Ravyn
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And other question I would ask why did you take the time to make sure that you grabbed the panties that said Wednesday on them...
But see this is what been the whole discussion on the DNA that it was found in the panties and on the longjohns so just wondering how this owner would manage to get the fibers from JR's shirt in the panties that was replaced since JR said the PR changed her that night his fibers from the shirt should not been there well really shouldn't be there in the first place but the fibers was there...
Wait,wait I got another one for Mr.Intruder:
Why do you think did the Ramsey's never even ask LE how their daughter died??? :waitasec:
Well, that is certainly real productive.
I'm a little vague on the clothing details. The DNA was found on underwear that JBR did not wear that day? The DNA was also found on longjohns that JBR did not wear until bedtime? Is this right?
I'm not sure as to either of those, HOTYH.
I'm a little vague on the clothing details. The DNA was found on underwear that JBR did not wear that day? The DNA was also found on longjohns that JBR did not wear until bedtime? Is this right?
Yes. That is why the fibers belonging to JR are so important. They were found in panties she did not wear that day. The longjohns may or may not have been worn (and not washed) previous to that night. The "touch DNA" on the longjohns may not have even been left that night. Kids often wear pajamas more than one time before laundering. Patsy was planning to put the pink pajamas from the previous might back on JB; she said she couldn't find the bottoms, so she grabbed the longjohns. We don't know if they were freshly laundered when they were put on her.
But the size 12 panties found on JB came fresh out of the package and were put on her at some point during or after the crime. So JR's shirt fibers there are very incriminating. As are Patsy's fibers entwined in the garrote cord.
Congrats, best run-on sentence I've ever seen. And it doesn't even end...
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The DNA is WAY more important than fibers.
Here you have a stain of JBR's blood on new panties fresh out of the package. That blood stain has DNA mixed in that doesn't belong to anybody we know, except for the male that touched the longjohns JBR was wearing at the time she was murdered.
What is wrong with this? What spin have you put on this? What have you done to totally @$#@# it up?
The DNA is WAY more important than fibers.
Here you have a stain of JBR's blood on new panties fresh out of the package. That blood stain has DNA mixed in that doesn't belong to anybody we know, except for the male that touched the longjohns JBR was wearing at the time she was murdered.
What is wrong with this? What spin have you put on this? What have you done to totally @$#@# it up?
What's wrong with this is that the DNA isn't necessarily the killers. If her blood dripped onto an area where there was DNA that had no connection to the crime, that explains it. And as far as me @#$*& it up- what does MY or anyone else's OPINION have to do with F-----ing this up? I always try to be civil to you, but you are one of the rudest posters on this board.
What's wrong with this is that the DNA isn't necessarily the killers. If her blood dripped onto an area where there was DNA that had no connection to the crime, that explains it. And as far as me @#$*& it up- what does MY or anyone else's OPINION have to do with F-----ing this up? I always try to be civil to you, but you are one of the rudest posters on this board.
one of the things I've noticed after posting online for quite some time,is that when a poster has nothing else to pick on,he/she will resort to picking on such minor things as the above...Congrats, best run-on sentence I've ever seen. And it doesn't even end...
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:woohoo: Just found out you really do read what I write...Thank ya...