Retired detective isn't giving up

Elle · Jul 24, 2006

Watching You said:

I agree, Elle. He can demonstrate on jameson, candy, and mame.
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Good thinking WY! Great idea!

Elle · Jul 24, 2006

Thor said:

Elle, thanks for providing that info from the fairy tale book Death of Innocence. First of all, in reading this quote before reading John's explanation from Death of Innocence, it sounds like he told Loose Mitts that he found her and ran upstairs for the blanket, then ran downstairs to cover her with the blanket. At least that's what I read into it. Which wouldn't make sense because Arndt sent him to look for anything unusual and he didn't run upstairs, then down again, at least in front of Arndt.

Second, I found it odd that he said "probably" the tv room. In Death of Innocence, and some of the interviews I saw on TV in 2000, the Ramseys quoted themselves as saying "normally we would do this" or something like that. Sounds fishy to me. Like, they did not say they did something in particular, just that they would "usually" do that. In other words, they did not write what they did in Xmas of 1996, just what they normally would have done. It's been awhile since I've read DOI, but that's one thing that stuck out for me. Just like when Patsy was interviewed with Katie Couric in 2000, she would say things like "I kind of tucked her in", that kind of thing. I have read that this indicates deception. Either you tucked her in or you didn't. You didn't "kind of" do it. That kind of thing. How do you "kind of" tuck your kid in to bed?
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Every time you turn around Thor. Patsy and John's story changes. They forget what they've said before, which tells us they were lying. Yes, It was always "I kind of did this or that kind of thing." Not too convincing, but still they got away with it.

What an act, John Ramsey running upstairs with JonBenÃ©t's stiff body, and still thinking "We can do something." He knew she was dead.

Elle · Jul 24, 2006

Texan said:

If you didn't want your wife to see her daughter that way you would leave her where she was. He had no guarantee that P wouldn't come running when it became obvious he found her. I think all of this was an attempt to destroy a crime scene and he did a good job of it. He acts like he didn't know she was dead. If he tried to remove the cord from her wrist he knew she was cold and in rigor mortis. Maybe I'm being unfair since I am a medical professional but I would have tried to find a carotid pulse and sent FW for help. Would anyone else here do the same thing?
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I agree with you Texan. It was an attempt to ruin the crime scene, and he did do a good job of it. It is so good to have a medical professional here. You will spot so much more than we ever could.

The Punisher · Jul 24, 2006

"I agree, Elle. He can demonstrate on jameson, candy, and mame."

ROFLMAO!

Seriously, if you want someone to show how this thing worked (more aptly how it didn't), I'm sure I could use a dummy or such.

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