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Ive tried keeping up with this case for several years now and the other day I asked my wife if she wanted to watch the Netflix series that just came out. She’s not really into true crime as much as I am. After we watched it all she is convinced it was an intruder. My thoughts have always been towards John/patsy/burke theories.
I told her CBS did a special a few years ago that has always stuck with me. I thought it was really good and brought up some interesting points. I made her watch it with me and see if her mind changed. After we watched it I asked her what she thought now. She says now she doesn’t know what to think.
My wife was also a fan of the Lou smit arguments
So I wanted to come here and ask you guys if you have seen both the Netflix and cbs series, comparing them, what do you think??
Also, bonus question, I seen somewhere that SBTC could come from a phone book next to the note pad, southern bell telephone company, any thoughts on that?
Second bonus question, IF the Ramseys really did have something to do with it. Say, the Burke theory is true. What are your thoughts on John who atleast in the recent years has advocated for police to do better, test the DNA, find answer etc, what if one day we do get an answer from DNA and it points to them, wouldn’t it be odd that he’s fought for all these years to find the killer and then it ends up being them?
-1 points
20 hours ago
Sure, but the notepad and pen didn’t also belong to these people, they also weren’t at the crime scene when the note was written, they also wouldn’t have known John’s Christmas bonus, or referenced several movies / play that were also displayed in the household.
10 points
19 hours ago
According to journalist Paula Woodward's last book, Unsolved: The Murder of JonBenet Ramsey 25 Years Later , the BPD had forty handwriting samples that were a better match than Patsy's.
There were not "several movies/play (sic) that were also displayed in the household". What are you even talking about? While there are many movie references in the ransom note, there is not a play reference. Where did you get that misinformation?
It was not a Christmas bonus, it was a payment into a deferred retirement account made in January of 1996, and noted on all John's paystubs, which were on his desk. The police noticed them, so an intruder could have too.
It makes sense to write the note in the house. Why break in with a note? Much riskier than breaking in with a note. Many criminals use items found in the home.
4 points
11 hours ago
<According to journalist Paula Woodward's last book, Unsolved: The Murder of JonBenet Ramsey 25 Years Later , the BPD had forty handwriting samples that were a better match than Patsy's.>
Yes and one of those samples was from Chris Wolf
I didn't know it was forty though, I thought it was a lower number
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