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No. The FOIA has 9 excemptions, 1 of which is law enforcement records that would be damaging to the law enforcement process. Not to mention this crime happened less than 2 months ago. LE has a process that is NOT transparent - we can watch all the crime shows we want, but that doesn't make us...

hey y'all! first time poster in this forum...a few questions/comments/thoughts today: 1. I'm confused as to why many posters seem to be sure that the one picture of BG on the bridge also has Abby in it, leading to the theory that this is where BG pulled a gun or otherwise subdued the girls...

When I read this I had a weird thought...what if it was a photo showing something that was removed from the scene by the time police were there, taken in a different context (in this case to finish the roll), one in which a scarf laying on a chair is meaningless...except now, it's not, because...

That's a fantastic point. If the GJ believed JR was the perpetrator, he and PR wouldn't be so interchangeable. They are given the same true bill because the evidence reviewed by the GJ couldn't determine which, if either, actually committed or had knowledge prior to the murder. So, they don't...

Gotcha, thanks. I see how it can be inferred that feces was smeared on the wall. That could very well be a piece of evidence that was withheld from the public...I think that whether it was feces or not, the investigators clearly saw something worth questioning. That could be because it was in...

The fact that there wasn't even a cursory MENTION of the "kidnappers" instructions NOT to call the police is a huge red flag to me. Any realistic scenario in which PR was totally innocent would have led to her alluding to this. She was no dummy, and if the R's trusted in the police so much as to...

"The garland fragments in her hair: they do a search of the home, find feces on the wall of the basement but don't determine if the garland in her hair came from the spiral staircase or the christmas decorations on basement wall?" I have never heard this piece of information before. Can you...

Thanks DeeDee! Interesting. Just another aspect of the staging and, to me, another indication of the R's guilt. First of all, if this was a blanket that was used everyday and washed everyday, was this particular day just too chaotic to make the beds back up? Leaving it in the dryer downstairs...

I agree with you in that at least some of the staging took place to throw off the truth of WHERE the original assault took place. Not sure about the nightgown...if the perpetrator redressed JBR for the purpose of obstructing the fact that the crime scene was actually her bedroom, why leave the...

Interesting. I just had a weird thought about PR this morning. Specifically about her clothes. We know there are only two scenarios for the clothes, given that she DID wear the clothes to the White's party: 1. She did in fact change into pajamas or something else and then put the black pants...

Thank you for linking this video andreww! It is fascinating and ITA with you that in that it reminds me of PR as well. What a learning opportunity these cops received by being able to fake this scene and record her reaction.

I am sure others have found and used this research, but I stumbled upon a research study on 911 calls. It was conducted in 2006, focused on 911 calls and homicide. Full text below: http://www.statementanalysis.com/research/tracy-harpster/ Study Conducted by Lt. Tracy Harpster By Mark...

I agree, I think the strangulation-first theory was largely perpetuated by Ramsey supporters as a way of pointing outside the family. It just doesn't really fit with the forensic evidence and the condition of her brain upon autopsy. The head blow had to come first, and I also doubt that a...

The Ramsey's house was backed up to an alley, correct? They're also in Boulder, at the foot of a mountain and in an area with a lot of trees. The darkness of the pictures doesn't necessarily denote that it was night. They could have kept the curtains closed for numerous reasons, or it could...

I see your point as well and I feel similar to Anywho. This troubles me in the fact that, as you say, this specific instrument would require a slow and intimate process. There is a sadistic quality to it. Is this something someone would construct as a toy, a game to play with JBR? Possibly. Ok...

Very interesting point. I've always thought the garrote was constructed that night due to the shards of wood found outside the door (although realistically, we've all seen pics of that house- shards of any sorts left lying around wouldn't surprise me, so they could have been there before that...

I've always found the entirety of BR's words and behavior suspicious. Not necessarily in a BDI way, just that there is definitely something fishy with the kid. A few things on my mind: 1. You're right, how did he know this? Conjecture is one thing, and even a 9 year old could plausibly assume...

Point by point: How does BR's touch-DNA on the nightgown link him to the wine cellar? Not saying it doesn't, but he lived in the house with JBR, mingled clothes, shared clothes, shared bedding, etc. BR's fingerprints being all over the breakfast bar - same point as above - in essence, so...

I agree. Regardless if he was awake or asleep before the call - which obviously matters as being awake would indicate he likely heard, saw, or knows more about what happened than has ever been said - the fact that the PARENTS insisted he was in fact NOT awake when this was later shown to be...