"Lake" - former Justice Watch poster

Discussion in 'Justice for JonBenet Discussion - Public Forum' started by Spade, Sep 22, 2006.

  1. Spade

    Spade Member

    Vp


    Pass this along immediately to the slimey limey ABK. Now that Karr hasn't panned out, he needs a new perp NOW!
     
  2. VP

    VP Member

    Oh there's more

    "Jaleo" Posted by Jade on 05:58:44 6/15/2000 Jaleo closed their Atlanta office and moved North American Headquarters to Seattle, WA in April 1999. Bouldernews.com/extra/ramsey/1999/4049cram.html

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    My question is - because I'm old and can't remember :(:(:(:( - didn't Glenn Stine also work for Jaleo? Did he go to the Seattle office?

    Edited to add that this jazzyboss@hotmail.com is all over the seattle forums. Thank you very much :)
     
  3. Spade

    Spade Member

    Jaleo

    Jaelo moved....John and Glen didn't. Don't worry VP, of all the things I've lost in life, I miss my mind the most.
     
  4. koldkase

    koldkase FFJ Senior Member

  5. Spade

    Spade Member

    Lake and MW

    I have not read these posts from Lake before. Once again, he is way off base. Lake frequently posted outrageous comments late at night and then edited them out in the AM. (When he sobered up?)

    Spade posted:
    "Lake was Mark Ohlshaker, John Douglas’ writing partner and the author of the Ramsey segment in Crimes that Haunt Us. Lake’s “off the wall†theory gained credibility with me."

    Please understand that just because his "off the wall theory gained credibility with me" it didn't make me a believer. The posts of Lake's that are of interest to me are the ones from JW in early 1998. Those posts MAY have been based on inside information leaked to Lake by John Douglas ABK and consequently may have been an early attempt by the RST to throw innocent people under the bus.
     
  6. BobC

    BobC Poster of the EON - Fabulous Inimitable Transcript

    I think we should explore every person on earth before focusing on the Ramseys. Has everyone in Nambia been cleared yet?
     
  7. tylin

    tylin Banned

    :floor: Now that's why I miss you when you're not here.
     
  8. BobC

    BobC Poster of the EON - Fabulous Inimitable Transcript

    Well a friend just sent me the latest Mame post--she's already focusing on yet another crackpot mystery suspect. It's just fascinating how people feel a need to look everywhere but directly at the two people in the locked home with the dead child. Mystery women, packs of juveniles, mysterious teddy bears, John Karr, Bootman, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.

    People are trying to make this case interesting again, but it's really just tedious. The evidence hasn't changed in 9 years. Nothing's changed! After the news that Burke was on the 911 call, there hasn't been one damned thing new. There's been one hoax after the other, true, but no new evidence. So why are people swaying with the wind, over and over?

    We will never know exactly what happened that night, but all the staging, ALL OF IT, points straight to Patsy Ramsey. Not to John Karr, or Juveniles, or teddy bears, or Barbie Dolls, or any other the other dead horses currently being flogged.

    It really is that simple.
     
  9. Spade

    Spade Member

    BobC

    Don't you mean 3 people in the locked home with the dead child?

    The story about the tragedy of JonBenet's death is rated between #2 and #10 as "the most interesting unsolved mystery" by readers around the world.

    BobC posted: "We will never know exactly what happened that night, but all the staging, ALL OF IT, points straight to Patsy Ramsey."

    I agree that the staging points to Patsy as the "staging perp" but my opinion is that John was also involved. As you pointed out about the 911 call, Burke's voice is on it; but so is John's voice saying to Burke in an angry tone of voice: "We're not talking to you!"
     
  10. Elle

    Elle Member

    So, you don't need that other list then, Spade?
     
  11. Agreed. 100%. Occam's Razor once again folks. "One should not increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything."


    Edited to add: Behold my new signature...
     
    Last edited: Sep 24, 2006
  12. Spade

    Spade Member

    Elle_1

    So, you don't need that other list then, Spade?

    Elle_1-No Thanks, my hard copies of the files I am looking for are on the way home.
     
  13. Elle

    Elle Member

    Good! Just call me Elle, Spade. Sweet Moab tagged _1 on to my hat because of a logging in problem. I'm not No. 1 anything! :) Thanks for all the incredible material you have posted over the years.
     
  14. BobC

    BobC Poster of the EON - Fabulous Inimitable Transcript

    Yes Burke was in the house as well so I can't exclude him. BUT my reasoning is simple--John Ramsey, from minute one, refused to let Patsy Ramsey out of his sight for YEARS. He never let her go TV by herself, in fact at one point he actually mouthed the words Patsy was saying on a TV appearance in 97. It couldn't have been more obvious that he was AFRAID of what would happen if Patsy were left to her own devices. I would have been too! JR wanted to make sure he controlled every word that came out of Patsy's mouth in those first few years.

    On the other hand, Mr. Control freak allowed Burke to prance off with Mizz White the morning of the murder, let him go to school, let him do whatever he wanted and say whatever he wanted. Now why would someone as cunning and controlling as John Ramsey allow a mouthy 9 YO to go off unattended if he knew anything incriminating? Kids blab. John Ramsey, in my educated opinion, would have kept that kid at his side every minute if he indeed killed his little sister. Only an idiot would do that--he'd have Burke home-schooled if necessary--and John Ramsey is anything but stupid.
     
  15. BobC

    BobC Poster of the EON - Fabulous Inimitable Transcript

    Beyond that

    Patsy being under John's control went beyond TV appearances too. Here is a story I told a long time ago but it bears repeating now:

    When I went to Atlanta to visit my friend Shawn, we went to breakfast one day (I think this was in summer 97) and I had bought a bunch of tabloids that I had laid out on the table. One had Patsy on the cover, and our waiter saw the pic and said "Oh--I met her a couple of weeks ago." I couldn't believe my great luck! The waiter explained that he had attended a very snooty party in Atlanta for a bunch of wealthy architects, and he said John and Patsy were both there to his astonishment. To my surprise, the waiter said JR was a total social butterfly--bubbly, jokey, and very out-going. I found this strange since everybody said that prior to the murder, JR was very quiet and reserved. Patsy, the waiter said, was just the opposite. She seemed quiet, withdrawn and mistrustful of people. He said she didn't hardly talk at all, and JR never left her side, answering a lot of questions directed at her for her. I found this description of their behaviour kinda wierd, since it went against everything I ever read or heard about them.

    Burke, on the other hand, went back to school immediately sans any chaperone or bodyguard. I just can't believe that JR would be stupid enough to allow that kid to chirp like a bird if he knew anything incriminating--let alone if he actually did the murder. Nobody will ever convince me he'd be that foolish.
     
  16. Sabrina

    Sabrina Member

    Remember the look on John's face when Patsy is blurting out "We believe there are two people who know who did this"....
     
  17. heymom

    heymom Member

    That's a great story, and really good deduction, too. I also can't believe that Burke could have returned to school and gone this long without saying anything to anyone, ever. I *can* believe that JR pretty much kept Patsy under his thumb until she died. Now he's free!
     
  18. Man, I was just thinking about that. You could tell he was thinking: "shut the f*** up".

    Yeah, why did she specifically say "two people"? She could've said "someone must know who did this" instead of "two people know who did this". Note she didn't say that the two people were the killers, or that one was the killer and the other an accomplice... she was very specific about it, one person was the killer and related what had happened to a second person. That, to me, is very telling.

    JMO.
     
  19. heymom

    heymom Member

    Yep, I think Patsy blew it big time at that point, but somehow, they covered that up too. He really had a nasty look cross his face, I remember even this long ago. I'd like to see that whole segment again.

    Heymm
     
  20. tylin

    tylin Banned

    BobC,
    It REALLY is that simple. And that is exactly why for 10 years I haven't been able to figure out for the life of me why the RST and the IDI's can't/won't accept the truth---especially when it's right in front of them. I will never ever waver from my belief that Patsy Ramsey did it and that John helped cover up...of course that's just my opinion.
     
    Last edited: Sep 24, 2006
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