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I just finished reading Perfect Murder, Perfect Town & I can't see any way that a stranger would have been able to navigate that house in the middle of the night and lure the kid from her bed without waking anyone else up. And the fact that her parents were ready to hop on a plane to Atlanta the same night is just too weird. Why would you even think about leaving under those circumstances? I don't know if she was deliberately killed or if it was an accident that they tried to cover up in a state of panic (I lean toward the latter)...but I can only believe it was at the hands of one of the family members. Too bad we will never know for sure.
I just finished reading Perfect Murder, Perfect Town & I can't see any way that a stranger would have been able to navigate that house in the middle of the night and lure the kid from her bed without waking anyone else up. And the fact that her parents were ready to hop on a plane to Atlanta the same night is just too weird. Why would you even think about leaving under those circumstances? I don't know if she was deliberately killed or if it was an accident that they tried to cover up in a state of panic (I lean toward the latter)...but I can only believe it was at the hands of one of the family members. Too bad we will never know for sure.
It doesn't imply family or a stranger, someone aware of the layout of the house.
One thing that really rattled me about this case, was when the police questioned everyone who had access to the home, or could have gone in the kitchen, and grabbed extra house keys. After this case, and Elizabeth Smart case, we no longer had a key board in our kitchen, we kept our keys either on our person, or in a locked drawer.
Of course, in both cases, a dog would have been an excellent deterrant to anyone coming in...and alerted the family. And I had a dog when my kids were small...he was quite vocal when anyone came over.
One thing that really rattled me about this case, was when the police questioned everyone who had access to the home, or could have gone in the kitchen, and grabbed extra house keys. After this case, and Elizabeth Smart case, we no longer had a key board in our kitchen, we kept our keys either on our person, or in a locked drawer.
Of course, in both cases, a dog would have been an excellent deterrant to anyone coming in...and alerted the family. And I had a dog when my kids were small...he was quite vocal when anyone came over.
A dog wouldn't help when the murderer is a family member such as in the OJ Simpson case!!
I suspect it got him out of serious trouble he was facing in Thailand if he hadn't been extradited. I think that was his rationale. He even got a free plane ride home.
John Mark Karr had been emailing with a professor at the University of Colorado four years prior to him being arrested. His email address was the date of the murder. It wasn't like he confessed on a whim. He was pretty much playing a part in the emails, as this serial child murderer, as he also claimed to be wanted for other murders, which wasn't true. A lot of people said he was obsessed with the case, and it wouldn't surprise me if he truly thinks he killed JonBenet, or wishes he did.
This has been thrown in normal Americans faces many times. If your rich,famous,well connected with the law enforcement/ government. You will not spend time in prison for your crimes.
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