Below is Quoted from the above linked article at acandyrose. I hope you don't mind me putting it here on this thread. I just thought it does pertain to the thought process of both John and Patsy.
I found the quotes below interesting because, if true, it seems as if both John and Patsy are distancing themselves from JonBenet or at least from her murder. That might be considered a normal reaction by parents of a murdered child. Then again, it might point to the suspicion that they are so distancing because they were involved in covering it up or in the actual murder??? Who knows. I first majored in psychology but changed my major before getting my degree so I'm no expert!
"There's someone around here that's killing people." "Killing People" ???? "People"???? Someone killed her DAUGHTER! I certainly would never have used the word people... I would have said in an outrage, 'Someone here killed MY DAUGHTER'!
If Patsy thinks Nedra would 'come back from the dead' to tell her who murdered her daughter, why on Earth does she think JonBenet would not have done the same thing???
John says JBR is not the age when she died, (6) but rather 2 or 3 which is considered a much more innocent age. I often dream of people at different ages than they are or were at the time of the dream. I doubt that this is uncommon at all, but I still thought it was interesting that at 2 or 3 JBR would have been prior to Pagent Life...when she was just a tiny, sweet, innocent little girl.
Quote from article at acandyrose:
In the years since the murder, Patsy said she has been haunted by a recurring nightmare about that tragic Christmas night.
"I am in Boulder and walking the alleyways, the alleys behind our home -- and just searching and searching and searching. And you know I'll come upon a group of people standing there.
And I'll say be careful, be careful, there's someone around here that's killing people. I have that dream over and over.
"I kind of picture myself sitting up kind of toward the Flatirons (part of the Rocky Mountains overlooking Boulder) and just wondering in which house the murderer resides."
John also has recurring dreams involving JonBenet -- but not as a 6-year-old, her age at the time of her death.
"She's usually about 2 or 3 years old and I'm holding her," John said, describing the dreams as "very comforting. I wake up with a very close feeling."
Patsy revealed she talked about her daughter -- whom she called Jonnie B. -- in her last conversation with her mother Nedra Paugh, who died recently.
"You know you're going to be with Jonnie B. soon and you're gonna know everything soon," Patsy said she told Nedra. Then she added: "If anybody can come back and tell me, I know she will."
Patsy was the last person to see JonBenet alive, sleeping in her bed -- "zonked," as she put it.
She said she kissed her daughter and recited the prayer, "Now I lay me down to sleep." But she can't remember if there was a blanket on the bed, or if it was the one JonBenet was wrapped in when her body was found in a windowless basement room the next day.
Pressed for further details of that night, Patsy responded like a woman who has had lawyers in her life for too many years: "It was 4 1/2 years ago. I have not rehearsed or reread my previous statements."
In closing, Patsy said she "would love nothing more from The National ENQUIRER than to say "The ENQUIRER finds the killer.'" And if that happened, she added "I'll be your poster for for the rest of my life."
Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner would not comment on the Ramsey interview.
