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I don't expect you to be able to have the thought process to know what to do to get an insurance company to pay. You are stone broke and on welfare. Of course you don't get it.
Sure.....Sunshine. You're the expert after all.
So...since you saw the video, tell us what Patsy talked about the most.....for insurance purposes, of course.
Ah bode, ever the compassionate feminist, and the first to attack the mom in this case.
Cuz she's female, and wears makeup. CREEPY!
I think still it was just an accident. And by trying to cover up the accident it just got worse.
I think still it was just an accident. And by trying to cover up the accident it just got worse.
Yes, because people often accidentally tie up little girls with their wrists above their head, accidentally fracture their skull with blunt force trauma and accidentally strangle them. I can see why you would call that an accident.
I agree with you. It's terrible what happened to the Ramseys, and I don't think they were treated very well during their time of mourning. They lost their beautiful daughter in the twinkling of an eye, and her killer eluded the police due to their fixation on the family who lawyered up on account of the rude behavior they received. After a killer broke their hearts, the community followed suite and did likewise. And somebody bad got away with murder when police decided to go for the family rather than the facts that were scrambled with conspiracy theories.JonBenet Ramsey Case: Judge Orders DA To Show Why Secret Indictment Of Parents Should Remain Secret
In 1999, a grand jury in the brutal murder case of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey voted to indict her parents, John and Patsy Ramsey. But then-Boulder District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to sign it, citing that he could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
The indictment's existence was not known until earlier this year. Now a judge has ruled that the current Boulder DA Stan Garnett must show why the un-prosecuted indictment must remain secret.
"The court concludes that the secrecy required in the grand jury process is not compromised through a process that requires the presentment of the indictment in open court," Weld County Judge Robert Lowenbach wrote, The Boulder Daily Camera first reported. "Under this procedure, there is no breach of the secrecy and confidentiality expected in grand jury proceedings," Lowenbach continued. "It is ordered therefore that the defendant (Garnett) show cause why he should not be required to disclose the requested documents."
I still think the parents/brother knew who murdered her. I know DNA did not match at the murder scene, but I still think they were involved in some way. And what is the big secret still being hidden?
well- I don't think either of the parents were involved. don't know who else could have been-don't care. what I do know--the Ramseys lived in Atlanta and attended Peachtree Presbyterian church--largest pres church in US--I attended it for a while. the sort of people who I met there --decent and honorable and I don't care to speculate further. Believe as you will. books have been written--movies made.
if someone wants to continue to pursue this and they are paid well to do it--fine. the case is closed as far as I am concerned. RIP--Jon Benet and Patsy.
If it were paranoid conspiracy theory with a dash of fiction thrown in, I wouldn't like it either. The man lost a daughter and his broken wife in a short amount of time. He may not wish to have his face rubbed in fabrications one more time.John Ramsey Opposes Release Of Secret Indictment In JonBenet Murder Case
Looks like Mr. Ramsey is having a cow about the release. Hmm. Something to hide, eh?
I don't think the family killed her. Early on, I thought maybe Patsy accidentally killed her trying to get her to 'perform' sufficiently for one of the pageants. But there is DNA evidence that it was someone else. The family had enemies, particularly the father who was a businessman. And Patsy loved the pageant life, having herself been in them at a younger age, far too much to kill the girl.
I think still it was just an accident. And by trying to cover up the accident it just got worse.
Yes, because people often accidentally tie up little girls with their wrists above their head, accidentally fracture their skull with blunt force trauma and accidentally strangle them. I can see why you would call that an accident.
I said I thought they covered it up to make it look like a murder. Do you have any comprehension skills?
You really are a dumb fuck if you can't understand what I posted.
Yeah...that's what it was........
I don't expect you to be able to have the thought process to know what to do to get an insurance company to pay. You are stone broke and on welfare. Of course you don't get it.
I don't expect you to be able to have the thought process to know what to do to get an insurance company to pay. You are stone broke and on welfare. Of course you don't get it.
Sunshine is right, and you, very predictably, don't grasp it and so ridicule her for suggesting something that makes no sense to you.
Total libtard.
decades ago....a triple murder rocked boone....the durham murders...
40-year-old unsolved triple murder still haunts law enforcement - Winston-Salem Journal: Local News
everyone seems to know who the murderer was but its never been proven....
amazing 3 people dead and they cant figure it out.....
