Swirlz
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The 9 year old did this?
No.
The 9 year old did this?
OldBackStop,
All three remaining members in the house that night played some part. The evidence points to all of them.
OldBackStop,
All three remaining members in the house that night played some part. The evidence points to all of them.
So....Burke hit her on the head, and John staged the scene, and Patsy wrote the note?
I can't believe Burke killed her and then carried off the psych interview two weeks later.
where did the fingernails come into play here?I can't believe John stuck a paintbrush up her hoo-ha and garotted her while she clawed at it with her fingernails.
I can't believe Patsy could stand up under the pressure to her immortal soul and carry off those interviews.
Most children are murdered by family or care givers. The same goes for SA. People who behave irrationally are difficult to predict.
BR left out JB in his drawing of the family.
BR left out JB in his drawing of the family.
OldBackstop,
BR knew JB had been struck on the head in his Jan. 1997 interview.
His touch dna was found on the top and bottom of the Barbie nightgown (found in the wc). Ask yourself why the nightgown is found there and splattered with JB blood? JR fiber evidence is found in the fold of JB (who ha);
and yes PR more then likely wrote the note, on her note pad, putting the sharpie back in it’s proper container. Do you suppose an intruder did all of these things?
Key word here is: psych! Both children were seeing a therapist before this tragic night. I am of the opinion that BR has had to see a therapist most of his life. He has issues!
where did the fingernails come into play here?
That either child or that both children were seeing a therapist prior to the homicide is an internet rumor. There is no source for it.
Burke did leave JonBenet out of a crayon portrait. The psychologist noted that this was unusual but didn't pass judgement. He drew his parents first and only added himself after the psych prompted him.
I saw someone on The Behavior Panel on YouTube say the only sense he could make of this case was IDI but the parents thought Burke did it and they covered up. I read a theory on Reddit about Burke + a friend (I don't know if we can speculate that here?) which felt sensible to me, and would lead to the possibility of a mix of outsider involvement (IDI) and Burke's involvement/ parents covering for him.
I saw someone on The Behavior Panel on YouTube say the only sense he could make of this case was IDI but the parents thought Burke did it and they covered up. I read a theory on Reddit about Burke + a friend (I don't know if we can speculate that here?) which felt sensible to me, and would lead to the possibility of a mix of outsider involvement (IDI) and Burke's involvement/ parents covering for him.
Yes, she clawed at the ligature according to renowned pathologist Lou Smit. The person who actually did the autopsy said the marks were petechial hemorrhages resulting from ligature strangulation, performed as she was mortally injured from the head blow but not yet dead.
Rouse sometimes goes rogue at the end and starts offering up outlandish scenarios. Remember they aren't experts on the cases they cover and try (or are supposed to try) to keep themselves free of information so that they can give an unbiased assessment of the videos they're analyzing.
Developing scenarios is decidedly not their job. They are supposed to identify the topics that cause discomfort or deception in the person speaking and then tell you why they as interrogators would home in on that area.
That being said, my recollection is that they all felt as human beings that Patsy was an arrogant unlikeable namedropper. The Ramseys were being interviewed by Paula Woodward so they pretty much had it their own way.
Analyzing Burke on Dr. Phil, TBP thought that Burke's ever-present rictus was just his baseline when he was talking to an authority figure. I think Rouse said at the end the way he does that he thought Burke "knows something," but I don't think he meant the something suggested by whoever-it-was on reddit.