Originally Posted by
Snowball
I have to raise exemption with this, a lot is clear, if one is willing to pay attention and think
outside of their preconceived notions. In the last video posted there, after the "plane" is
absorbed by the tower, 6-7 seconds LATER... then the hole imprint of the plane shape
emerged, plainly done with implanted explosives. But, I digress...
Who can say with certainty concerning JonBenet's murder, however this first and only,
and 20 years later interview which Burke Ramsey did with Dr. Phil certainly has raised
the eyebrows.
Burke Ramsey has lived in hiding for 20 years. He still lives in hiding, works from home,
and has no public profile, indeed hardly any social interaction at all.
His mannerisms and behavior in the interview appear to be a classic case of sociopathology,
or some other mental issue, the blank smiles, the empty eyes, etc.. it took him 20 years
to feel confident enough to talk about it, knowing he could lie. Burke was mere days away
from his 10th birthday when JonBenet was strangled, and hit. 10 is certainly strong enough
to kill in anger, especially a tiny little girl.
One would think Burke would appear much differently than he did in the interview.
Burke also lost his mother when she was only 49 to ovarian cancer. He does not appear normal.
He appears psychotic.
It is easy to understand the situation of the parents and why the focus of the police was
on the family.. and why they and their law firm attempted to shift away from the plain evidence.
They just lost their daughter, did they want to lose their son also ? They didn't want his life ruined.
So they started hatching stories. They even allowed themselves to become suspects rather than
see Burke convicted of killing JonBenet for what was, in their eyes, a mistake, a boyish fit of rage,
not willing to admit that their son had serious mental problems of some sort.
He cannot be tried as an adult of course, the state doesn't have much of a reason to push this,
but in the highest likelihood, Burke killed Jonbenet.