm not aware of even a shred of evidence in support of an indictment, much less charges.Granted, imo, it was ensured there will never be quite enough to charge the one/s responsible in the home either both from cover ups but also from help of others who "won't charge" them so long as that person in power.
That being said, I wouldn't want someone charged or convicted with NO reason but a GJ found enough reason and that's up to a jury.
OMG I've now chuckled out loud twice in a minute for the first time in forever.Lol, I can relate!
What I meant was one of us is obviously wrong about how we're interpreting info and yes, it's either you or me or Cousin Dupree. (Notice how that rhymes? Perhaps I should write a poem or a song about it, lol!)
Well, I'm not aware of even a shred of evidence in support of an indictment, much less charges.
Lol! Well my ode has to rhyme, so you need to change your pronunciation, lol!You are a poet and did not know it, a phrase or similar my dad used lol. Miss him so much. I pronounce it in my head as Cousin "du-pray" so to me it doesn' rhyme lol.
Did I say that? What exactly did I say? Lol!You are right, one of us is wrong of the three lol.
You certainly are not alone, there are many who do. And I don't exclude the possibility either. It isn't where I lean but there are no answers or sure things in this case. I will say this, I don't like the whole pageant thing or the pressure or perfectionism that goes along, I am believer in letting kids be kids. And I don't mean someone couldn't have a child that is so talented like the next Mozart at an early age that maybe if you can it is something you should explore but I don't look at pageants that way and even with something like the previous, that is still a child and don't let the child make the decisions, they are but a child, but don't either box them in or restrict them and make them. I don't know, I just don't like it.I have thought for years, and still do, that the murder of JB is connected in some way to the child beauty pageant world.
I've never thought much about it.I have thought for years, and still do, that the murder of JB is connected in some way to the child beauty pageant world.
You do lean towards an intruder pedophile though don't you? Or do I have that wrong?I've never thought much about it.
The only time I've given any real thought to that idea is when I was wondering what use would there be for the kind of tape that covered JonBenet's mouth.
You know, that tape was rather unusual and the color- black- was also unusual and so I wondered whether it was the same kind (I know it's the same color) used by stage-hands.
I don’t think Patsy had anything to do with it…or her husband or son, for that matter. And, as a southern lady myself, I highly doubt she was discussing $$ with anyone. You just don’t talk about stuff like that…you don’t ask people what something they’ve purchased cost, and you don’t flaunt your wealth. If there was discussion by others, and they asked you pointedly about a bonus or something, a simple “it’s been a good year. We are very blesssed.” That is sufficient. I know people today wear their money like a badge, but this was 25+ years ago. The south used to be all about etiquette. Now, well, it’s just a different world.Where do all of those negative impressions of Patsy come from?
I truly don't understand and I'd really like to know.
This is quite a pause moment and interesting take and I can see everything you are saying. Entirely. And great points.I don’t think Patsy had anything to do with it…or her husband or son, for that matter. And, as a southern lady myself, I highly doubt she was discussing $$ with anyone. You just don’t talk about stuff like that…you don’t ask people what something they’ve purchased cost, and you don’t flaunt your wealth. If there was discussion by others, and they asked you pointedly about a bonus or something, a simple “it’s been a good year. We are very blesssed.” That is sufficient. I know people today wear their money like a badge, but this was 25+ years ago. The south used to be all about etiquette. Now, well, it’s just a different world.
I think maybe people formed negative impressions of patsy because she did seemingly have this “perfect life” that they would’ve liked to have had. But, also that she was very focused on physical beauty, spending a fortune on pageant clothing, hair, makeup, etc.. And, most of those pageants seem to encourage having these little girls “all done up” like a grown woman! Which, for all the pervs out there into little girls, would just be wonderful to them.
So, many people probably blamed her for this happening to her daughter. Hey, she paid to be her sexualized, basically, so no matter who killed her, it was Patsy’s fault. That’s my guess as to the thinking of those who talk so much smack about her.
I think way too much focus was put on the family, and probably they will never solve it at this point. Extremely sad.
Thank you for your insights and being a voice for JonBenet. Since I’ve left this case many times and returned to ponder the facts again, it is still my unpleasant conclusion that her death was not pre-planned and occurred with only a total of 4 people in the home. While I lean more towards her mother (I’ve studied the case details for over a decade, but also recognize it could be either the sibling or father), I’ve never been more saddened in realizing that no matter who struck her, that person did not call for help for her. It’s the abandonment of love in the face of fear – fear of punishment, fear of loss of reputation, or fear of what JonBenét might tell authorities if she had regained consciousness, and was able to speak.This is quite a pause moment and interesting take and I can see everything you are saying. Entirely. And great points.
However, there's a lot more to looking at family and Patsy in particular than what you are saying.
Yes the whole southern, genteel, old money, don't wear your money on your sleeve sure. And fictional novels and so forth. I'm sorry but in the 90s? And there weren't any that liked to or may be nouveaux rich and not old money acting? Plus they were not in the south but in Colorado in Boulder, and I'd dare say Aspen and some other places yes such applies and you get all types Holllywood and other rich and what southern rules apply where he was working and they were living? She was also a second wife married to an older man and status seemed to matter to her greatly. Maybe she was even a misfit where they were.
But with me that isn't it. She isn't blamed by me at least for the reasons you cite. I do lean hard towards her though. I also don't follow the part of she wouldn't be talking the amount of the bonus with anyone as anyone who believes she did it knows her putting on the southern thing would not, but as the letter writer, would know the amount and think it a great thing to put in there to show someone was really after their family and knew some stuff. Or was a housekeeper or someone stalking and inside but not her or whatever.
You know children can be raised in some genteel, fake acting, monied family and each generation it does not mean they get it or carry it on. The one generation can spoil the next and they never grow up and are in different times that make it undoable or realistic and don't get how their parents did it and all should just come magically and children shouldn't poop either or ever get their clothes dirty.
I am just saying it is Patsy and I'd also say behind closed doors even back decades further than we are talking, does that genteel way mean nothing was going on behind closed doors to portray that perfect way to the world outside?
Of course no one is ever going to be able to prove any theory they espouse. it will never happen as it's been ensured imo.
And this case has gone too long, too far and been too messed up.
I certainly can follow your line of thinking and again it gave me pause to stop and think but this is not the deep south and it is not Patsy's parents. And all such stuff is surface image. Which is exactly what life she was doing in Boulder. Maybe no you don't talk the actual dollar amount, that is actually more damning as who else would know it....?
Anyhow, all in good debate as this case imo will never be solved and all not just here all over the world have their opinions. If it is ever claimed to be solved, one side or a third side or fourth side, etc. aren't going to buy it at this point.
This little girl was found dead in their own home. Doesn't make them guilty of course. But unusual and add in the note and all the other oddities....
Again all in good debate. I look forward to your thoughts if any of these points hit. Because yours did and gave me pause.
I think most of us who were alive, old enough, and/or followed crime have followed this one off and on and throughout and looked at all for decades on end now. And people after as well.Thank you for your insights and being a voice for JonBenet. Since I’ve left this case many times and returned to ponder the facts again, it is still my unpleasant conclusion that her death was not pre-planned and occurred with only a total of 4 people in the home. While I lean more towards her mother (I’ve studied the case details for over a decade, but also recognize it could be either the sibling or father), I’ve never been more saddened in realizing that no matter who struck her, that person did not call for help for her. It’s the abandonment of love in the face of fear – fear of punishment, fear of loss of reputation, or fear of what JonBenét might tell authorities if she had regained consciousness, and was able to speak.
Thank you for your insights and being a voice for JonBenet. Since I’ve left this case many times and returned to ponder the facts again, it is still my unpleasant conclusion that her death was not pre-planned and occurred with only a total of 4 people in the home. While I lean more towards her mother (I’ve studied the case details for over a decade, but also recognize it could be either the sibling or father), I’ve never been more saddened in realizing that no matter who struck her, that person did not call for help for her. It’s the abandonment of love in the face of fear – fear of punishment, fear of loss of reputation, or fear of what JonBenét might tell authorities if she had regained consciousness, and was able to speak.