07-30-2018, 09:42 PM
16 John Finds JonBenet's body
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The police department that responded to the kidnapping call, turned homicide was the local police department in Boulder, Colorado. The Boulder Police Department was insurmountably unprepared for JonBenet’s murder, used to handling one, maybe two homicides per year. This so thoroughly contaminated the eventual crime scene, as the police maintained literally zero control over the scene. The Sargent of the Boulder Police Department responded to the initial kidnapping 911 call, however, left with another detective for a meeting with the FBI before the body was found. This would be a fatal mistake on the part of the police.
One of the responding officers on the scene was beginning to notice that JonBenet’s father, John Ramsey, had become visibly antsy due to the circumstance. The officer then appoints John Ramsey to look through the Ramsey home in search of anything that might seem out of place, instructing him to start from top to bottom. However, curiously, he started in the basement where he inadvertently found JonBenet’s dead body in the basement. He then picks her body up and carries her upstairs and lays her in front of the officers, literally disturbing any and all potential evidence the crime scene may have contained.
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Not sure why they posted this particular photo - it is the train room, not where the broken window was found, not where the murder took place, not where JonBenét's body was found.
Again, spelling is terrible.
Error - the Detective, Linda Arndt, did not ask only John to search the house - she directed several of the people in the home to look around. She did NOT say to start at the top, nothing like that - the only room off limits was JonBenét's bedroom and it was logical to check the basement first since the parents had slept on the third floor, searched the second earlier and gone the length of the house to get to Burke, the first floor was full of people - the basement was the logical place to start.
Yes, John found his daughter and carried her upstairs. The body was on the floor and seen by the single officer remaining as well as the minister, the Whites, the Fernies and Patsy.
The moving of the body was a terrible error but while it may have disturbed some of the evidence, it did not disturb all of it and didn't destroy it. Plenty was found and not all is yet public, believe it or not. Science is making advances every day.
The police department that responded to the kidnapping call, turned homicide was the local police department in Boulder, Colorado. The Boulder Police Department was insurmountably unprepared for JonBenet’s murder, used to handling one, maybe two homicides per year. This so thoroughly contaminated the eventual crime scene, as the police maintained literally zero control over the scene. The Sargent of the Boulder Police Department responded to the initial kidnapping 911 call, however, left with another detective for a meeting with the FBI before the body was found. This would be a fatal mistake on the part of the police.
One of the responding officers on the scene was beginning to notice that JonBenet’s father, John Ramsey, had become visibly antsy due to the circumstance. The officer then appoints John Ramsey to look through the Ramsey home in search of anything that might seem out of place, instructing him to start from top to bottom. However, curiously, he started in the basement where he inadvertently found JonBenet’s dead body in the basement. He then picks her body up and carries her upstairs and lays her in front of the officers, literally disturbing any and all potential evidence the crime scene may have contained.
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Not sure why they posted this particular photo - it is the train room, not where the broken window was found, not where the murder took place, not where JonBenét's body was found.
Again, spelling is terrible.
Error - the Detective, Linda Arndt, did not ask only John to search the house - she directed several of the people in the home to look around. She did NOT say to start at the top, nothing like that - the only room off limits was JonBenét's bedroom and it was logical to check the basement first since the parents had slept on the third floor, searched the second earlier and gone the length of the house to get to Burke, the first floor was full of people - the basement was the logical place to start.
Yes, John found his daughter and carried her upstairs. The body was on the floor and seen by the single officer remaining as well as the minister, the Whites, the Fernies and Patsy.
The moving of the body was a terrible error but while it may have disturbed some of the evidence, it did not disturb all of it and didn't destroy it. Plenty was found and not all is yet public, believe it or not. Science is making advances every day.