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July 27, 2010, 6:43 pm, Tue Jul 27 18:43:48 UTC 2010 #109
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I agree with you DeeDee, rashomon has said it all for me here! Excellent post!
elle: The RST can't handle the truth!
Just my opinion.
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August 22, 2010, 5:06 pm, Sun Aug 22 17:06:04 UTC 2010 #110
I hope you're right, DeeDee. I really do.
In the meantime, yes, it would be nice to have justice here on Earth. It would give us some faith in our justice system, in ourselves. But that's not to be in this case. We will always have to live with the bitter truth that children get murdered and nobody has to answer for it.
But we know the truth.
"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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August 22, 2010, 8:10 pm, Sun Aug 22 20:10:04 UTC 2010 #111
I don't believe there is any question that someone was molesting JonBenet before that night, whatever sick reason. The forensic evidence found at autopsy proves that. It's on the record.
It's no coincidence that she also had the paintbrush shoved up her the night she was murdered. That argument would be that there were two people who molested her and one just happened to murder her, independent of the other's abuse. The killer happened to use a paintbrush, bizarrely enough? I don't believe that for one minute.
That paintbrush tells me that the person who used it wanted to cover up the previous abuse. Why? She was abused and that's going to be obvious when a medical examiner sees her. So if she's been abused before that night, she's got the evidence right there inside her. What is the purpose of "abusing" her again to cover abuse already present?
This is a fundamental question that might actually reveal the truth of what was done to JB that night, and here's why: how would someone NOT in LE or law practice or forensic science, etc., know that the vaginal abuse would show up in forensic evidence as having happened that night, versus within 78 hours?
I would never have known such a thing before this case. It took me years after this murder to learn this info, and I read and researched it almost every day for a long time.
The thing is, I believe LE knows the answers to these questions very well. They just won't ever tell the public because they don't want to get sued, fired, and end up a significant figure in the nightmare that is the murder of JonBenet Ramsey.
"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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August 24, 2010, 10:02 am, Tue Aug 24 10:02:01 UTC 2010 #112
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I think Patsy Ramsey had to take drastic action to completely damage the previous sexual abuse to JonBenét, which she must have known was there, and using a broken paintbrush shaft just may do the job, she thought! Note: She did choose one of her largest brushes and she knew where her box was. She had to move fast. I'm positive she thought the wooden splinters plus the metal part of the shaft being viciously thrust into JonBenét's vagina would completely eliminate the previous sexual abuse. YES! I feel Patsy Ramsey was capable of this horrific staging procedure!
I also believe Patsy Ramsey was a bad tempered mother and cleaned her daughter aggressively as Steve Thomas suggested.elle: The RST can't handle the truth!
Just my opinion.
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August 26, 2010, 4:36 pm, Thu Aug 26 16:36:40 UTC 2010 #113
"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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August 28, 2010, 1:01 am, Sat Aug 28 1:01:35 UTC 2010 #114
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August 28, 2010, 11:18 am, Sat Aug 28 11:18:56 UTC 2010 #115
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Not just the panties. There was enough blood on JB's thighs and pubic area that it necessitated being wiped by a cloth, which the coroner mentioned to LE present at the autopsy.
Barring sexual abuse, one of my main theories has Patsy douching JB (it has been reported that Patsy used to do this to JB, because of her repeated soiling herself). Patsy was cranky and tired, with lots left to do for the trip early the next morning. Tempers are short. She was too vigorous, and she hurt JB badly enough for her to scream (which a neighbor heard) and bleed. This could have happened all in JB's bathroom, which was right outside her bedroom. JR reported that the rooms were hot in winter, and JB slept with a window open, so the scream could have been heard outside from there as easily as it could have been heard from the basement vent.
I can't place THIS event in the basement. This had to have happened upstairs, probably in the bathroom. Blood could have been washed down the drain with bleach or peroxide. LE claimed to detect a strong bleach-like smell in the bathroom. Patsy used her OWN bathroom to dye her hair, and that had a different smell anyway. Patsy didn't bleach JB's hair with chlorine bleach or peroxide that night. The coroner reported JB's hair as "freshly (evenly) colored, and if you look at her hair in the crime photos, you can see plainly that her hair is HIGHLIGHTED, not bleached (colored overall). This isn't something that Patsy would do herself. JB's hair (especially as she was competing that month in pageants) would have been professionally colored. Pity no one interviewed JB's hairdresser to obtain records of when it had been last colored, cause we could nip right in the bud any claim that odor was from Patsy dyeing JB's hair that night.
IF the scream took place in the basement, then the bleeding and scream were the result of some sort of sexual abuse, because that is the only reason it would have happened in the basement. After a head bash like she suffered, there would be NO scream. She'd have collapsed immediately into unconsciousness, even coma.This is my Constitutionally protected OPINION. Please do not copy or take it anywhere else.
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August 28, 2010, 11:28 am, Sat Aug 28 11:28:34 UTC 2010 #116
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DeeDee wrote:
Patsy didn't bleach JB's hair with chlorine bleach or peroxide that night. The coroner reported JB's hair as "freshly (evenly) colored, and if you look at her hair in the crime photos, you can see plainly that her hair is HIGHLIGHTED, not bleached (colored overall). This isn't something that Patsy would do herself. JB's hair (especially as she was competing that month in pageants) would have been professionally colored. Pity no one interviewed JB's hairdresser to obtain records of when it had been last colored, cause we could nip right in the bud any claim that odor was from Patsy dyeing JB's hair that night.elle: The RST can't handle the truth!
Just my opinion.
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September 3, 2010, 7:36 pm, Fri Sep 3 19:36:22 UTC 2010 #117
somehow
Somehow I just can't imagine Patsy using her own paintbrush in covering up the sexual abuse. Almost all the time when a crime is staged it is done to point the finger of guilt away from the stager and using her own paintbrush doesn't do that. However; if someone else was staging while PR wrote the note... well he certainly might use PR's paintbrush and point toward's her guilt and maybe thought that if her handwriting were identified the combination would be good evidence against her. Of course there is the sticky problem of those sweater fibers entwined in the garrote. My poor head continues to be confused...
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September 3, 2010, 9:48 pm, Fri Sep 3 21:48:30 UTC 2010 #118
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I know- gives me a headache, too. But sometimes Occam's Razor kicks in and the simplest explanation is usually what happened. Patsy wrote the note, tied the garrote, was there when the tape was placed on JB's mouth. Her fibers were found in the tote from which the paintbrush was removed (a tote she claimed not to have used while wearing that jacket).
Patsy was involved in all of it, tough she may not have been the one to insert the paintbrush (if that actually happened- we still have not seen a report saying it). But Patsy wasn't alone. I don't believe she could have done it all alone. JR's shirt fibers place him there, too. He helped. They BOTH were involved in this coverup.This is my Constitutionally protected OPINION. Please do not copy or take it anywhere else.
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September 9, 2010, 9:02 am, Thu Sep 9 9:02:15 UTC 2010 #119
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Proof of sexual abuse?
But is is definite proof of sexual abuse? The problem is that chronic vaginal inflammation can have other causes as well. The size of hymenal openings vary too, and the rim needn't be complete either.
From the autopsy report:
"All of the sections contain vascular congestion and interstitial chronic inflammation. The smallest piece of tissue, from the 7:00 position of the vaginal wall/hymen, contains epithelial erosion with underlying capillary congestion. A small number of blood cells is present on the eroded surface, as is birefringent material."
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The epithelial erosion was found on the location where the acute genital wound had been inflicted.
If my memory is correct, the term "erosion" does not automatically imply the result of a chronic process but means that, as opposed to abrasion, new skin tissue can't form anymore.
So could a single action like jabbing in the broken paintbrush handle have resulted in eroded tissue as well?
That would explain why blood had been wiped off JonBenet and the removal of the original panties containing incriminating evidence.
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September 9, 2010, 3:26 pm, Thu Sep 9 15:26:22 UTC 2010 #120
Good to see you here, rashomon. It's good to have a discussion with so many who know this case so well.
As to jabbing the paintbrush causing the eroded tissue, I don't think so. Not unless it was used on her before that night. Can "erosion" of tissue form within minutes of death? Maybe I'm misunderstanding the term, as medical lingo gets tricky, I know. All I can do is take this in the context of other evidence.
For example, what are the odds that JonBenet had such vaginal injury that was clearly, biologically determined to be at least days old, but simply a coincidence in relation to the vaginal injuries inflicted at the time she was attacked and murdered?
The autopsy evidence of chronic vaginal injury inflicted over a prolonged timeline is so inarguable that even Team Ramsey quit denying that autopsy evidence and began making excuses--like "it was the bubble bath" or "she did it to herself." That should tell you something right there: it was chronic, it was inflicted before the night of her death, over time, and it's no bubble bath attack, either.
How many "coincidences" can people swallow in this case before they start to realize the mountain of evidence against the Ramseys is not some figment of Ramsey-haters' imaginations?
People don't want to believe it for some reason. I guess the same reason they don't believe victims of child abuse and rape when they speak up. Any old excuse to make it not so, because it is ugly and who wants to go there? Not that nice man! Not that lovely family! It has to be a lie! Or bubble bath! Or explained some other way...any other way.
So be it. It's a moot point now, anyway.
But you know what I think, rashomon, and unless someone can come up with some substantial evidence supporting a truly twisted tale of a killer who managed to sneak into the Ramsey's lives to molest JonBenet over a period of time without anyone noticing or her telling anyone what was happening to her, then back in again on Christmas night 1996, then "Poof!" forever, I can't believe that this autopsy evidence is some fluke of coincidence.
Let me say this: the final piece of the puzzle will never be put into place, in all likelihood, but a big piece was inserted when Mrs. Archuleta spoke to a reporter not that long ago about Patsy being upset that JonBenet was "too friendly" and "flirting." With the autopsy evidence, the implication of those statements tells me very clearly that Patsy was concerned that JonBenet was behaving sexually, inappropriately, and Patsy was distressed about it. JonBenet was six years old.
What parent would utter such a thing without having some real basis for concern? Children do discover their bodies at some early point, and they do have questions and explore, but what do we do? We instruct them about appropriate behavior. It's not always easy, but it's part of parenting a child. Do we act like they are somehow bad? That they are at fault for something that is such a natural part of human growth and development that it would be more concerning if a child never demonstrated any curiosity?
So why would Patsy say that to someone outside the family? Why be so concerned? Was JonBenet demonstrating sexual behavior beyond the normal development stages of her age group? Did Patsy discover something? Or was Patsy such a prude that a precocious six year old who had spent a third of her life being trained to strut on a stage like an adult pageant queen while dressed like a seductress surprised her by continuing that offstage? Why not just instruct the child, train her about "time and place," like we do with so many other issues? Which is it?
Fast forward to the autopsy results: now put it together. I think Patsy had discovered JonBenet was being molested. Age-inappropriate sexual behavior is textbook in a child who is being molested. That's FACT. What exactly was involved in JonBenet's "flirting with strangers"? Too bad LE never got to ask those questions, isn't it? If the Ramseys' friends hadn't been told by Team Ramsey to clam up, maybe that old intruder was someone JonBenet "flirted" with. Oh, but the Ramseys just never had a clue when LE asked about anything they could think of...anyone....
I have a clue: they knew. All.
Unfortunately Mrs. Archuleta gave no specific time for these statements to the reporter, but in the context of what she was saying, I'd say it was within months or less of JonBenet's death. JonBenet was only in pageants for about a year and a half, and I don't think she was "flirting" with strangers enough to cause concern when she was four.
So you can see why I am firm in my belief that JonBenet was being molested and this was the catalyst which led to her murder, directly or indirectly. The evidence of it is clearly no coincidence, IMO.
"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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