Jim Kolar – 45 minute video discussing the JonBenet Ramsey Case

I compared the two versions; the difference is that the "edited" version leaves out the first 2 minutes and 55 seconds, the portion which includes the "two filings."

 

Originally Posted by fr brown

I think the penny has dropped for me, fb. I'm probably one of the "intended audience." I can only go by what I see, not knowing about the size of tracks or whatever (?). My choice is the pins from the train track, but I wonder why in both cases the mark on the right side of her back and leg is much bigger than the mark on the left. I suppose this could have been caused by prodding the prong on the right side of the track deeper into jonbenét's skin, although the size of the prongs are the same (?)

 

Oh my giddy aunt! That is a very clear image! Kolar wrote in his book about how a 1:1 comparison hadn't been done on the stungun. You may recall that I did one some years ago which Taser asked to be sent on to them. Not sure if I still have that (although I probably still have the same computer ).

Is there a nice clear colour image of the 1:1 stungun comparison that Kolar did?

Eta - Sorry - I thought I had deleted everything in Kk's post except the image of the train track 1:1, but I'd left the wrong image in!

 

Thanks, Tricia, I've already seen this video but I'm going to help out and give it some more viewings from now on.

 

I'll share it on my FB page, but I don't think any of my family or friends care about this case. But you never know.

In case you are presented with an opportunity, you might ask Chief Kolar to repeat the question someone asks if there isn't a second mic in the room. And, if there is any way possible to show the viewer the slides that the audience is seeing, that would be great, and would make the video more clear, even to casual viewers.

 

If she had been stabbed with the train track, then Dr Meyer would've labeled it as a puncture wound, not an abrasion.

 

How about you provide proof of the autopsy report stating that the wounds are puncture wounds?

 

I dare you to prove there are puncture wounds listed in the autopsy report.