Ames
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5 pounds of potato peels...not a good idea!!!
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5 pounds of potato peels...not a good idea!!!
Yep or...How many fireplaces were in the home? Burn pretty much anything, (a roll of duct tape or extra cording, etc.), in the fireplace and then flush the ashes...
yep
or sneaking it out in a golf bag
Right...thats where I think the evidence is...or WAS, rather. John was way to persistant about those golf bags...thats the last thing that would be on my mind, if my child had been found murdered. Not to mention...it was DECEMBER in COLORADO.....he wouldn't be able to golf for quite awhile, and then..he was a millionaire, he could have bought himself a new set. Patsy, in her interview...said that she couldn't even remember the last time that he golfed....so he must not have been an avid golfer....but YET...he had to have that darn golfbag.
Right...thats where I think the evidence is...or WAS, rather. John was way to persistant about those golf bags...thats the last thing that would be on my mind, if my child had been found murdered. Not to mention...it was DECEMBER in COLORADO.....he wouldn't be able to golf for quite awhile, and then..he was a millionaire, he could have bought himself a new set. Patsy, in her interview...said that she couldn't even remember the last time that he golfed....so he must not have been an avid golfer....but YET...he had to have that darn golfbag.
Golf clubs.... specific pair of black jeans....
weird people.
These two things are why I think JB's head was bashed with one of John's clubs. Scott Peterson may have gotten ideas from him.
Nah c'mon John had been through so much surely you don't begrudge the poor fellow a few rounds of golf
These two things are why I think JB's head was bashed with one of John's clubs. Scott Peterson may have gotten ideas from him.
don't know if this has been mention ...
ok couldn't she have just eaten it as a midnight snack? my little sister was quite mischievous and was lurking around the kitchen looking for late night snacks at the age of 2 or 3. all by herself. makes sense a 6 year old could then?
and in that case -- could the intruder have found her when she was in the kitchen getting her snack? or right after she ate?
i don't know the facts about this case too well ... so tell me if this is impossible !!!!
John calls himself 'Santa' in their book,Death of Innocence: ..and SANTA had one more thing to do.(referring to getting Patsy's bike).JonBenet told a neighbor that Santa was going to pay her a special secret visit after Christmas, and that it was supposed to be a secret. That is such a big red flag that someone was manipulating JonBenet. I don't think it would necessarily have to be one of the Santas at the parties, but could even be someone that she had contact with who told her that he knew Santa. This person could have been setting up a plan to be in the house late at night and to be able to trick JonBenet into going downstairs. I can't imagine an intruder setting a table like that unless he told her that Santa had left the kids a snack this time and that perhaps Burke was already in the basement waiting for them with more presents. I'm sure the kids knew that presents were stored down there. Only a man or little girl would get a big bowl and good spoon to serve pineapple, and I read that John could see milk or cream in the bowl. I can't find anything else about there being cream in the bowl.
an intruder would have had to wait around for 2 hrs after she ate it,according to rate of digestion.with patsy's prints on the bowl...I'd say it's just as been believed by LE..Patsy served JB some pineapple upon coming home that night.don't know if this has been mention ...
ok couldn't she have just eaten it as a midnight snack? my little sister was quite mischievous and was lurking around the kitchen looking for late night snacks at the age of 2 or 3. all by herself. makes sense a 6 year old could then?
and in that case -- could the intruder have found her when she was in the kitchen getting her snack? or right after she ate?
i don't know the facts about this case too well ... so tell me if this is impossible !!!!
she bought it at saveway,already cut.If Patsy had really cut and prepared the pineapple, they could have simply said: "She had some pineapple before we went to the White's party".
Of course, if Patsy had made the "freshly cut" pineapple, where were the outside rinds?
(detectives are supposed to "detect")
I think someone should.John went out of his way to say PW drugged JB with a plate of her own (cracked crab) at the party.He said this in one of his interviews.Make sure you give that thought to Wendy Murphy.
I get the succinct feeling Wudge likes to see murderers walk.From what I can tell of your posts you don't think anyone is guilty and you 100% discount any and all circumstantial evidence and you always choose to interpret any evidence as favoring the innocence of any named suspects and always believe its the 'unknown fruitcake' who can't be found and you are willing to espouse any number of far fetched scenarios...such as an intruder feeding JonBenet Ramsey pineapple before assaulting and killing her...if the most reasonable and probable explanation could remotely be considered evidence of guilt.
seeing as JB did art projects in her room,it probably held beads or something.Their was a tupperware container in JonBenet's room; but given that BPD was incompetent, no one knows what was in it or why it was there.
HTH
JonBenet told a neighbor that Santa was going to pay her a special secret visit after Christmas, and that it was supposed to be a secret. That is such a big red flag that someone was manipulating JonBenet. I don't think it would necessarily have to be one of the Santas at the parties, but could even be someone that she had contact with who told her that he knew Santa. This person could have been setting up a plan to be in the house late at night and to be able to trick JonBenet into going downstairs. I can't imagine an intruder setting a table like that unless he told her that Santa had left the kids a snack this time and that perhaps Burke was already in the basement waiting for them with more presents. I'm sure the kids knew that presents were stored down there. Only a man or little girl would get a big bowl and good spoon to serve pineapple, and I read that John could see milk or cream in the bowl. I can't find anything else about there being cream in the bowl.
Was the teabag or glass even wet from having liquid added? I wish I had followed this case online back in the late 90's.