[ SECRET POST #4452 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4452 ⌋

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Comments

Re: For true crime doc fans - Netflix "The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann"

[(Anonymous)]

Ehhhh. I know that's a favorite theory for a lot of people, but it seems pretty weak. Even we accept that a 9 year old kid could commit murder - and it's entirely possible, if not common - there are too many holes. Did he fashion and use the garrote? That'd be awfully sophisticated for a 9 year old kid. Or was he just responsible for the head trauma? If he only did the head trauma, who committed the strangulation via garrote?

I know people argue that the parents covered up for their son but think about it... remember that there's no evidence the Ramseys ever mistreated either of their two kids, certainly not physically. If either of them was the favorite, it looks more like JonBenet, not her brother. So in order for the cover up to take place, they would've had to find JonBenet with a head wound but NOT yet dead and instead of screaming and calling 911 or rushing her to the hospital to save her, their first instinct is to make a garrote, finish the job by strangling her and also faking some vaginal injury along the way and then stage the body in the basement?


And then where did the unknown male DNA (TWO individual sources) on JonBenet's clothes come from?

Re: For true crime doc fans - Netflix "The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann"

[ayebydan]

JB wet herself often. She was the family cash cow and an unhappy one at that.

I fully believe the parents could have panicked and done all that you described. No one ever said murder made sense. Their story certainly doesn't.