Hello everyone,
I'm new here but have been following this case since the very beginning. I honestly do not know what to believe anymore. The evidence against the Ramseys - especially Patsy - is overwhelming, but when I listen to the 911 recording I start to have doubts. On the recording Patsy sounds genuinely upset. It really sounds like someone who just got up and found a ransom note - not like someone who sat down and actually wrote it. I've always had my suspicions about her, but I have now started to think about the intruder theory.
What if there was someone still in the house when Patsy made the 911 call? The ramson note did state that JonBenét would be killed if the police were called. Maybe the guy had been in the house for hours (writing the note, etc.) and was taking his time down in the basement - believing the family would not be getting up for a couple more hours. Then he heard Patsy making the call and carried out his threat of killing JonBenét in stead of taking her with him.
As far as I know the exact time of death is not known. If she was killed around 6 in the morning (after Patsy's call) and was only found at 1 that afternoon, wouldn't that be enough time for the body to go into rigor mortis? That gives 7 hours. I'm not sure, please correct me if I'm wrong.
I have no idea if it would even be possible for anyone down in the basement to hear a phone conversation taking place inside the house. Was the phone call made on the first floor?
And then there is still the nagging question as to why Patsy called 911 in the first place when the ransom note clearly said the police should not be contacted. If my child had been kidnapped, there is no way in the world that I would do the very thing I was instructed not to do. Either she didn't read the whole note (as she later claimed) or she knew there was no kidnapping.
Also, in the book Death Of A Little princess by Carlton Smith on p.66 he says about the ransom note: "there were the references to John's naval career at SBTC". I thought that was interesting since everyone is still to this day trying to figure out what SBTC stands for. According to Carlton Smith it stands for Subic Bay Training Centre.
I'm new here but have been following this case since the very beginning. I honestly do not know what to believe anymore. The evidence against the Ramseys - especially Patsy - is overwhelming, but when I listen to the 911 recording I start to have doubts. On the recording Patsy sounds genuinely upset. It really sounds like someone who just got up and found a ransom note - not like someone who sat down and actually wrote it. I've always had my suspicions about her, but I have now started to think about the intruder theory.
What if there was someone still in the house when Patsy made the 911 call? The ramson note did state that JonBenét would be killed if the police were called. Maybe the guy had been in the house for hours (writing the note, etc.) and was taking his time down in the basement - believing the family would not be getting up for a couple more hours. Then he heard Patsy making the call and carried out his threat of killing JonBenét in stead of taking her with him.
As far as I know the exact time of death is not known. If she was killed around 6 in the morning (after Patsy's call) and was only found at 1 that afternoon, wouldn't that be enough time for the body to go into rigor mortis? That gives 7 hours. I'm not sure, please correct me if I'm wrong.
I have no idea if it would even be possible for anyone down in the basement to hear a phone conversation taking place inside the house. Was the phone call made on the first floor?
And then there is still the nagging question as to why Patsy called 911 in the first place when the ransom note clearly said the police should not be contacted. If my child had been kidnapped, there is no way in the world that I would do the very thing I was instructed not to do. Either she didn't read the whole note (as she later claimed) or she knew there was no kidnapping.
Also, in the book Death Of A Little princess by Carlton Smith on p.66 he says about the ransom note: "there were the references to John's naval career at SBTC". I thought that was interesting since everyone is still to this day trying to figure out what SBTC stands for. According to Carlton Smith it stands for Subic Bay Training Centre.
