Good article from 2003

Dark Knight · Oct 17, 2004

I apologize if this has been posted long before, but I just came across this article on the case from early 2003, and found it to be very interesting:

http://www.crimemagazine.com/solvingjbr-main.htm

Any thoughts?

PS: Came across an old article by an undercover investigative reporter looking the opposite way of the above article. It had some info I wasn't aware of:

http://www.boulderweekly.com/archive/122001/coverstory.html

TressaRing28 · Oct 17, 2004

Dark Knight said:
I apologize if this has been posted long before, but I just came across this article on the case from early 2003, and found it to be very interesting:

http://www.crimemagazine.com/solvingjbr-main.htm

Any thoughts?

PS: Came across an old article by an undercover investigative reporter looking the opposite way of the above article. It had some info I wasn't

aware of:

http://www.boulderweekly.com/archive/122001/coverstory.html

Thank you so much for these articles, any info is good....

There are NEWBIES coming to the forum all the time. We need to keep the old articles alive...

Tressa

BrotherMoon · Oct 17, 2004

There's no mention of the content of the ransom note. The content of the note does not fit the accident/cover-up theory. The content of the note has to be dismissed for the a/c theory to hold up. It is typical of the a/c theorists to underestimate the content of the note and fixate on a shallow interpretation of the abuse to the body.

There are THREE main pieces of evidence in this case; the body, the ransom note AND DOI.

There is one common thread in this case that links everything to Patsy Ramsey: literature. DOI, The Bible, the ransom note, the dictionary, the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Mindhunter, it's in the books.

sissi · Oct 17, 2004

I can't get past Priscilla's use of "fat cat" and the flow of the language in the "White" letters compared with the use of words and terms ,used in those letters ,that are similar to those used in the ransom note.
There is no element of religion in the ransom note, the suggestion that 118 is a psalm and that SBTC is a religious sign off are only guesses, given it's "face value" it is chocked full of movie cliches.
Does it say, "we have your beautiful angel, by the grace of god we will keep her safe, we pray that you obey our orders, Jesus is watching over her ..lalala...NOPE..nothing ...and nothing Patsy.
IMO

BrotherMoon · Oct 17, 2004

sissi said:
I can't get past Priscilla's use of "fat cat" and the flow of the language in the "White" letters compared with the use of words and terms ,used in those letters ,that are similar to those used in the ransom note.
There is no element of religion in the ransom note, the suggestion that 118 is a psalm and that SBTC is a religious sign off are only guesses, given it's "face value" it is chocked full of movie cliches.
Does it say, "we have your beautiful angel, by the grace of god we will keep her safe, we pray that you obey our orders, Jesus is watching over her ..lalala...NOPE..nothing ...and nothing Patsy.
IMO

Oh! omniscient, omnipresent, omnifarious, omnificent, omnipotent, super natural Being, you are so slow!

L I T E R A T U R E, NOT RELIGION.

Psychosis, not religion.

Do you mean to say that YOUR interpretation of religion is the only one?

sissi · Oct 17, 2004

Brother Moon quote:There is one common thread in this case that links everything to Patsy Ramsey: literature. DOI, The Bible, the ransom note, the dictionary, the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Mindhunter, it's in the books.

How did Thomas Nelson establish the Ramseys' innocence?
Are they not the most prestigious of the religious publishing companies?

Mindhunter was not in the home, this is a myth, IMO.

The dictionary, PLEASE ,even Lee said the pictures of the crime scene were the worst he's ever seen, there were pictures taken at different times showing different things of the same site... I "could suspect staging for the camera by the BPD?)INCEST..incense.. same page....it was Christmas..

Just how do people hide their psychosis?
IMO

and..yeah..since I put the puter in the great room..I am omnipresent

twizzler333 · Oct 17, 2004

There may be truths in some of all of the theories we present here but my personal belief is that this person was pissed off at John Ramsey and it's someone he knew quite well. I cannot see it being Patsy or Burke. John Andrew...perhaps? Fleet....perhaps? or someone we don't even know about....perhaps? I find it hard to believe it is a stranger to them, as the RN had so many references that suggested a somewhat personal relationship and jealousy, IMO.

TLynn · Oct 17, 2004

Both articles are really interesting and, unfortunately, Susanne Chase's murder went unsolved as well.

What Shapiro doesn't include is the "pineapple" and doesn't confirm whether Kuralt really was filming Santa...which is something I'd like to know. Santa could be a number one intruder suspect.

sissi · Oct 17, 2004

TLynn said:
Both articles are really interesting and, unfortunately, Susanne Chase's murder went unsolved as well.

What Shapiro doesn't include is the "pineapple" and doesn't confirm whether Kuralt really was filming Santa...which is something I'd like to know. Santa could be a number one intruder suspect.

Darn, that has never been satifactorily answered,has it. There is a book , and an audio called "Charles Kuralt's Christmas",it was published in the fall, Sept./Nov. 1996. This sure would throw Santa in my suspect pool if he wasn't in Boulder in December. However the story goes, "he got tired of following Santa around during the day and cancelled" (info Shapiro). Amazing isn't it, that Kuralt got tired following a feeble man around all day?

Dark Knight · Oct 17, 2004

sissi said:
Darn, that has never been satifactorily answered,has it. There is a book , and an audio called "Charles Kuralt's Christmas",it was published in the fall, Sept./Nov. 1996. This sure would throw Santa in my suspect pool if he wasn't in Boulder in December. However the story goes, "he got tired of following Santa around during the day and cancelled" (info Shapiro). Amazing isn't it, that Kuralt got tired following a feeble man around all day?

Something about Santa still makes me awfully suspicious, though. Although the info that Burke had already once accidentally "clobbered" JonBenet and sent her to the hospital was very interesting. I had never heard that before.

Good article from 2003

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