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Skeet Ulrich
"We are a group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction. We respect your bussiness (sic) but not the country that it serves."

That was written on the note. Who the hell do you think it was?
HotDogBun
QUOTE(Skeet Ulrich @ Jan 22 2007, 12:54 AM) [snapback]1511030[/snapback]
"We are a group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction. We respect your bussiness (sic) but not the country that it serves."

That was written on the note. Who the hell do you think it was?


The retards that killed the girl. No, not the parents, the illuminati, or the NWO. Just some pedophile who thought he was a ninja that ended up killing himself and his buddy who they haven;t found yet.
Mostar
Um...a prank ? well....might as well keep this going. Scan it, show it to us, Where do you live age ect please.
thunkerdrone
A lot of people think Jon Benet was sacrificed by her parents in some cult ritual on Christmas Eve, something about the date it happened being a high satanic day.
aquatus1
I suspect "A lot" doesn't really accuratly reflect how many people follow that particular theory.
mystery-man
I never heard/read anything about this. Is there anywhere I can read about it?
Fleur-de-lis
Heres a link to a analysis of the ransom note: http://www.statementanalysis.com/ramseynote/

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he writer also states in lines #2 and #3 that they "represent a small foreign faction." The use of the word "foreign" doesn't make sense. Even if to us they are foreigners, they wouldn't call themselves foreigners. They are not foreigners to themselves. They would tell us, "We are the Islamic Jihad." Remember you can learn a lot if you ask yourself how you would state something. Then compare your statement with the suspect's statement. If you went to Iran and kidnapped someone, it is doubtful you would leave a note stating you are a foreigner.


It's true, why would somebody call themselves a foreigner? It makes know sense at all....There are many mistakes like this throughout the note.

I personaly think that it was just some sick person who wanted to mess with the familys minds and make it worse for them then it already was. angry.gif I don't think the note means anything important, and is just a sick joke.

I've been researching the Ramsey case for quite a while now (if you need any info just ask) and I'm pretty certain that she was not murdered by her parents or older brother, nor was she sacraficed in some satanic religon. I do believe it was someone the family knew however, but I don't think even in there worst nightmares did the Ramsey's think that anyone they knew would do that to thier daughter.
Siara
QUOTE(Skeet Ulrich @ Jan 22 2007, 06:54 AM) [snapback]1511030[/snapback]
"We are a group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction. We respect your bussiness (sic) but not the country that it serves."

That was written on the note. Who the hell do you think it was?



Her nutty mother heard that breaking a few of JonBenét's bones by throwing her down the stairs would make the kid even more physically attractive (maybe an increased blood supply generated by the healing process would make her cheeks pinker in time for the spring beauty pageant...?). Of course, her mother immediately tossed her down the stairs. When she landed wrong, her dad faked a ransom note to conceal his wife's guilt.
Fleur-de-lis
QUOTE(Siara @ Jan 25 2007, 09:05 PM) [snapback]1515649[/snapback]
Her nutty mother heard that breaking a few of JonBenét's bones by throwing her down the stairs would make the kid even more physically attractive (maybe an increased blood supply generated by the healing process would make her cheeks pinker in time for the spring beauty pageant...?). Of course, her mother immediately tossed her down the stairs. When she landed wrong, her dad faked a ransom note to conceal his wife's guilt.



Are you joking, or are you being serious? Theres no evidence whatsoever that it was her parents that did it to her, they were loving parents who loved thier child. Also, the injures JonBenet died from could not have been caused by being thrown down the stairs. Her skull was smashed (like it had been hitten several times with something very hard...Not just a head injury you get from falling down the stairs) she had been strangled, and had several cuts and bruises on her face and neck. Oh, and theres also evidence to suggest she was sexually assualted before she was killed.

I'm sorry if I come across as nasty or anything, but it bugs me so much when people blame her parents for this...They loved thier daughter very much and all the evidence points away from them...It just offends me when people say it was them who killed JonBenet.
Siara
QUOTE(Fleur-de-lis @ Jan 25 2007, 09:21 PM) [snapback]1515661[/snapback]
Are you joking, or are you being serious?


I am joking, Fleur-de-lis. I realize that it's a vicious form of humor, but I find the parenting style of her parents extremely distasteful. A little girl like that should being roller skating, giggling, maybe playing dolls, with other little kids. Yanking her out of her natural social context, gussying her up like a call girl, and then parading her around in front of other parents like some blue ribbon cow at a 4-H fair was not kind. I think the mother probably wanted to be a beauty queen herself and was living the fantasy through her kid. Which would be horribly selfish because the kid had a life too.

I suspect that you and I will never agree on this topic.
archer95446
I think her parents did it, they sure didn't appear to be greiving for their murdered child. There is just a strange air about those two. That poor little girl was paraded around like a circus attraction. The mother already had her bad karma roll up on her.
Fleur-de-lis
QUOTE(Siara @ Jan 25 2007, 10:05 PM) [snapback]1515716[/snapback]
I am joking, Fleur-de-lis. I realize that it's a vicious form of humor, but I find the parenting style of her parents extremely distasteful. A little girl like that should being roller skating, giggling, maybe playing dolls, with other little kids. Yanking her out of her natural social context, gussying her up like a call girl, and then parading her around in front of other parents like some blue ribbon cow at a 4-H fair was not kind. I think the mother probably wanted to be a beauty queen herself and was living the fantasy through her kid. Which would be horribly selfish because the kid had a life too.

I suspect that you and I will never agree on this topic.


JonBenet wanted to do beauty pageants....It was completely her choice, her mother never forced her into doing anything. When she wasn't doing pageants she was a completly normal little girl, just because she was in beauty contests dosn't make her any differnt to any other 6 year old...

See, what I don't get is that people seem to think that beauty pageants are horrid and child abuse and that the parents that put thier children into them are horrid. But the fact is, most of the girls who do this sort of thing LOVE it. Can't you remember loving to dress-up in pretty clothes and always wanting to try on makeup and things like that? Little girls love that sort of thing, and I don't understand why such a fuss is being made out of it.

Perhaps the fact she was a child beauty queen drew her killer to her....But does that mean her parents are wrong for letting her do what she loved?
el midgetron
QUOTE(Fleur-de-lis @ Jan 25 2007, 08:52 PM) [snapback]1515626[/snapback]
I've been researching the Ramsey case for quite a while now (if you need any info just ask)


Didnt that mark car guy say he was there when she died? Whats the deal with that?
turbonium
It was proven that there were no intruders because no footprints were found in the freshly fallen snow, and there was absolutely no sign of a break-in. That means only the parents and brother were in the house that night. The ransom note demanded $118,000, the exact amount of John Ramsey's work bonus that year. Who would demand $118K? Only somebody that knew about his bonus - like his wife Patsy. Who else would know about it, or the exact amount? The ransom note was an 82% match to Patsy, according to handwriting experts, and Patsy's mother said it looked like Patsy's writing.

This link goes into details....

http://conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?ch...3887&page=1

Ritual murder.
Shankpin
Nothing has been "proven" b/c the lousy police department contaminated everything, or lied about what they had. It's a disgrace.
I, honestly, first thought it was the brother. He was about 13 or 14 at the time, and was a boy scout who knew how to tie those ligature knots (as found at the scene). I assumed maybe the parents found her, realized it was him, and covered his butt. He was the last one they had left, of course they would see to it he was protected. I noticed he stayed clear from the media & the Ramsey's never mentioned him. I thought that maybe he was jeolous of Jonbenet and all the attention she recieved... maybe he felt excluded went into an emotional rage on christmas eve and killed his sister. But, as I said, it was just a thought thru these years.
Then, I had seen this special about this skank who admitted doing this to her, and he eventually killed himself.. wish they would dig him up and go for a test or something....
turbonium
The police did bungle it up, but that doesn't mean all the evidence is wiped out. There is confirmed proof that no tracks were in the snow outside the house. That there were no signs of a break-in. That the ransom note demanded 118K, which was the exact amount of John's bonus. That the ransom note has over an 80% chance of being written by Patsy.

The bungling, whether or not it was deliberate, helped to get the Ramsey's off the hook. But there's enough evidence to prove they were involved, even if they can't be proven 100% to have done it.
Ghost Ship
who knows...
aquatus1
QUOTE(Dark_Ambient @ Jan 28 2007, 11:08 AM) [snapback]1519456[/snapback]
Look with your own eyes, feel with your own heart, hear with yourt own ears! The parents did it.


Wow, thank goodness our legal system was not designed by you!

The last thing I need is to be judged by a bunch of people who would rather follow their emotions than the actual laws we have in place.
Ghost Ship
OkOk. Im not judging anyone. I withdraw my statement. I shouldn't have been so intense. I apologize. Since there is no absolute proof who knows what happened. mellow.gif
Fleur-de-lis
Karr confessed to her murder...But it later turned out that that it was a lie and he was mentally ill.

There were no signs of intruders because it had recently snowed, but there was an open window in the basement that had been broken for sometime. Her brother was 9 at the time, and I'm pretty certain it wasn't him...Why would a 9 year old kill his sister? They were very close and perfectly happy, so no theories about Burke be jelous of all the attention JonBenet was getting...
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