Jonbenet Ramsey

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I watched the first part, seriously in love with Laura. But surely one of her household did it.

Poor little girl.

the "analysis" of the audio is ridiculous! Could have been anyone saying anything.

That's what I thought, too, Polar

To me the most disturbing factor was that the family seemed to have been able to refuse to be interviewed by police, didn't have to justify some very strange actions and that there was apparently a massive cover-up.

It could have been parents trying to protect their other child from further distress, but it did mean that there were many unanswered questions. Anyone without their money or connections would not have got away with half of what they managed to evade.

I saw Burke Ramsey speaking to Dr Phil a while ago - only a 5 minute clip - I didn't watch it because Dr Phil gets on my nerves, but Burke certainly seemed a very strange young man - a really odd affect.

Of course, that doesn't mean he's a murderer. If he's autistic it may be why his parents didn't eat him interviewed.

*want, not eat

Laura and Jim do a podcast called Real Crime Profile, they did discuss this program on it but those episodes have been took down. I do think it's hard for them to come into the TV investigation with fresh eyes is because they have been working on it for years as did the other experts involved.

Off topic but I do suggest listening to Real Crime Profile episodes of the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murders and the Reeva Steenkamp murder. They don't just discuss the murders they discuss the lead up to them, they discuss coercive behaviour and control. They don't just do one episode on the case, the Nicole Brown Simpson/Ron Goldman murders is covered on something like 12 separate episodes.

Off topic but I do suggest listening to Real Crime Profile episodes of the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murders and the Reeva Steenkamp murder. They don't just discuss the murders they discuss the lead up to them, they discuss coercive behaviour and control. They don't just do one episode on the case, the Nicole Brown Simpson/Ron Goldman murders is covered on something like 12 separate episodes.

I listened to these a while back Danvers and they were fascinating - and absolutely heartbreaking accounts of miscarriages of justice and the negation of victims.

I also wondered why they took the JonBenet Ramsey episodes down.