When this case was hot, we had Team Ramsey up against three different forces; the police, the DA's office, and the medical examiner. We know John Ramsey and his lawyers did an incredible job of managing the situation in the early hours.
John had to realize he had three main areas of concern. Those areas were the ransom note, an immediate separate interrogation of he, Patsy, and Burke, and the autopsy of JonBenet's body.
The DA's office took it upon themselves to help with the ransom note.
The police allowed the Ramsey's to walk away that afternoon like the only thing going on was a gas leak in the house. This was not a mistake or an act of incompetence.
So of the three areas of concern for John, two appear to have been "managed".
That leaves the third area. Why would Team Ramsey not try to protect the Ramsey's from the autopsy? They would have been extremely anxious about what the autopsy would reveal. Would they allow this to go forward and hope for the best? Did Team Ramsey ever allow anything critical to happen by chance?
I certainly don't mean to cast any doubt on Dr. Meyer's character, but am merely pointing out he could have been up against a very powerful force. Plus Dr. Meyer would have been very aware of how things operate in that community. Did he have to conduct that autopsy while keeping his head down?
The reason I bring this up is because people keep saying we don't know if JB was strangled first and then the blow to the head happened, or if the head blow came first. There seems to be too much disagreement over basic medical evidence.
So I want to point out, if you look at the environment surrounding this crime, it looks more like an organized crime slaying than a little child being killed in her home. People are scared and they have a reason to be scared. Experts say things with one eye on the evidence and ONE EYE ON TEAM RAMSEY. Sometimes the eye on Team Ramsey is the dominant eye. That is why I posted on another thread that you have to be careful when reading what some of the experts say about this case.
John had to realize he had three main areas of concern. Those areas were the ransom note, an immediate separate interrogation of he, Patsy, and Burke, and the autopsy of JonBenet's body.
The DA's office took it upon themselves to help with the ransom note.
The police allowed the Ramsey's to walk away that afternoon like the only thing going on was a gas leak in the house. This was not a mistake or an act of incompetence.
So of the three areas of concern for John, two appear to have been "managed".
That leaves the third area. Why would Team Ramsey not try to protect the Ramsey's from the autopsy? They would have been extremely anxious about what the autopsy would reveal. Would they allow this to go forward and hope for the best? Did Team Ramsey ever allow anything critical to happen by chance?
I certainly don't mean to cast any doubt on Dr. Meyer's character, but am merely pointing out he could have been up against a very powerful force. Plus Dr. Meyer would have been very aware of how things operate in that community. Did he have to conduct that autopsy while keeping his head down?
The reason I bring this up is because people keep saying we don't know if JB was strangled first and then the blow to the head happened, or if the head blow came first. There seems to be too much disagreement over basic medical evidence.
So I want to point out, if you look at the environment surrounding this crime, it looks more like an organized crime slaying than a little child being killed in her home. People are scared and they have a reason to be scared. Experts say things with one eye on the evidence and ONE EYE ON TEAM RAMSEY. Sometimes the eye on Team Ramsey is the dominant eye. That is why I posted on another thread that you have to be careful when reading what some of the experts say about this case.