No i don't
People dont wrote like 400 word ransom notes
Thats some cover up regret shyt
Not having it
I coukd for sure be wrong of course
But my opinion is the moms did it
JonBenet Ramsey, so it was the parents?
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People dont wrote like 400 word ransom notes
Thats some cover up regret shyt
Not having it
I coukd for sure be wrong of course
But my opinion is the moms did it
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
Where was it proven she didn’t wet the bed???
The detective admits he made an error. I literally just watched him get grilled on it in a hearing on how his police department handled the investigation and he repeated it on Larry King that he made an error in saying that. It’s in the doc. The actual footage. That’s not up for discussion lol
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Sauce and Footwork
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Bro there is no reason for the fbi or the handwriting and forgery experts to cover up for this family. Especially when the media and Boulder PD had basically went all in at this point on saying the parents did it. They don’t care about what he does or how much he makes. It would be different if we were talking about the local police department. I respect your opinion bro, I’m just saying the bed wet has been proven false and they admitted it and the results can back negative via the fbi on the ransom note. We have no motive
I agree they completely fumbled the investigation. But saying it’s an intruder is a straight up fairytale
The odds that Ransom Note, being written by a lone wolf (or a team of wolves), who snuck into a house in an extremely quiet neighborhood without alerting anyone, without leaving any footprints, fingerprints, significant DNA or any evidence whatsoever, and deciding to just utilize whatever items they could find in the house (notepad, pen, paintbrush etc.) is extremely slim.
Even if you say it's someone who knows them, would they have been able to enter the home, confront the child, assault and commit a murder, place the body in an obscure, concealed basement room, remember to latch the peg, then take the time to find the required writing materials inside the house to create the note without disturbing or alerting any other occupants?
there was pineapple found in JonBenet's digestive system. meaning she ate recently before she died. it takes pineapple 30 mins for it digest in your system.
So the intruder also fed her?
WaveMolecules
Superstar
it was an intruder and he almost did it again in september of 1997.
csnt tell me it wasnt the same guy.
csnt tell me it wasnt the same guy.
an intruder is being able to enter the home, confront the child, assault and commit a murder, place the body in an obscure, concealed basement room, remember to latch the peg, then take the time to find the required writing materials inside the house to create the note without disturbing or alerting any other occupants?
stop it man
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
Bro there isn’t any way someone cannot leave dna regardless kf where they came from lol. All the evidence tampering, issues with dna,… this is a police investigation problem. This is the fault of the police. This is why so many people are confused running around with the parents killed her stuff. And I didn’t say that it was just a random person either. I think it’s someone who is very familiar with their family.I agree they completely fumbled the investigation. But saying it’s an intruder is a straight up fairytale
The odds that Ransom Note, being written by a lone wolf (or a team of wolves), who snuck into a house in an extremely quiet neighborhood without alerting anyone, without leaving any footprints, fingerprints, significant DNA or any evidence whatsoever, and deciding to just utilize whatever items they could find in the house (notepad, pen, paintbrush etc.) is extremely slim.
Even if you say it's someone who knows them, would they have been able to enter the home, confront the child, assault and commit a murder, place the body in an obscure, concealed basement room, remember to latch the peg, then take the time to find the required writing materials inside the house to create the note without disturbing or alerting any other occupants?
there was pineapple found in JonBenet's digestive system. meaning she ate recently before she died. it takes pineapple 30 mins for it digest in your system.
So the intruder also fed her?
I get you don’t rock with the doc because the father was involved, but as someone who also saw one saying the parents did it, I recommend you check it out. Because it made the other one look unfounded to say it nicely answering all your questions. The person arrived there hours before they came back, as the family was at a Christmas party. They had plenty of time. This has been verified by the police department. So someone was already in the home. They also show a map of the home. The parents stayed on the 3rd floor, which is what black people don’t do lol (sleeping on a higher floor than a child that young), because you need to be able to see and hear. She was taken from her room on the 2nd floor. They even found a rope that did not belong to the family and contained none of their prints in the adjacent room. She was simply taken from her room back downstairs where the person entered.
It’s not as complicated as you are trying to make it. Also the point of entry was one of those old latches in the back yard next to the window that you simply lift up and climb down into the basement. A 60 year old detective literally records himself doing this multiple times for us to see how easy it was for someone to enter. Only a second ago you were talking about the wetting the bed being a motive and now you just dismissed it like o well whatever lol.
For the pineapple , personally I think the killer was someone she seen before and he lured her with it. He was already in the house. I don’t know what we are implying to say before the parents kill their daughter they are gonna give her a pineapple. It’s not enough in its own lol.
Edit: Patsy wrote that shyt. I was wrong . I didn’t see the outside foreinsics on the writing. I stand corrected
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Using a handwriting containing over 200 idiosyncratic similarities to Patsy's handwriting no lessan intruder is being able to enter the home, confront the child, assault and commit a murder, place the body in an obscure, concealed basement room, remember to latch the peg, then take the time to find the required writing materials inside the house to create the note without disturbing or alerting any other occupants?
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
StackorStarve
All Star
This Netflix doc is crazy. I think the mom is involved but it doesn’t explain the DNA of someone they can’t identify on the girls underwear.
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
Bro humbly I was wrong as fukk. I looked that shyt up and saw the outside foreinsics y’all saw. She wrote that shyt. Take this rep
@bigde09
My nikka you got it
Bro fukk everything I just said. Patsy wrote that fukking letter ! Shoulda trusted my gut at first wtf
I was wrong, the mother at the least was involved in the cover up. Man this story goes deep
We'll never know for sure what happened but I do believe the parents were involved in some way. What makes the case so fascinating is nothing 100% adds up. You ain't wrong for thinking it was an intruder because of that. If it wasn't for the note I'd understand the intruder theory too.
Damn wish I had Netflix this doc sounds good. Can't put too much trust i *anything* that was put out there by cops at the time.
Had to be the little shythead brother and the parents covered it up. That kid was a demon you could tell from the police tape little cac animal was in the interview barefoot like it's his house 
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
This is what made me let that go. I was holding on to it, but the maid basically set the record straight for the grand jury.
Ex-Housekeeper Says Patsy Ramsey Killed JonBenet
By Mike McPheeDenver Post Staff Writerhttp://www.denverpost.com7-6-1
| A federal judge Thursday gave grand-jury witnesses permission to talk about their secret testimony, prompting the Ramsey family's former housekeeper to declare that Patsy Ramsey killed her 6-year-old daughter. Former Ramsey housekeeper Linda Hoffmann-Pugh, speaking publicly for the first time about her testimony before the Boulder County grand jury, told reporters Thursday: * She thought Patsy Ramsey had killed JonBenet. * The grand jury seemed to zero in on Patsy Ramsey, and she thought it would indict her. * A Swiss Army knife was found in the basement room where JonBenet's body was found. * "Only Patsy could have put that knife there. I took it away from Burke (JonBenet's older brother) and hid it in a linen closet near JonBenet's bedroom. An intruder never would have found it. Patsy would have found it getting out clean sheets." * Pieces of rope were tied around JonBenet's neck and wrist when her body was discovered Dec. 26, 1996. * The blanket wrapped around JonBenet's body had been left in the dryer. There was still a Barbie Doll nightgown clinging to the blanket, so it had to have come out of the dryer recently, she said. Only Patsy would have known it was in the dryer, she said. |