The Misdirection and Deception of the DNA

[FY1234]

Cottonstar:

It makes sense for all the bloodstained items to be in the basement.
Why did both the nightgown and the sequin top have bloodstains? She was either wearing one or the other when she was attacked and killed so how did blood get on the other item?

 

[Cottonstar]

The urine stained long johns, that JonBenét was found in are confirmed to be Boys sz 6-8, JE Morgan Arctex long underwear.

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[Cottonstar]

 

[UKGuy]

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Cottonstar,
Nice images, so does:

M 10-12

Mean Medium, Ages 10 to 12?

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[fr brown]

I think it's likely that Patsy put JonBenet to bed in the red turtleneck and some kind of long johns (if not those particular long johns) because she was expecting to take a sleeping child out into the cold before dawn. You'd want the kid to be dressed warmly, but you wouldn't want the hassle of dressing a groggy and perhaps uncooperative child at 6am.

As another poster has suggested, Patsy may have wanted JonBenet to be wearing that particular red turtleneck to meet the rels. We know Patsy and JonBenet fought about it before going to the Whites'. JonBenet won that one. (Maybe they fought about it again that evening.) If Patsy had a preconceived notion about what JonBenet was going to wear the next day, she might not be too thrilled if she soiled herself.

 

[Cottonstar]

Cottonstar,
Nice images, so does:



Mean Medium, Ages 10 to 12?

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Actually, the ones she was found in were size small 6-8 boys.

 

[FY1234]

Actually, the ones she was found in were size small 6-8 boys.

Would that mean they were too small for Burke then assuming he wore Medium for his age?

 

[UKGuy]

Actually, the ones she was found in were size small 6-8 boys.

Cottonstar,
Which is possibly consistent with Patsy's claims.


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[UKGuy]

Would that mean they were too small for Burke then assuming he wore Medium for his age?

FY1234,
Possibly not too small, just not long enough, he was Nine, so he is just one year out, unless the length is critical, he could get away with wearing them, say when playing baseball?

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[archieil]

I think that "thermal product" is an important factor in this case.

I would assume they were used as an additional clothing... no matter for Burke or for JonBenet. In both cases, they could be placed in her room. Burke was sleeping in her room from time to time and JonBenet was sometimes sleeping in his room.

There is no Burke DNA on them so it should be assumed they were freshly washed.

 

[Cottonstar]

Cottonstar:

It makes sense for all the bloodstained items to be in the basement.
Why did both the nightgown and the sequin top have bloodstains? She was either wearing one or the other when she was attacked and killed so how did blood get on the other item?

Very good question. I’ll talk about it more in my blog next week.

 

[FY1234]

Very good question. I’ll talk about it more in my blog next week.

Where is your blog?

 

[Cottonstar]

Where is your blog?

Juror13lw.com

 

[mickey2942]

I think it's likely that Patsy put JonBenet to bed in the red turtleneck and some kind of long johns (if not those particular long johns) because she was expecting to take a sleeping child out into the cold before dawn. You'd want the kid to be dressed warmly, but you wouldn't want the hassle of dressing a groggy and perhaps uncooperative child at 6am.

As another poster has suggested, Patsy may have wanted JonBenet to be wearing that particular red turtleneck to meet the rels. We know Patsy and JonBenet fought about it before going to the Whites'. JonBenet won that one. (Maybe they fought about it again that evening.) If Patsy had a preconceived notion about what JonBenet was going to wear the next day, she might not be too thrilled if she soiled herself.

Fighting with a 6 year old? I really can't even imagine it. That was some strange dynamic. My kids didn't talk back or fight until 10, and they only did it once or twice.

Why would a Mother be angry with a child who has an incontinence problem? At age 6, that happens sometimes. Especially if the child is stressed.

Why would a stranger take JBR downstairs for molestation? If a stranger went to the effort of breaking in, he would have taken JBR out.

 

[dcountmontecristo]

But conveniently, Lacy nor any of the Ramseys make any mention that Burke was not excluded. Why did Lacy hide these reports from the public? Do Ramseys have a right to sue those questioning Burke’s involvement when Burke’s name is right there on the reports - can’t exclude


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but the test also mentioned that he cant be included... so how do you explain that?

 

[dcountmontecristo]

But conveniently, Lacy nor any of the Ramseys make any mention that Burke was not excluded. Why did Lacy hide these reports from the public? Do Ramseys have a right to sue those questioning Burke’s involvement when Burke’s name is right there on the reports - can’t exclude


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what confuses me is for you to emphasize that he cant be excluded..what was written on the report... "Burke cant be included and excluded" and i believe that doesnt mean the same when you only emphasize on the latter.. regardless, it was not mentioned or not, the point is the dna evidence is just one part of the entire evidence in this case..without corroboration, the dna evidence still cant be used to clear them.. that's all

 

[dcountmontecristo]

To be clear: BR cannot be excluded as a contributor to the tDNA on the waistband of the long johns that JonBenét was found in. Furthermore, on all four samples tested on the pink Barbie nightgown, including the front and back of the hem area, BR’s tDNA is present.


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sorry but the exact words mentioned in the report =>" Burke cannot be included and excluded" .. i believe you cant interpret that statement with only focusing on one part because clearly they were used as one...

 

[David Rogers]

sorry but the exact words mentioned in the report =>" Burke cannot be included and excluded" .. i believe you cant interpret that statement with only focusing on one part because clearly they were used as one...

Maybe because he was under 10 they couldn’t include or exclude him.

 

[dcountmontecristo]

Maybe because he was under 10 they couldn’t include or exclude him.

if you are referring to the Colorado children's code of conviction, i dont think it was even relevant. why? because those were from a lab report from Bode. only a certified and trained dna analyst knows exactly what it really meant. my point was, it cannot be interpreted by just looking at it in a contextual manner. just sayin'

 

[UKGuy]

Burke cannot be included and excluded
This is just typical legalese, over here politicians when they do not want to answer a question say I cannot confirm or deny, so its probable that they know but are under an injunction to keep it private?

From memory these tests came long after those undertaken on the Barbie Nightgown where BR's touch-dna deposits slipped out.

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