Suspect arrested in JonBenet death

Rocky Mountain News ^ | 8-16-06 | Charlie Brennan

[Trust but Verify]

I guess the 'godforsaken prison' in Thailand gives their prisoners access to email! Who knew?

/sarcasm

[Sabatier]

"...a reporter who has written stories about JonBenet, recently began to get e-mails from a man in Thailand, a man who seemed to know an awful lot about the case. Those e-mails lead to the arrest today in Thailand. A TV report says the suspect is a 41-year-old second-grade teacher who will be brought back to the United States this weekend...." WABC, August 16, 2006

[nyconse]

There is no way you can be certain of anything. You have an opinion which in my opinion is based upon gossip and lies.

[msnimje]

WHo the hell do you think YOU are? Why are you qualified to make definitive statements about this case? Where you there? Did you do it? Did you witness it? Did you conduct tests at the crime scene? Did you interview this guy?

You idiot amateur theorists crack me up. You are a sick nobody and nobody should believe anything you say or write.

In fact, you may very well have a lawsuit in your future.

[pamlet]

I know what you mean... It is so easy for us to speculate here behind our computer screen.. then blame people .. and get worked up about it. Forgetting about those who are REALLY involved...

Then something like this happens.. that's out of our realm of thinking ...

[nyconse]

'KUSA-TV of Denver, citing no sources, reported that the suspect has already confessed to certain elements of the crime.' Um...I think maybe you should consider another possibility?

[Calpernia]

>>>>ploy by John Carr to get out of that godforesaken Thailand prison to an American prison

Three words:

Adam Walsh Act

[Republicus2001]

John Carr ?????!!! Is this the same major actor in Maurice Terry's Ultimate Evil?
brrr it's suddenly very cold in here

[OldFriend]

John had pointed the finger at a former business partner of his. This teacher from Georgia hardly seems to be that person.

We'll see what the story is on this suspect.

[Integrityrocks]

This was a wealthy family who no doubt had a family lawyer on retainer for years. Anyone who has worked with lawyers (like them) was savy enough to know that you NEVER put yourself in the presence of police officers without a lawyer, no matter how innocent you are. I'm a judge and I think the Ramsey's did exactly the right thing "because" they were innocent. That said; yes, there were things that would make one question them, but not enough to convict them they way they were in the press.

I didn't know that Patsy died. Does anyone know from what?

[Dane]

I didn't know that Patsy died. Does anyone know from what?

Ovarian cancer.

[nyconse]

Breast cancer, I believe.

[Calpernia]

Cancer.

[OldFriend]

Someone breaks into a home, writes a ransom note, throws away the first draft, rewrites the ransome note, kills the child and hides it in the basement?

To what end was the ransom note?

Kidnappers do just that....they kidnap.

Nothing in this case ever pointed to anyone outside that home.

[Choose Ye This Day]

Huh. I was Googling the guy, and JC Carr school popped up a few times. I'm not sure why.

[CondiArmy]

Or he could have been a very professional and ethical principle who just happened to enjoy the beauty of the tropics, outstanding food, low cost of living, along with the incredibly friendly Thai people....who by the way don't make slanderous assumptions about people because of where they vacation.

[GOP_1900AD]

One of the disgusting pedophile / bizarre sex seeking farang ... he definitely fits a certain profile. Profiling is a good thing indeed.

[OldFriend]

I agree completely with your assessment of the murder of the little girl.

[kylaka]

Ovarian Cancer. She recovered once from it, I think in 1999.

[DoughtyOne]

Peach, I had been leaning that way for a long long time. Sadly, statistics confirm that close relatives are most often involved. Couple that with the beauty contest angle, and it seemed to fit together.

If the Ramsey's were not involved, they have paid a heavy price in addition to the sorrow of losing a child. If that was the case, I am very sorry for them.

One of my problems with these beauty contests for little girls, is that they seem to fix a psudo adult sexuality to young grils. I have never understood what benefit could come from that.

Did some guy see her in that environment and become infatuated? Who knows.

I'd never enter a young child in those contests.