Comments on: JonBenet Ramsey Thread

By: bobster

bobster — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 11:30:00 +0000

2 things bug me about this. 1. did anyone else find it creepy how he was paraded out in front of reporters, lee harvey oswald-style? why were all those guys touching him and wanting their pictures taken with him? the guy is creepy-looking enough.

the other thing is that the media-locusts and talking-heads are out and on this like flies on meat. now it looks like the 24/7 cable-nets will be nothing but Jon-Benet for the next 9 months again. cable news really is a society-killer. i really do hate fox/cnn/cnbc/msnbc and their yelling bubble-heads

By: SteveOk

SteveOk — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 01:22:00 +0000

The police should be able to corroborate this nutcakes’s “confession” in short order. If he did do this awful crime a terrible monster will have been taken off the streets. If he didn’t do it, he will have gotten his 15 minutes of fame and he will forever be known as the nuttiest nutjob in the universe.

By: Wayne22

Wayne22 — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 12:15:00 +0000

I think Dr. Cyril Wecht's analysis is is correct.
Whoever murdered JonBonet was not a stranger to the family. They knew the layout of the house.

Even if John and Patsy Ramsey are innocent, they made themselves look suspicious because of the way they acted.

My guess is that the murderor was an aquaintance of the Ramsey's who had visited the home many times. I think that the Ramsey's know a lot more than they have said.

By: Mr. G

Mr. G — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 01:00:00 +0000

Hmmm, the more I hear, the more I think it may be a hoax.

That's funny, one of the segments on the Oreilly Factor was how the media is getting info to the public before all the facts are in order. I had the guy guilty (based on his confession mind you) before I heard that his story conflicted with the coroner's report.

By: St. Thor

St. Thor — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 18:59:00 +0000

Assuming he killed her as he claims, it is probably
better for the world's balance of good and evil that he rot in a Thai dungeon. But, even if he deals out of the death penalty from the Colorado, he will have to watch his back very carefully around other prisoners, since their favorite targets are child molesters. And he might not be around as long to consider his crime in US prison as he would be in a Thai prison.

By: XWL

XWL — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 18:41:00 +0000

My take on him is similar to Tammy's, I suppose.

We have a sick individual, obsessed with child murders, who collected all the information he could about a famous case, and even corresponded at length with people around the case.

Then we see him captured for doing sick things to children in Thailand (or more likely, for not paying the right people off, who would have been happy to allow him to do sick things to children, for the right price).

Where do you think this monster would rather serve his time, in a Thai dungeon, or a US prison?

So, the manipulative malignant narcissist he is, he uses the knowledge he gleaned about the JonBenet case and concocted a story that would get him a ticket back to the United States, the ego stroke of media attention, and most likely a deal where he doesn't face the death penalty.

Plus his ex-wife is saying that she can definitively prove that he wasn't in Colorado at the time of the slaying.

Frankly, I think he should have stayed to rot in Thailand, and the FBI may have been duped.

By: Mr. G

Mr. G — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 17:32:00 +0000

I donâ€™t think this is a bogus confession, just from what Iâ€™ve heard thus far.

He says he â€œloved herâ€ and that "There's no way [he] could be brief about it. It's a very involved series of events".

Unfortunately this sounds just like a sicko pedophile mentality. And consider where he was picked up.

The only thing â€˜very involvedâ€™ is my desire to see our justice system in optimal effect in this case. I'm curious if this guy had any history that would have foreshadowed this event.