I was not saying that BR went vengefully after JB because of a fight over the pineapple. This may or may not be valid. I only was seeking elucidation from those who believe this to be so. If one does not subscribe to this BDI theory, then, of course, no further clarification of the issue is to expected from the skeptics.
However, in fact, there was a bowl of pineapple and milk, which for my tastes is a rather eccentric combo. This is said to have been a favorite snack of the children. BR's fingerprints are on the bowl. It is possible that the snack was put into it sometime after BR had touched the bowl. Also, PR repeatedly stated that she did not put out the pineapple, and with what she deemed to be an inappropriately sized serving spoon. So, if both PR and BR did not have anything to do with this bowl of fruit, from where did it come? Whoever put out these contents would have to known that this was indeed one of the kids' favorites. Why would a non-family member deliberately use this very particular and eccentric element for staging? And this was accomplished without leaving their fingerprints anywhere in the kitchen, or anyplace in the entire home for that matter.
JB did have pineapple in her intestines according to the autopsy. Perhaps, it also indicated some milk. That I do not know. The Whites have said that they did not serve pineapple at their party. Either that is true, or they forgot, or they are lying. In any case, the autopsy showed that the pineapple was consumed in a time frame close to JB's death, which seems to rule out the White's party. If JB did not obtain pineapple from the bowl on the bar, from where did she get it? Is there any evidence of an alternate source of it in the house that would have been available to her?
BR cannot readily ID the photo of pineapple during the mandated interview, which was not conducted by LE, nor was LE present at it. The bowl and its contents were actually there when LE arrived. Perhaps, items are discerned less easily in b&W for some. Doubtlessly, most here are familiar with the syndrome dubbed 'Ramnesia' which is apparently contagious. If this pineapple did pay a role in the events, BR would have been coached, to say the least. (I cautiously hesitate to say brainwashed.) For BR not to recognize it makes him out to be more dim-witted than his scholastic record shows. To infer that it just might, just maybe be one your favorite snacks, which he admits that he was allowed to have often before retiring, is not a great leap of logic even for a 10 yr old. If BR did in fact forget this aspect of what occurred in the house on the most momentous night of his young life, then I suggest that ,as a result. nothing that he claims to remember of that evening and morning can be taken all that seriously.
In conclusion, I am not saying that BDI. I am just exploring problematic details of this bewildering case.