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That's what they said about Ted Bundy too, he had a squeaky clean background. Monsters don't always look like monsters that you see on t.v.
Bundy did NOT have a squeaky clean past. From a previous thread:
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Read up on Ted Bundy. He had plenty of serious problems long before he killed, including a fascination with knives before he was 5 years old, severe emotional detachment as a teenager, rage at his siblings, anger about finding that his "mother" was actually his sister...
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The white blanket over the body shows remorse and also that someone very close to her knew that was her favorite blanket. If the killer stunned her with a stun gun, how could she carry that downstairs?
The stun gun theory is up for debate (although no one has ever come up with another credible reason for those strange marks on her back, including the toy train track theory).
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JonBenet's body was wiped down and then covered with her favorite blanket.
The body was never wiped down. That was a theory that one of the many book authors had to sell his book.
Also, the blanket was pulled out of the dryer and thrown over her legs. Guilt? Remorse? Some 20-year-old high on meth, shocked that he did what he did since he didn't plan it that way, and hit with a jab of conscience? Maybe his female partner was the one who pulled it out of the dryer. We don't know.
Sorry, there's the deposition available on youtube of him saying Patsy came into bed AFTER him.
You have a YouTube transcript of Chris Wolfe's lawsuit against John Ramsey (He believed that JR accused him of being a suspect). Different deposition, and several years later.
Hello? I was not saying the Ramseys are not suspects--if you read my previous posts, I pointed out things that would make them suspects. I was asking this question simply to try to see if there is a way to explain it.
Imo, ransom note can't be explained any other way but staging. My post takes everyone into consideration as an author keeping in mind you"re in the process of forming opinion of WDI.
Well, John claims to have put his daughter to bed right away. When did she eat that pineapple in her stomach? Notice all the lip licking he does?
Yea, then he helped his son put together a toy. He went upstairs changed clothes, brushed his teeth, took a melatonin, then read a book. How many hours was it before he actually went to sleep?
Scary that you think someone broke into their home. JonBenet was the only homicide in that city that year.
Sorry, there's the deposition available on youtube of him saying Patsy came into bed AFTER him. If he did say that, it's all very peculiar. Pulling Youtube, brb.
Thanks for the link. Watching it... Most times when the questions are relatively trivial, he answered immediately (good memory), but when it's something more sensitive/critical, he was obviously slow to answer (bad memory for crucial things), with hesitations, or say he didn't remember. To the question what he did when he saw the blanket, he said he immediately knew he found his daughter, and he removed the tape and cord, and kissed her, and talked to her.
I think a parent who just found their child's body in that scenario would not remember so clearly exactly how they acted then ("kissed her, and talked to her"). Curiously, he remembered these details, but did not remember whether he told anyone after seeing broken window and the suitcase. If the broken window and the suitcase under it impressed him (it must have, since he could recount that), then he would have told the police immediately.
"I realized she wasn't asleep, and this wasn't good." and look at the manner when he was saying this. No sadness of recalling that worst moment of his life (supposedly), but rather a defensive nod.
Also, if she was the only homicide that year, that also is meaningless. It doesn't point to who murdered her.
Lip licking is indicative. I also observed that (posted before). It's a way to hide nervousness and take time to answer. And by the way, the lip licking mostly occurred at the crucial questions.
As a side note, the deposition suddenly reminds me of Clinton's impeachment testament.
Lip licking is indicative. I also observed that (posted before). It's a way to hide nervousness and take time to answer. And by the way, the lip licking mostly occurred at the crucial questions.
What evidence is there that he murdered his own daughter?
@23:05 "they asked me if I had recent pictures of JonBenet", sucking nose as if going to cry, but no tear.
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