BlueCrab,BlueCrab said:In regard to "What does JonBenet's clothing tell us?", I think the size 12/14 panties speak the loudest.
There's not a doubt in my mind those size 12/14 panties were put on JonBenet postmortem after she had been cleaned up and redressed from the waist down. JonBenet would not have worn underwear twice her size, under tight black velvet slacks, to the White's dinner party. The size 12/14's, made to fit a girl twice JonBenet's age and size, would have created visible bulges under the velvet pants. And when Patsy removed JonBenet's slacks and put the longjohns on her when putting her to bed that night, she would have noticed the oversized underwear.
The killer put those size 12/14's on JonBenet. And it wasn't Patsy nor John. They would have known better. It was someone who didn't know that JonBenet's underwear were kept in a drawer in her bathroom. The cops removed 15 pairs of size 4 and size 6 panties from the underwear drawer in JonBenet's bathroom -- BUT NO SIZE 12/14's.
The size 12/14's were stored in the bedroom and that's where the person who rooted for clean underwear to redress JonBenet postmortem found them. So why would the perp be interested in cleaning up and putting clean underwear on JonBenet after he had sexually molested and killed her? The only answer to that question is:
TO CONCEAL THE SEXUAL ASSAULT AND TRY TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A KIDNAPPING.
Only a Ramsey would have the motive to stage the crime to try to make it look like a kidnapping, thus directing suspicion away from the family. An intruder would have cared less.
The naive redressing in size 12/14 panties point to someone who didn't know anything about little girls underwear -- SUCH AS LITTLE BOYS. John and Patsy would have known better, and an intruder had no motive to change JonBenet's underwear. By the process of elimination that leaves BR.
BlueCrab
Although JonBenet was found wearing those size 12/14 pants, and there was none that size in the bathroom, did the bpd find the remaining bloomingdales pack of 6 pants in her bedroom?BlueCrab said:The cops removed 15 pairs of size 4 and size 6 panties from the underwear drawer in JonBenet's bathroom -- BUT NO SIZE 12/14's.
BlueCrab
Toltec,Toltec said:Yes, her panties were changed. According to the coroner, the blood on the panties did not correlate with the blood on her vaginal area. She was wiped down with a dark cloth.
My belief is that the police are holding back as far as the dark cloth is concerned. My belief is that the velvet vest JonBenet was wearing was used to wipe her down. The fibers from the vaginal area were also found on her shirt...
UKGuy said:Interesting post, I'm not convinced the killer redressed JonBenet in the size-12 underwear. Assuming your little boys scenario is correct, would this rule out John Andrew, who at 20 should be savvy enough to understand size issues?
UKGuy said:We know she was violated with either a finger or the broken paintbrush handle, or both,
lawman said:the size 12`s were urine stained, how could this mean they were placed on her clean ?
Toltec said:JonBenet was a brat and I'm sure she had plenty of tantrums and perhaps with the rush of the day Patsy got really annoyed with JonBenet over the shirt issue.
It doesn't seem reasonable that it would happen as stated that way. Although I do not support the theory that PR initiated a violent act, I have a comment. Think of the possibility reversed...IF PR did something violent to JB, then it was provoked by something, and it might seem unlikely. Many who reach a point and do something rash give a reason that is more like the straw that broke the camel's back, than a "valid" justification.capps said:So for that ... Patsy strangled,molested,and crushed JonBenet's skull?
capps said:So for that ... Patsy strangled,molested,and crushed JonBenet's skull?
Doesn't this statement go against every description of Jonbenet , those made by neighbors, teachers, friends, and family?? I recall only one person suggesting this, other than you, and that was LHP. She was raising a family of needy kids, and obviously showed jealousy in her remarks.Toltec said:JonBenet was a brat and I'm sure she had plenty of tantrums and perhaps with the rush of the day Patsy got really annoyed with JonBenet over the shirt issue.
Toltec said:JonBenet was a brat and I'm sure she had plenty of tantrums and perhaps with the rush of the day Patsy got really annoyed with JonBenet over the shirt issue.
This exact thing came up for me the other day on another forum. I said Jonbenet was known to be bratty and someone said..'how'd you get that?' and I figured I must have got that from LHP, who I obviously dont know enough about.sissi said:Doesn't this statement go against every description of Jonbenet , those made by neighbors, teachers, friends, and family?? I recall only one person suggesting this, other than you, and that was LHP. She was raising a family of needy kids, and obviously showed jealousy in her remarks.
narlacat said:This exact thing came up for me the other day on another forum. I said Jonbenet was known to be bratty and someone said..'how'd you get that?' and I figured I must have got that from LHP, who I obviously dont know enough about.
UKGuy said:Clothes probably play a large role, particularly in the staging. If you review Patsy's remarks wrt to clothing worn by JonBenet you will find few confirmative statements, similar with the negative, the indeterminate is largely the rule!
So the red turtleneck seems to be in place, what's curious is Patsy's determination to offer an explanation, whereas in nearly every other area of clothing she is amnesic?
I doubt Patsy is crying over remembering her disagreement with JonBenet, the red turtleneck holds some emotional resonance for her.
Or she may have discovered JonBenet's dead body wearing the red turtleneck, thereafter assisted in her redressing, but would she add two asymmetric ponytails, and use non-matching hair-ties, not to mention the size-12 underwear, which was not present in her bathroom drawer? Then there is the pink barbie gown.
Its nearly possible to discern two different portrayals of JonBenet, one with the red turtleneck, one with the white gap top, and maybe even another with the barbie gown.
Also Patsy told Officer French she washed a soiled jumpsuit of JonBenet's (PMPT pp.59), so JonBenet's clothing plays a large part in Patsy's recollection of that fateful morning.