Could the chair be the object that caused Six Year Old Murder Victim JonBenet Ramsey's skull & brain injuries?
If JonBenet Ramsey (and Burke Ramsey) were victims of a pattern of violent behavior (violent behavior that is not perpetual nor is the violence perpetual) the continuous objective of the abuser(s) is to conceal all violent behavior. The purpose of action of the abuser(s) is to hide the violent behavior, and, injuries caused by the violent behavior(s). Abusive Parents also dress their abused child(ren) in oversized clothing in an attempt to conceal abuse inflicted injuries. Parents that abuse their children often do not seek medical care in the event of causing significant injury/injuries to the child. Parents that abuse their children often delay medical care in the event of causing significant injury/injuries to the child.
Not seeking medical care / delaying medical care are ways that abusers hide and conceal child abuse.
Abuse / Violent behavior is not designated to one particular race, sex, socio economic status. Poor and wealthy individuals are equally probably to be abusers. Risk factors that increase physical abuse are inappropriate expectations of children, punitive childrearing habits, children with delays/difficulties (behavioral, physical, developmental). Abuse triggers include toilet accidetns and misbehavior of child(ren). Children that are suspected of being abused by parents/caregivers are likely to have injuries in concealed hidden areas (i.e., genitalia). Also, children that are suspected of being abused will often have injuries that adequate supervision of the child should have prevented (i.e., a six year old child should be able to walk up and down the stairs independently with adequate parent/caregiver supervision).
When attempting to determine if a child is a victim of abuse, "control marks" (ligature marks) on the child's neck, forearms, legs, writs are looked for. As are skin injuries such as burns, abrasions. Determining evidence that the abuser held/attempted to hold their victim in a certain position during the abuse incident. Home environmental factors are also important (money, loss of job, chronic illness, are the parents' expectations of the child in regards to age what they should be).
Is it possible that, an alleged, Cycle of Violence in The Ramsey Colorado Home was reaching it's peak between 12-23&12-25? For JonBent Ramsey to have a closed skull linear injury with displaced fragments, her skull injuries came from contact injury. Could the velocity of The Chair striking JonBenet's head cause JB's Non Accidental Head Injury?
Multiple & bilateral skull fractures indicate inflicted injury abuse - especially when the skull has been separated by 3mm or more (Craniocerebral trauma in the child abuse syndrome).
There are many skull fractures that do no cause death https://www.utmb.edu/pedi_ed/CORE/Abuse/page_08.htm
and
http://www.healthline.com/health/skull-fracture#diagnosis5
and
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/conditions/pediatrics/head_injury_in_children_90,P02604/
Many skull fractures do not lead to death.
Finally, people that have had severe head injuries report losing urine & rectal functions - however, remained alive (and are still alive). Is it possible that the urine found in the basement was not where JonBenet was murdered - it was the place where she was struck in the head causing her to lose urine functions? Is it possible that JonBenet was hit in the head in her bedroom, causing her to lose rectal functions - then she lost her urine functions in the basement?
"Then 7 months later I fell on the ice in my driveway. This time I did loose consciousness. Woke only to peal myself out of a frozen puddle & get myself into my home. This is where I found that I lost bladder and rectal control." from http://www.brainline.org/content/2009/06/tbi-basics_pageall.html
Was the chair moved because it was the murder weapon - being the murder weapon JR was trying to decide where to put it? Was he attempting to make it look like a "tool" children would use to unlatch the WC door? Was he thinking "hiding the chair in plane site" would be best?
If JonBenet Ramsey (and Burke Ramsey) were victims of a pattern of violent behavior (violent behavior that is not perpetual nor is the violence perpetual) the continuous objective of the abuser(s) is to conceal all violent behavior. The purpose of action of the abuser(s) is to hide the violent behavior, and, injuries caused by the violent behavior(s). Abusive Parents also dress their abused child(ren) in oversized clothing in an attempt to conceal abuse inflicted injuries. Parents that abuse their children often do not seek medical care in the event of causing significant injury/injuries to the child. Parents that abuse their children often delay medical care in the event of causing significant injury/injuries to the child.
Not seeking medical care / delaying medical care are ways that abusers hide and conceal child abuse.
Abuse / Violent behavior is not designated to one particular race, sex, socio economic status. Poor and wealthy individuals are equally probably to be abusers. Risk factors that increase physical abuse are inappropriate expectations of children, punitive childrearing habits, children with delays/difficulties (behavioral, physical, developmental). Abuse triggers include toilet accidetns and misbehavior of child(ren). Children that are suspected of being abused by parents/caregivers are likely to have injuries in concealed hidden areas (i.e., genitalia). Also, children that are suspected of being abused will often have injuries that adequate supervision of the child should have prevented (i.e., a six year old child should be able to walk up and down the stairs independently with adequate parent/caregiver supervision).
When attempting to determine if a child is a victim of abuse, "control marks" (ligature marks) on the child's neck, forearms, legs, writs are looked for. As are skin injuries such as burns, abrasions. Determining evidence that the abuser held/attempted to hold their victim in a certain position during the abuse incident. Home environmental factors are also important (money, loss of job, chronic illness, are the parents' expectations of the child in regards to age what they should be).
Is it possible that, an alleged, Cycle of Violence in The Ramsey Colorado Home was reaching it's peak between 12-23&12-25? For JonBent Ramsey to have a closed skull linear injury with displaced fragments, her skull injuries came from contact injury. Could the velocity of The Chair striking JonBenet's head cause JB's Non Accidental Head Injury?
Multiple & bilateral skull fractures indicate inflicted injury abuse - especially when the skull has been separated by 3mm or more (Craniocerebral trauma in the child abuse syndrome).
There are many skull fractures that do no cause death https://www.utmb.edu/pedi_ed/CORE/Abuse/page_08.htm
and
http://www.healthline.com/health/skull-fracture#diagnosis5
and
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/conditions/pediatrics/head_injury_in_children_90,P02604/
Many skull fractures do not lead to death.
Finally, people that have had severe head injuries report losing urine & rectal functions - however, remained alive (and are still alive). Is it possible that the urine found in the basement was not where JonBenet was murdered - it was the place where she was struck in the head causing her to lose urine functions? Is it possible that JonBenet was hit in the head in her bedroom, causing her to lose rectal functions - then she lost her urine functions in the basement?
"Then 7 months later I fell on the ice in my driveway. This time I did loose consciousness. Woke only to peal myself out of a frozen puddle & get myself into my home. This is where I found that I lost bladder and rectal control." from http://www.brainline.org/content/2009/06/tbi-basics_pageall.html
Was the chair moved because it was the murder weapon - being the murder weapon JR was trying to decide where to put it? Was he attempting to make it look like a "tool" children would use to unlatch the WC door? Was he thinking "hiding the chair in plane site" would be best?
