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Imo, there are, or should be, circles of importance (resembling those on an archery target)that clues to a crime fall into, in order to keep sight of what really happened as opposed to what might have been. I've made up four and am curious to see where the things thought of as evidence would fall for other people..

My first (1) or inner circle is datable to that night and it is clearly and irrefutably tied to the commission of the crime, or shows that an action (such as using a certain sharpie, or transporting a blanket) was part of the crime.

Ransom note, sharpie, pad.
Garrotte, ligatures, black duct tape, paint brush handle.
Paint tray, piece of paint brush in tray. Her injuries, position and condition of body, location of body, her clothes.
Blanket, barbie doll nightgown. Bloodstains and locations on her clothing.
The autopsy findings and photos.

Second circle:(2)
Is clearly tied to the elements that made up the crime or crime scene but it's not certain that the killer left it during commission of the crime.

Pineapple, prints on bowl, bowl.
Dna.
Fibers, especially on the duct tape, paint tray and garrotte. Dust, mold, particles (or lack of them) on her feet. Paint chip on shirt. The fact that the underwear was oversized.
Heart on hand. Hair ties, style.



(3) found at the scene, could be relevant but needs more to connect it to the crime, or alternate explanations have been found.

Partial palm print on door. High tech boot print. Broken window. Open butler pantry door, pry marks on doors. Rope in JAR room. Dust ruffle. Suitcase and contents.

(4) Things that are mere possibilities, speculative, or have little basis to connect them to the actual crime or crime scene at this time.

Outstanding keys, pedophiles living nearby. Pageant + Parade participation.

So what else does everyone see as important evidence, where would you put it, and why?

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Figwit wrote:
Imo, there are, or should be, circles of importance (resembling those on an archery target)that clues to a crime fall into, in order to keep sight of what really happened as opposed to what might have been. I've made up four and am curious to see where the things thought of as evidence would fall for other people..
My first (1) or inner circle is datable to that night and it is clearly and irrefutably tied to the commission of the crime, or shows that an action (such as using a certain sharpie, or transporting a blanket) was part of the crime.
Ransom note, sharpie, pad.
Garrotte, ligatures, black duct tape, paint brush handle.
Paint tray, piece of paint brush in tray. Her injuries, position and condition of body, location of body, her clothes.
Blanket, barbie doll nightgown. Bloodstains and locations on her clothing.
The autopsy findings and photos.
Second circle:(2)
Is clearly tied to the elements that made up the crime or crime scene but it's not certain that the killer left it during commission of the crime.
Pineapple, prints on bowl, bowl.
Dna.
Fibers, especially on the duct tape, paint tray and garrotte. Dust, mold, particles (or lack of them) on her feet. Paint chip on shirt. The fact that the underwear was oversized.
Heart on hand. Hair ties, style.
(3) found at the scene, could be relevant but needs more to connect it to the crime, or alternate explanations have been found.
Partial palm print on door. High tech boot print. Broken window. Open butler pantry door, pry marks on doors. Rope in JAR room. Dust ruffle. Suitcase and contents.
(4) Things that are mere possibilities, speculative, or have little basis to connect them to the actual crime or crime scene at this time.
Outstanding keys, pedophiles living nearby. Pageant + Parade participation.
So what else does everyone see as important evidence, where would you put it, and why?
An excellent presentation, Figwit, and thank you. What I would add to the second circle is the flashlight completely wiped clean of prints, which IMO is VERY significant.

To the third circle I would add the light that was out in the southeast (or was it west?) corner of the house, which had been on for years. Could be coincidence, but IMO definitely leaves a question mark.
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pictures found or taken in basement of jb
dog hair
blood on pillow case
something on carpet (took sample)
curtain sash out of place
bible verses
dictionary
x'd out faces on newsletter/magazine
torn up christmas card from MCR
crab plate saved for jb
miscellaneous fibers from unknown source
white wig hair
missing key from Barnhill's
wire
cigarette butts
lights seen in kitchen & butler pantry by neighbors
Burke heard floor boards squeaking
pillow out of place
chair out of place
suitcase out of place
hair ties out of place
women's soft ball bat - unknown source
money in toilet
knives out of place

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Everything mentioned here could exonerate as well as suspect familial involvement especially the aformentioned flashlight. Did the "Intruder" need to change batteries mid kill and know where and if the Ramsey family had the very ones he needed? There were no prints on the flashlight, none. If someone wore gloves smudges would still have been left on the flashlight. I wouldn't think someone would wipe a flashlight off and leave it at the crime scene when he could have just taken it with him. I suppose underwear and cord flush a little easier than a mag light, or at least that's what John would think. The lack of prints on the flashlight interior is one of the greatest points suggesting familial involvement so I'm greatful it was even brought up. And if a "Clever Intruder" wanted to frame John Ramsey wouldn't he have not touched the interior at all? The logic here is awfully strange.

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I think the DNA evidence should be in the innermost circle, it is substantially related to the commission of the crime. It's nearly impossible that the DNA in question is happenstance. Any scientifically-based, testable/measurable evidence should be in this category.(Handwriting, linguistics, fibers, hairs, DNA, fingerprints, shoe prints, etc.)

The most circumstantial/speculative evidence (Behavior, coincidence, etc.) should extend to the outermost circle.

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Don't speak about Burke that way, he didn't mean it.
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a brutally assaulted, disfigured, abused, hideous, swollen, savaged, innocent, unsuspecting, asphyxiated, tiny, baby daughter of two loving parents who would have done anything for her.
tells you everything about her killer

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The most important thing you do not mention is the cream in the bowl of pineapple.

You also make the mistake of calling the neck ligature a garrote which it wasn't.

And where did you get the chip of paint on the shirt?

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I think the DNA evidence should be in the innermost circle, it is substantially related to the commission of the crime. It's nearly impossible that the DNA in question is happenstance. Any scientifically-based, testable/measurable evidence should be in this category.(Handwriting, linguistics, fibers, hairs, DNA, fingerprints, shoe prints, etc.)
The most circumstantial/speculative evidence (Behavior, coincidence, etc.) should extend to the outermost circle.
The DNA has nothing to do with the case.

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Also, the initialism connection to the Psalms is a major clue.

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The DNA has nothing to do with the case.
The probability that you are correct is nearly 0.

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BrotherMoon wrote:
Also, the initialism connection to the Psalms is a major clue.
Pure speculation, but I'm sure you have some sort of tangible, measurable, forensic evidence. Please share...

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I think the location of the ransom note and the wrist impressions left by the cords that indicate she had been strung up belong in the first circle.

In the last circle I would add the belongings of JAR that appeared to have been tossed in a pile in the basement and the insistence of Bill McReynolds that Patsy have a Christmas Party because Charles Kuralt would be filming when McR knew at the time that Kuralt would not be there.

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Mama2JML wrote:
I think the DNA evidence should be in the innermost circle, it is substantially related to the commission of the crime. It's nearly impossible that the DNA in question is happenstance. Any scientifically-based, testable/measurable evidence should be in this category.(Handwriting, linguistics, fibers, hairs, DNA, fingerprints, shoe prints, etc.)
The most circumstantial/speculative evidence (Behavior, coincidence, etc.) should extend to the outermost circle.
Please produce any scientific expert or any report that backs up anything you have claimed here about the DNA. You say it is nearly impossible that the DNA is happenstance. That isn't true unless you've got something from a scientific expert that says it is.

It is arrogant to state something that none of the experts are willing to state. I think you need to consider that

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Capricorn wrote:
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Please produce any scientific expert or any report that backs up anything you have claimed here about the DNA. You say it is nearly impossible that the DNA is happenstance. That isn't true unless you've got something from a scientific expert that says it is.
It is arrogant to state something that none of the experts are willing to state. I think you need to consider that
She's a troll IDIot whose whole theory is based on the DNA. She skirts around discussion and passive/aggressively leads to the DNA which she cannot support. It's a childish tactic that has been used forever.

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Pure speculation, but I'm sure you have some sort of tangible, measurable, forensic evidence. Please share...
Evidence of what you moron? Try reading about the case. Stop trolling the DNA on hearsay.
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pictures found or taken in basement of jb
PATSY EXPLAINED THAT.

dog hair
WHAT DOG HAIR? I'VE HEARD RUMORS OF THAT BUT CAN YOU SUPPLY A SOURCE?

blood on pillow case
HOW IS THAT EVIDENCE OF AN INTRUDER?

something on carpet (took sample)
PATSY SAID SHE SPILLED WINE ON THE CARPET

curtain sash out of place
GIVE ME A BREAK. THE KIDS ROOM WAS A MESS.

bible verses
AGAIN, HOW IS THAT EVIDENCE OF AN INTRUDER?

dictionary
NO SOLID EVIDENCE THAT THE OPEN DICTIONARY HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE WORD "INCEST."

x'd out faces on newsletter/magazine
ONE OF THE KIDS, OR EVEN PATSY COULD HAVE DONE THAT.

torn up christmas card from MCR
IT WAS NOT SIGNED BY MCR SO THERE IS NO PROOF IT WAS EVEN FROM HIM.

crab plate saved for jb
PRISCILLA MADE UP A LOT OF PLATES OF THE CRAB. IT JUST MEANS THAT JB WAS NOT IN THE VICINITY WHEN IT WAS BEING SERVED SO THAT IS WHY SHE SAVED IT FOR HER.

miscellaneous fibers from unknown source
THEY HAD A FOYER PARTY EARLIER IN THE MONTH AND ANOTHER PARTY ON THE 23RD. VARIOUS KIDS WERE OVER THEIR HOUSE ON CHRISTMAS. THE FIBERS MEAN NOTHING.

white wig hair
SOURCE, PLEASE.

missing key from Barnhill's
THE BARNHILLS LOST ONE OF THEIR KEYS. IT HAPPENS. MYSTERY SOLVED.

wire
IT WASN'T USED IN THE CRIME AND THE CELLAR WAS FULL OF JUNK.

cigarette butts
I GET THEM IN MY YARD ALL THE TIME AND I DON'T SMOKE. EVER HEAR OF WIND?

lights seen in kitchen & butler pantry by neighbors
COULD HAVE BEEN THE RAMSEYS USING THEIR FLASHLIGHT SO THE NEIGHBORS WOULD NOT KNOW THAT THEY WERE UP AT THAT TIME OF NIGHT. YOU CAN'T CLAIM AN INTRUDER WAS IN YOUR HOUSE IF YOUR NEIGHBORS SEE YOU UP AND AROUND, CAN YOU?

Burke heard floor boards squeaking
HOW DOES THAT INDICATE AN INTRUDER?

pillow out of place
HOW DOES THAT INDICATE AN INTRUDER?

chair out of place
NO. IT WASN'T. I HAVE POSTED AND PROVEN THAT THIS IS FALSE OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

suitcase out of place
JOHN AND PATSY DON'T HAVE HANDS? THEY COULDN'T HAVE LIED AND STAGED THE SUITCASE? AND THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE...HOW?

hair ties out of place
WHO SAYS THEY WERE OUT OF PLACE? AND HOW DOES THAT INDICATE AN INTRUDER?

women's soft ball bat - unknown source
AND THE RAMSEYS COULDN'T HAVE LIED?

money in toilet
THERE WAS NO MONEY IN THE TOILET.

knives out of place
AGAIN, THE RAMSEYS DON'T HAVE HANDS AND COULD NOT HAVE LIED?
See? There are alternate explanations for these thingS. None of them are definitive proof of an intruder.

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Please produce any scientific expert or any report that backs up anything you have claimed here about the DNA. You say it is nearly impossible that the DNA is happenstance. That isn't true unless you've got something from a scientific expert that says it is.
It is arrogant to state something that none of the experts are willing to state. I think you need to consider that
It IS nearly impossible. Notice I said nearly, both here and above. Look it up yourself, the BPD and DA's office has the expert opinions on file. I'm sure you can find a news article about it...

BTW, this is all I've been given by people who think the DNA is useless: An unknown male "sneezed in JB's underwear" and then "JB rolled and crawled all around getting the same person's skin cells" on the interior of her waistband. Do you have anything to add?

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The Truth Hurts wrote:
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See? There are alternate explanations for these thingS. None of them are definitive proof of an intruder.
Hi, TTH. I must have misunderstood the question, since I thought we were asked to list elements or evidence in the crime and place them within the "circles" established. I didn't think this was limited to intruder evidence.

Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks.

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Mama2JML wrote:
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...It IS nearly impossible....
Please show any expert who has said this...besides yourself

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Mama2JML wrote:
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It IS nearly impossible. Notice I said nearly, both here and above. Look it up yourself, the BPD and DA's office has the expert opinions on file. I'm sure you can find a news article about it...
BTW, this is all I've been given by people who think the DNA is useless: An unknown male "sneezed in JB's underwear" and then "JB rolled and crawled all around getting the same person's skin cells" on the interior of her waistband. Do you have anything to add?
Where did you ever read she rolled around? Not saying it isn't here on Topix, because a lot of strange stuff is but I never saw it. I believe the TDNA was on the outside of the longjohns, not the inside.

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