💥 Her Behavior Revealed a LOT. Reexamining Patsy Ramsey.

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0:00: Patsy Ramsey's Body Language
5:24: Uncovering Emotional Behavior
11:41: Behavioral Analysis Techniques
16:34: Revealing Behavior of a Figure
22:30: Behavior Analysis and Eye Blinking
28:16: Clues in Behavioral Analysis
33:59: Ransom Note and Unusual Behavior
39:37: Insights into Patsy Ramsey's Behavior
45:20: Analyzing Public Figure's Behavior
51:16: Emotional Compartmentalization Analysis
56:59: Patsy Ramsey's Revealing Behavior
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@adamkail4449 Год назад

One more thing about the ransom note analysis... they called themselves a "foreign faction" - "We are a small group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction." Foreigners don't refer to themselves as foreigners. And, why would they say they are "small"? TMI = total BS.

@Serene_Haze Год назад

Can we talk about the fact that when the ransom call failed to come in, neither parent was upset or confused. No reaction.

@BeatlesFan1975 10 месяцев назад

Yea, cuz they found her body

@emiliadavis8247 10 месяцев назад

@@BeatlesFan1975 They found her body after the time the " kidnappers" said they would call.

@MrNickpeck36 10 месяцев назад

It’s almost like they new it wasn’t coming hmmm

@MrCostaC 9 месяцев назад

@@BeatlesFan1975- no. Body was officially found hours after the call was supposed to come in

@BumboyWillynut 9 месяцев назад

Nail in the coffin was when they called two different sets of friends to come over! Who in the history of anyone who has discovered their child missing, knowingly contaminates the crime scene, you know the “intruder” came in your house, allow the police to absolutely scan the entire house before ANYONE comes over! That was the first thing! Never mind anything else.

@gr122 Год назад

she called "immediately" a set a friends hung up and called another set of friends, and she did it immediately after reading the note that specifically says DON'T CALL ANYONE OR YOUR DAUGHTER WILL DIE! Interesting...

@maureenbuck4795 10 месяцев назад

Good point, another observation....she hung up on 911 call, to call her friends?

@JoeyBrownu8r 9 месяцев назад

I doubt she had time to stop to think rationally. Her only daughter is missing and she is going out of her mind. believe me I know.

@gr122 9 месяцев назад

@@JoeyBrownu8r I lost a son in a car accident, I know what it means to loose a child, but believe me, in her place I would have thought a thousand times before putting my child in more danger just to call my friends, UNLESS I already knew she was dead in the basement and there was no more risk. I did not fix my makeup, comb my hair and my eyes where swollen like two balloons from crying. I was a complete mess and didn't care what I looked like! I didn't feel the need to look pretty for my friends. She was as fresh as a rose all considered!

@gr122 9 месяцев назад

@@maureenbuck4795 yes she needed to be the center of attention. As soon as she hung up she called her friends, she didn't waste any time.

@sheraria 9 месяцев назад

And with the house being a crime scene why bring lots of friends over before the cops arrive. I would have been so out of my mind that I would be slumped to the ground screaming and crying, not calling friends over. And to say the son was asleep. How would he sleep thru her screaming and crying on the 911 call? And wasn't there a bowl of pineapple on the table and pineapple in the little girl's stomach. Wasn't there partial notes in the trash where someone had restarted the note. No way does someone stay after they murdered someone in their own house and stay to write a long RN. Just doesn't add up. Poor little girl😢

@Xplasma1 Год назад

I think if Jon Benet hadn't suffered such an untimely death, we'd probably be hearing stories from her about how terrible her mother is.

@donwayne1357 10 месяцев назад

Now, just hold on a minute there.

@lala4461 6 месяцев назад

Patsy died 20 years ago so I’m pretty sure you don’t know what you’re talking about.

@boosqueezy2418 Год назад

i can’t talk about my cat who died 3 years ago without choking up and crying. this was her daughter and she’s being cocky and aloof. that’s suspicious to me…

@monermccarthy7198 Год назад

I love this analogy here, I lost my cat years ago and that's exactly how I feel too!

@jenleigh342 Год назад

They MURDERED HER. PERIOD.

@jenleigh342 Год назад

P.S. I had to send my one year old kitten to Heaven in February and when I just think of her I well up with tears...I'm so sorry about your furbaby...

@monermccarthy7198 Год назад

@@jenleigh342 From one cat lover to another, I'm so sorry for your loss, I wish you well.

@ivanavidovic7068 Год назад

Not everyone is the same. I can talk about terrible things I went throuhg without getting emotional at all. But also, I can see something almost completely random that will trigger instant emotion and bring me to tears in a second.

@aggieaguilera4real Год назад

It's odd that she focuses on how the experts they've hired have expertise that exonerates them, but doesn't focus on whether they hired anyone with the expertise to find their daughter's killer.

@tishwitch Год назад

Because she didn't want real experts near the case.

@honeycat535 Год назад

the govenor could have all the dna tested right this minute, that where you find the daughters killer.

@sole__doubt Год назад

@@tishwitch ding ding ding. Its obvious someone in the house killed the girl. I used to think the autistic boy did it by accident but the more I see the anger on the mother the more I think she just snapped and killed her daughter

@anatole9839 Год назад

The girl was already dead, and the next immediate threat was to them, the family, being accused, had their reputation ruined and demonised. I personally don't have an opinion about who did the crime, but wouldn't be too quickly to judge anyone...

@sole__doubt Год назад

@@anatole9839 "The girl was already dead," Right because someone in the house killed her. All the evidence points to that conclusion

@terrimarsh2103 Год назад

I remember when this happened. It always bothered me that friends were called to "come over" which compromised the crime scene, the lengthy ransom note on their stationary and the father finding her body and carried her upstairs and placing her by the Christmas tree.

@archieil Год назад

nothing was compromised. the crime scene was the basement and the JonBenet's room. it is just a proof that the BPD are bunch of idiots blaming others for their problems. I doubt anyone could assume that the BPD will do nothing for over 6 hours which end with John discovering the body in the winecellar.

@terrimarsh2103 Год назад

@@archieil what started out as a "kidnapping" turned out to be a murder. Now you have added footprints and fingerprints before they even found out the point of entry.

@archieil Год назад

@@terrimarsh2103 ??? I added something? I have no idea what you are talking about. friends entered using the front door... they were not guilty that the Police had little people and were using these friends to check the house. the only person who was walking through the house was White and John. there is no evidence of any friends at the crimescene = winecellar and surrounding. the Police was pushing the thesis that the kitchen was part of the crimescene and maybe something was disturbed by these friends but basically the only problematic part are pineapples and the Police were not even smart enough to search for the source of the fruit. yeah, RDIers are copying some popular beliefs... but it'd be nice if they start using known evidence or ask for such evidence... as copying something without a threat that they will be sued ... people who lost the trace of civilization a few hundred years ago and unlikely they will ever go forward.

@terrimarsh2103 Год назад

@@archieil No..you didn't add anything. I was talking about invited friends compromising the crime scene.

@archieil Год назад

@@terrimarsh2103 and I was asking for example of it. because RDIers can only invite ideas out of general handybook but thinking... no RDIers are not capable of thinking. once more: crime scene - the basement... there was no friends in the basement not acknowledged by the BPD. If the BPD had no problems with people... they could do it on their own... with 1 person from the BPD home John + White is still working for Ramseys better than John alone... RDIers are just a bunch of crazy idiots who can not win with a kid in kindergarten with their ideas... AI randomly using some messages would be as good as a bunch of RDIers trying to pretend to think...

@Ims51 Год назад

When i heard that 911 call for the first time, i thought it was 100 % real. By the time i finished playing it for the 3rd time, my opinion changed. Especially after finding out neither Patsy nor John were glued to that phone from 8 - 10 pm. Not even bringing it up, was Huge to me.

@lisacross2106 Год назад

Take as long as you need Scott. You have all our support. Thoughts and prayers. xx

@TheBehaviorPanel Год назад

❤️

@raiders7294 Год назад

@@joannmiffleton9290 What???

@SandsDolphin Год назад

Much love n hugs.

@ginger7344 Год назад

Should be the pinned comment. We certainly all agree with it. Take care our friend.

@mockingbirdarmada Год назад

@@joannmiffleton9290 Obvious troll is obvious.

@Sharellie Год назад

For me, Chase was spot on about her using somewhat soft language about “someone” who “commits such a crime as this” versus calling them a murderer

@rhonda787 Год назад

I don’t know. It might be hard to say your 5 year old darling was murdered.

@Msfitness3 Год назад

Always wondered if Patsy did it. Mental health off balance..and did it.

@Scrappicat Год назад

Also, in recent interviews, John Ramsey uses the word creature to describe the murderer. Most people use the word monster. Seems like another softening.

@ldolan4051 Год назад

She is just in such a state that she can not face the worst thought ever! Conversely, she says 'I'm the mother', not 'she's my daughter or child. The focus was on her, not on JohnBinet That condescending tact is a baseline, imo.

@carolnahigian9518 Год назад

She always seemed FISHY, to us....

@cheriereeve8202 Год назад

I wonder why, when the operator says: “how old is your daughter?” And she first says- “shes blonde” and then says “6 years old” If it were me, I’d be emphasising how young my helpless little girl is. She’s only 6 years old!! Help me find her!!! My baby is gone!

@astroterf. Год назад

@@paulthomas963why? She wasn't asked that

@HK_Musician 10 месяцев назад

The first thing you mention is her age. Appearance would always be a second thought

@greneellen8 10 месяцев назад

dyed blonde by the way. What parent dyes their 6 year old's hair. It's the first thing Patsy thinks about. She's blonde.

@Nous520 6 месяцев назад

She did say “six years old, blonde, she’s six years old”

@shayadayan3343 3 месяца назад

My mother bleached my hair wheb I was 6@greneellen8

@misscdisaacs6248 Год назад

The 1st words on the 911 call states "we have a kidnapping" and also says "I'm THE mother"......absolutely not normal. That is story telling to tell you the most important thing to her. Why wouldn't you say "someone took my daughter please get here" or " my daughter has been taken!"..... That panic breathing is known as "hyperventilating " and you are correct.....you cannot sustain that long. I'm an RN. Note that with that hyperventilating, she was well enough to call all "their friends to come over" as soon as she hung up from the police.

@tengallonhat2741 Год назад

No stranger would have left a tediously-slow ransom note for a delayed payoff knowing JonBenet was still in the house and would be found almost immediately. And seeing how wealthy the Ramsey's obviously were, a stranger would have picked a random number like $1M or $10M. It's looking more and more like a deranged inside coverup.

@areyouavinalaff Год назад

Experts always say that the guilty use too much detail in order to present a believable lie, looks like someone used too much detail in the ransom note in order to be convincing. When Patsy talks about the length of the note it seemed to me like she knew she messed up on that, through ignorance, because she didn't know what a ransom note should look like. She also talks about the note being pre-written, but wasn't it shown to be from a pad in the house? Lastly, the note was written to the husband specifically, not to Patsy and John, or the Ramsays. It'as logical, and more natural, to write a note to someone else but not to self.

@lyondragons8898 Год назад

To my common sense it's most likely her writing. But who do you believe killed Jon Benet and why?

@johnfox9169 Год назад

Best point I ever heard. Great thinking

@JanetSmith900 Год назад

There is a fantastic article from vanity fair, from I think 1997, that lays the whole thing out, that I thought was the most informative piece I've seen on this case.

@coreygavin9134 Год назад

@@berniekoblinsky103 The entire family are demented.

@Jamminalong Год назад

Who leaves a ransom note at the crime scene where the victim was found? You wouldn't need a ransom note.

@lovecats6856 Год назад

Yup. Probably trying to get as much ammunition as possible.

@John-oi1ps Год назад

Wow!! Never thought of that before!! I think you missed your calling in life

@timonza Год назад

The ransom note was apparently found at the bottom of the staircase

@lizfinkelstein1323 Год назад

@@marymagdalene3004 Yup.

@rae-annhendershot508 Год назад

Apparently a cheerleader .

@FreeBird1276 Год назад

Patsy also had a degree in Communications. Some of the courses required are creative writing which helped her to write the RN, which I have no doubt she wrote it considering the evidence and lies they’ve told. With Patsy’s experience in pageants, she has experience with always being “on” or acting. She was a narcissist. Appearance was everything to Patsy. If the Ramsey’s were middle class or poor they’d be in prison.

@eveb.6568 10 месяцев назад

Wow, these are bold accusations to be making.

@richardbess7809 10 месяцев назад

@@BeatlesFan1975lots of people have a psychology degree, not that it is difficult subject matter to master

@strawberryseason 10 месяцев назад

@@Kriyavas1Only in this instance it fits!! Who else lives through their 6 yr old beauty queen daughter but a narcissist?

@noracoughlan5050 9 месяцев назад

@@strawberryseason😅

@danielkinney6325 9 месяцев назад

I agree. John paid a lot of money for that DA not to bring charges when the grand jury wanted to indict them. The sheriff and the DA said no. How does that happen. ????

@Nanamo0n Год назад

I lived in Denver when this happened. Too many strange things was going on in the house after they realized their daughter was missing. Friends came over, police didn’t secure the scene and it was on the families second search of the house that they found her body… The kidnapper asked for the exact amount of money that the father had just received. definitely an inside job.

@linanicolia1363 Год назад

The note was obviously written by Patsy. The handwriting is the same except more shaky on that note. There was no abduction as they made it up, evidently. What did she and her husband cover up ? She is dead and he is still looking for some DNA found on the child. Reminds me of OJ, saying he was going to look for Nicole and Ron's murderer. I hear, he is still looking........sure. Did he die ? I thought I read he had died ? Jonbenet is a cold case. Frozen cold.

@mandycookie5080 Год назад

Patsy got manipulated by John she didn't expect to see her daughter sexually assaulted, molested & murdered. John Ramsay needs to get put on trial for murder in this lifetime, a polygraph as well. Justice for Jonbenet 🙏

@debrak8521 Год назад

@@linanicolia1363 Has never been proven Patsy Ramsey wrote the ransom letter so stop saying she did write it.

@debrak8521 Год назад

@NanamoOn John Ramsey's bonus was NOT the exact amount that was requested in the ransom letter. It definitely was not an inside job.

@loschekell Год назад

@@linanicolia1363 Yes, I read the note several times. Its style matches her bombastic conversational style. Also, she didn't write in script. This was probably to disguise her handwriting style.

@sgirl1234 Год назад

How would a stranger/killer know the exact amount of money the husband received and demand that amount in the note. What killer writes a three-page demand letter in very legible handwriting?

@voges1001 Год назад

Someone in the HR department.

@dawn5227 Год назад

Using a pen and note pad found in the home. No kidnapper writes a 3 page ransome note while in the process of kidnapping intended child.

@franceskajacobs2766 Год назад

What did u do

@franceskajacobs2766 Год назад

I hear what did u do

@franceskajacobs2766 Год назад

I believe my personal opinion that the Ramsey's r guilty if they didn't kill her by their hand they know who did I believe they covered for their son Burke fact a child cannot be implicated or prosecuted for any crime in the state of Colorado under the age of 10 b u r k e was nine I believe the parents panicked staged the scene I believe they're narcissists they capitalized on that beautiful child's death horrific

@kharishmamakhni7002 Год назад

Love to you Scott 💞 hope your father recovers soon. We, in this community all love you, respect you and are praying for you and your family

@ShipsKat Год назад

@@kharishmamakhni7002 I deleted my comment, in case it's wrong. I'd hate to cause any more upset. 💜

@therealCellblock1138 Год назад

The note is so obviously fake, I can't believe any adult would believe for one second it was written by a real kidnapper. And clearly written by someone using their opposite writing hand to disguise their style. Really love the last sentence "It is up to you now John!" where she puts all the pressure on John to take all the responsibility for the mess he has gotten them into. Possibly she wanted to come clean right away and he coerced her into covering up and told her to write the note, so this line is her resentment and disdain for being forced into the situation.

@hobbes4583 11 месяцев назад

As is the line " don't try to grow a brain" : sounds like a henpecking wife, not some foriegn national political kidnapper. "We respect your business" absolutely laughable. She would flunk remedial composition.

@Shazzadut1 11 месяцев назад

Why would the kidnapper write the ransom note on a note pad in the house? If you’re kidnapping someone you want to get in and out, bring the note with you. Not hunt around for note paper, sit down and compose a long ransom note…

@corvettedm1 10 месяцев назад

The kidnapper used the initials ‘SBTC’ to sign the ransom letter. One could hardly call it note. It’s interesting that the South Boulder Telephone Company yellow pages is laying close to it. Also, why is the handwriting being analyzed? To prove it wasn’t Patsy? How in the world did it look so identical to hers?

@jaredpeterson380 10 месяцев назад

She was ambidextrous. Could write left handed but not well. You're right. Totally fake note. They immediately played victim and left town.

@corvettedm1 10 месяцев назад

@@jaredpeterson380 In that terrible situation I’m shocked that Patsy could possibly write at all. But she did.

@galeocean4182 Год назад

The ransom note said they were being watched and not to tell anyone. Immediately they call the police and all their friends. John disappeared for a time despite the fact they were expecting a phone call from the kidnappers. The ransom note is ridiculous and the handwriting was so much like hers. The cops were ridiculous. We will never know what actually happened - only they know

@deeannhale5327 10 месяцев назад

The police were fairly new to the job and they were played by the Ramseys. They paid the top detective’s, they sued for millions from anyone who got in their way. The reason they got away with this crime is because of the root of all evil, MONEY.

@gailstrain 10 месяцев назад

Also when John lift the house was he searched?

@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat Год назад

The Thatcher imitation is the icing on the cake. Great job, Mark.

@slh6903 Год назад

It seems like Patsy's focus has always been more of a "don't look over here" approach, rather than worrying about who really did it.

@samanthapressley5254 Год назад

By being so hyper focused on defending her image or herself, it really has an opposite effect. Most people that lose a child want to tell people about the child and how great they were and how much they are missed. She doesn't give us any of that.

@slh6903 Год назад

Good point!! And, what struck me more than anything about this video is how TBP points out the way she speaks about the perpetrator. Although I understand she wants to clear their family of suspicion with the book and this interview, where’s the outrage that the person has never been caught? Where’s the rage at the killer?

@malindaallen718 Год назад

Because she's narcissistic.

@kimmyfreak200 Год назад

@@slh6903 exactly...regarding patsy calling her daughter's killer "someone"....like when jodi arias called the killer"the individual" TOO POLITE TOO VAGUE...and when darlie routier (discussing the brutal murder of her 2 small kids) as "the man" but then when she defends herself "a mother doesn't turn into a psychotic maniac and kill her children" so when the finger is pointed at her the words call her a psychotic maniac but in major sarcasm, and when she mentions the "killer" can you imagine a man comes in and kills my children... it just doesn't add up! no emotional adjectives like evil, monster etc..cuz she is the killer and killers like her don't use words like that to describe themself. And later she even says "if it was me i'd be the first person to stand up and say...wow i need help" lol just...i need help? and then later she says a mother couldn't live wit herself... not "if i did this i'd never be able to live with myself...she uses distancing language alot..

@Allison-hg9vm Год назад

I don’t know if you ever watched her speaking to Law Enforcement. She absolutely treated them like they were RODENTS. Evidently, she had a very short FUSE.

@MsNooneinparticular Год назад

"I'm THE MOTHER!" Distancing always with these people. When she goes "WHAT?!" I always thought it's because she misunderstood the dispatcher, thinking she said "Does it say *you* took her" instead of "who" took her lol. She seems totally caught off guard with all the dispatcher's questions & unprepared which is why she hung up prematurely. Unable to keep up the facade.

@dianahohimer1107 Год назад

To me she sounded guilty, with that, " what?" Just like Mike Petersons 911 call

@pink-penguin101 Год назад

She was acting obviously.

@Bieshmac Год назад

Like Michael Petersen’s 911…”What?????”….then hangs up

@SmartStart24 Год назад

That’s exactly how I interpreted it too. It was almost like she couldn’t wait to hang up the phone!

@hayleyjohnson2627 Год назад

@@dianahohimer1107 I’ve said so many times that Peterson took the patsy Ramsey 911 call course! Same pattern of speech, breathing, the hang up

@cherylmorel7626 Год назад

What I can not understand from the panel, is the their lack of commentary on this woman's anger towards the media in general. I would be indignant had I spent years dealing with a calculating cold press concerning the murder of my child.

@jerimcgee Год назад

I once was in McDonald's and Patsy Ramsey who was in a yellow Chanel suit broke in line in front of us. I was so shocked to see her in person that I just stared and didn't object. She had a big order. Like one of those shopping bag orders.

@John-oi1ps Год назад

Nice try, but this story isn’t true.

@GramCracker77 Год назад

@@graciemaca6996 I can't imagine Patsy ate food from McDonald's. Must have been for the help!

@robinpalmer5380 Год назад

@@John-oi1ps How do you know it isn't true?

@juniorjohnson5961 Год назад

@@John-oi1ps Agree almost as hard to believe as Marlan Brando stopped by my house for dinner unannounced

@reesebrindle1809 Год назад

After seeing the house walk through and what a mess it was I can see her eating McDonalds for sure. Always on the go and even with a house keeper it was a wild clutter of stuff.

@virahpayam Год назад

I really appreciate how they acknowledged that being unlikable doesn't make you a criminal. They did a good job acknowledging that her unlikable nature can create a bias against her. You can tell they really struggled to try and be as fair as possible. Kudos to them, cause she definitely rubbed me the wrong way 😅

@Vanessa-ro3pl Год назад

I can't tell WHAT they are saying! LOL - are they saying she's lying throughout?

@virahpayam Год назад

@Vanessa IMHO I think they're aware she's rather unlikable, so they're going out of their way to explain and acknowledge those factors. I think they're doing this to make sure they aren't being biased and are separating behaviors that are unlikable, from ones that are deceitful. Ultimately though, it does look like she knows more than she's letting on and isn't being completely honest 🤷🏽‍♀️

@blvckAveli Год назад

Lmaoo.. Ita a different story with Andrew tate.. These guys are biased bs

@virahpayam Год назад

@Namelus servant Okaaaay, but... you've been running Tate PR in comments all over this channel. Like, this video and comment isn't even about him 😅 We all have our biases. But I think being honest with ourselves and others about what those biases are is important so that people can gauge whether or not they are unjustly clouding our opinion. In this case, I'd argue that your bias FOR Tate is stronger than their bias against him 🤷🏽‍♀️

@CharlieRobo Год назад

Episode suggestion: please can you see if you can analyse Robert Wagner and/or Christopher Walken on the death of Natalie Wood!?

@k_DAN Год назад

GOOD idea!

@jeannajacobs5710 Год назад

Yes please do Natalie Woods death! Prayers to you and your family Scott.

@cassandraschmitz9627 Год назад

Excellent suggestion

@HeatherSRealEstate Год назад

Yes!!!!! Would love to see this!

@barbarakgove2878 Год назад

Yes, please.

@dupluxbloomman9499 Год назад

My wife died almost a year ago September 9th. I’m grieving to this day. Me talking about it is the hardest ever. This lady is not grieving about the lost of her child. This is crazy. - Thanks for these videos dudes.

@unknown-lf6zx 4 месяца назад

I’m so sorry for your loss! Sending prayers

@emiliadavis8247 10 месяцев назад

In the AMPLIFIED VERSION of the 911 call, that can be heard here on You Tube, IT IS VERY VERY OBVIOUS THAT BURKE, JOHN, AND PATSY WERE TALKING AND ITS CLEAR TO HEAR WHAT THEY WERE SAYING. The parents LYING ABOUT THIS IS AN OBVIOUS SIGN OF THEIR GUILT!!!

@Ugditditditd Год назад

The fact they called friends over and hung out in the livning room, then JR finds her body and lays it on the living room floor, tells me the killer was in that living room ( parents knew) and they wanted dna everywhere from everyone to compromise the investigation.

@loosilu Год назад

So why was the DNA on JB not from a family member?

@valentinegirly6718 Год назад

@@loosilu they found she had been bathed after passing I believe.

@readdeeply9278 10 месяцев назад

100%. Where are THEIR interviews? How come they're all like ghosts and no one has heard a peep out of any of em? Where is the evidence of their input - tapes of an interveiw? transcripts? we have nothing. The Ramsey's are protecting one of their creepy friends.

@ladyfl786 Год назад

Evidence may show she is innocent, but her presence just gives me the chills. When she called her daughter, "that child" my heart just sank...

@kt1pl2 Год назад

But John Walsh always does the same. (which I always found kind of strange).

@forrestfey Год назад

She is an unlikable person

@LittleBlueOwl318 Год назад

Burke did it - hit her in the head with the big mag-light (shown on the table in crime scene photos) for snatching and eating a piece of his pineapple. John and Patsy staged the rest. Patsy wrote the note and as for the knots in the cord around her neck and wrists... John was a Navy man - he's well versed in knots. It all makes sense... there is no mystery here.

@geofftayloruk Год назад

@@LittleBlueOwl318 If only you'd been around at the time of the crime with these insights - you could've saved everyone a whole lot of time and money...😆

@mamaj4002 Год назад

@@geofftayloruk 🤘🤣

@dormantpixi2628 Год назад

Mark's statement at 58:50 about making the public "feel really bad" is spot on. I lost my brother (to whom I was very close), unexpectedly, almost 20 years ago and I still have moments where I have to control tears. So, as a mother, I cannot imagine having to discuss my childs murder a few years later and not be at least a little emotional.

@brendateagarden291 Год назад

And why are they smiling? If my child had been kidnapped, I wouldn’t be smiling.

@jackistevens4684 Год назад

Two things bother me about this case: (1) The ransom note, the amount of money demanded was TOO close to the amount of JR's bonus..who would know that? and then there was the length of it. (2) Why didn't they search the house BEFORE they called 9-1-1? It was only AFTER the police had arrived that JR went to the basement and "discovered" his daughter. I have always felt that there's way more to the story than what has been fed us; even knowing that the investigators probably withheld certain facts about the case from the public; that these parents were hiding information ..that they KNEW what happened.

@dianahohimer1107 Год назад

Yes. Why wouldn't they check the house first?

@gailstrain 10 месяцев назад

Also why was John allowed to leave house day of murder and was he searched?

@Clairvoyant70 Год назад

Love the Show & wishing Scott well & the strength to get through this hard time in his life, I’ll keep him in my prayers. 😔

@J_bird777 Год назад

I LOVE when Scott says things like, “Nobody talks that way…” “Nobody says that…” 😅

@Superduper666 7 месяцев назад

Rich people privilege. Regular people would have been dragged to jail.

@lisazech7594 8 месяцев назад

This is exact reason why this murder will never be solved. Every one keeps focusing on the Ramsey

@davidwilliams4498 6 месяцев назад

Spot on detective Thomas an CBS was sued an lost pushing the family cover up night with 0 facts to back it up and huge majority still believe that because they don't see John an Patsy cry every second every Interview. Scary to thi k all these Sherlock Holmes wanna be on a jury to decide your fate with just so called heart felt opinions

@sharonbarnes3203 Год назад

I read a book on the murder, way back, and the smallest sentence from that book has stuck in my mind for all these years. When they found JonBenet's body, someone shouted out that she had been found. The author stated that everyone in the house ran towards whoever said it but Patsy didn't move from her chair, she was sitting by the window in their living room. As a mother of 4, I'd be wild to see my child found and okay and I'd be doing a Road Runner impression to get to her. But Patsy just sat there, didn't move. This said to me that she knew. I also thought it was weird that they rang people and got them to come around. Having guests at a time like that would be a nightmare for me, I'm sure I'd be frantic and tearing my house apart. I'm positive I wouldn't be interested in entertaining or talking to people (who weren't police officers). Then they booked a flight back to Atlanta within days because they liked the lifestyle there? A ransom note when JonBenet was still in the house is inexplicable. Lou Smith was the only hope of solving this case at the time but he's gone now. So much weirdness displayed by these people. I don't believe they killed their daughter, but i believe they know a lot more than they have ever disclosed. Just my opinions.

@sgtmomOK Год назад

Otoh…my toddler son once just strolled out the front door his older brother left open. I was paralyzed with fear. I couldn’t stand on my own legs. Everyone else scattered out to find him while I was a collapsed puddle in the floor. He was found blocks away, toddling down the street. If he was dead, I suppose I’d be the culprit by my reaction… I called the police at age 14 when my baby brother was hit by a car…I was incoherent. The operator snapped at me, then hung up. Fortunately, a passerby called the police somehow( rural country road, no neighbors for miles).

@lf9341 Год назад

@@sgtmomOK Right...everyone reacts differently.

@bendietrees Год назад

Lou Smith was pro Ramsey

@rosetealatte9282 Год назад

You said the smallest sentence stuck in your head but you didnt say which one.

@chaoswitch1974 Год назад

@@rosetealatte9282 She said the author stated that everyone ran towards her but her mother. Think about if you were afraid your daughter was missing and your husband yells from the basement that he's found her. You'd run to go see her, to hug her. You wouldn't assume she was dead. Who would do that?

@astrinymris9953 Год назад

What strikes me is that when Patsy was asked how old JonBenét was, she replies, "She's six years old. She's blonde." WTF? The operator didn't ask that, but JonBenét's hair color is one of the few pieces of information Patsy spontaneously volunteers. Even the SBTC thing could be considered a reply to "Do you know who took her?" But Patsy felt that her daughter's blondeness was more important than her actual *name*. The other weird thing is that JonBenét's natural hair color is light brown. Patsy dyed it for beauty pageants.

@nanyabyzness3234 Год назад

@Lara Cross She was a natural blonde child

@stephaniesmart Год назад

Ikr ! that's what comes to your mind after her age?!

@lyricessence Год назад

@Lara Cross Teaching your children to lie about trivial personal matters at such a young age is not a good sign for truth telling from the parents about anything ever.

@leannemo7382 Год назад

@Lara Cross I believe it was natural, but if not, it was likely bleached instead of dyed. It's a much easier process, that mimics what the summer sun does to lighten our natural hair color.

@bridgettehutton646 Год назад

I think you have it wrong...Pasty pointed out she was blond because they were giving the impression she was taken by the intruder and that was for identification purposes only. Burke killed her accidently when he hit her with the flash light in her head ...the parents covered it up!!!

@kinpatsu6366 Год назад

I remember watching the special on TV. I agreed with their summation at the time that her brother bashed her in the head with the maglite after she ate some of his late night snack. The 💩smearing by the brother was a huge red flag to me that things were some very unhealthy dynamics in that household. Patsy and John were circling the wagons. They lost one child, they weren't going to lose two.

@YouButter 7 месяцев назад

Where would Burke be going?

@judyc9630 6 месяцев назад

@@YouButterPrison. That's why they were protecting him, because they didn't want to lose him to prison.

@sbcc3415 Год назад

When asked if she believed the ransom note was written beforehand she nods and says "I believe it was" she then quickly tries to explain more and you hear John breathe in deeply and let out a lengthy exhale. Right then, she turned her face a little to her left (where he's seated) she did a slight stutter and her tone of voice started to get lower. I believe John was frustrated on her elaborating more on the subject and tried to send her a signal that way.

@stealthwarrior5768 8 месяцев назад

I'm of the opinion John did it, and Patsy was just glad John hurt their daughter and not her. The whole family is abusive. Burk was already traumatised from his 9 years with those people for perants.

@jzcc25 Год назад

There was one point where I was reading Patsy’s body language when she was speaking as to why her picture was on their book and I got the impression that she was competing with Jon Benet in that her picture should be placed on the cover of a book. You know, since this is the “tenth book written” and evidently,Patsy did not get her time in the limelight. She covers the reason as her image is on the book because it is her story to tell and then her husband comes to her rescue and diverts the conversation in another direction. The enabling and codependency is awful between the two of them.

@daisygirl1027 Год назад

Agree completely. Patsy is a malignant narcissist, and as the daughter of one, I can assure you this child was merely an extension of the mother.

@jzcc25 Год назад

@@daisygirl1027 I was picking up on the narcissist vibes, too. She’s bizarre in her intensity with eye contact and her act. Lol I called her Patti, but it’s Patsy. The 911 call sounds like an act, too.

@patriciawright8786 Год назад

C C--Being a dysfunctional family is one thing. Murdering your little girl on Christmas day is another thing.

@KrisMakesThings Год назад

Good point I completely agree with you about Patsy Ramsey having a competition for her daughter I think that probably existed before jonbenet's death and I seen it too!

@Nikkinogood Год назад

She is on the spectrum of that. Why her son is the way he is. Girls display this differently than boys.

@brianshickey Год назад

Scott, you’ve given us so much already so take your time man. Having been through something serious with my own father, this is a special time so be present for your dad and be good to yourself as well. Much love from myself and the army of panelists who have your back.

@TheBehaviorPanel Год назад

Thanks Brian. 👍

@brianshickey Год назад

@@TheBehaviorPanel ❤️

@almaconnor9171 Год назад

Well, Im no detective, but I have ALWAYS been suspicious of these two. I followed it when it happened and just got more and more disgusted with them. Was waiting when it first happened for them to be formally interviewed by police, SEPARATED. It never happened; they made sure of that. They’re outright liars. The only time they spoke to police was when the police were at the home. The “ransom” tome was a laugh. There’s just so much these two hid, and got away with it, hiding behind their lawyers and money. In the interview where “the mother” says…”we believe that at least 2 people know who did this, the guilty party and someone the guilty person told”. Oh, really? So, we’re supposed to believe this is some kind of “evidence”??? Based on what? They are (she was) arrogant, entitled criminals. Absolutely EVERYTHING was about THEM, and getting them off the hook. Just sickening. He looked like a nervous wreck and she looked and acted like the entitled creep she was.

@brucewayneissupermanquinn601 8 месяцев назад

I’ve always found children’s beauty pageants to be unsettling. I wonder if it put them on some creep’s radar.

@nicoledickens2366 Год назад

The way she's says, "I'm THE mother..."; rather than "I'm her mother..." Reminds me of the Buffy the Vampire Episode "The Body" and how once death occurs the subject becomes an object. She seems to know she is already dead. Edit to add: She almost confessed to writing the random note (She almost says I) that's why it got so awkward and turned into "crime such as these..."

@BabyBoomerChannel Год назад

Patsy says (at the end) “Jon Benet’s Death”, not her “murder”. This distances her from the murder. Further, I believe it points to Patsy believing the death was somehow accidental or unintentional.

@tengallonhat2741 Год назад

She knew it was murder, because she chastised the interviewer about not knowing the facts of the case. Patsy and her defense team would have read the autopsy report.

@purplebunnyprincess7651 Год назад

this is exactly what i thought.

@edennis8578 8 месяцев назад

She knew it was murder. Not a mystery. She was distancing herself from her own guilt.

@user-he7sh3nd5t Год назад

When something utterly horrific happens to you I would think you shouldn’t have to worry about being likable. When my dad died unexpectedly (he was a single father who raised 3 girls) I completely lost it on everyone around me and I didn’t give a DAMN!

@blobsha Год назад

It's not about her wanting to be likable it's about her and her husband being accused continuously by police and media of killing their daughter I would be annoyed too

@bonnielucas3244 Год назад

That yellow paper pad with handwriting that was just like Patsy's was plenty of proof for me. Cobwebs were still across the basement window. The female detective who had to be in the Ramsey house alone awhile with them that morning was terrified after watching and speaking to John, the father. This detective prepared her gun for use while sitting in their living room, after speaking to Mr. Ramsey. She said she knew who committed the crime, and she was either dismissed from the case or asked to leave it shortly afterward, because she could see it was not going to be " solved" after all.

@readdeeply9278 10 месяцев назад

Don't forget it was attempt #2 lol they found her practice copy in the waste can.

@Gailey379 Год назад

Sending love and support to Scott and family.

@dae4444 Год назад

I was 10 yrs old when Jon Benet was killed. This was the very first case that started my addiction to true crime. As good as I am with reading people or situations, 25 yrs later this case still has me confused on what really happened

@jori7398 Год назад

I was 26. It was so shocking and horrific that I still remember exactly where I was and even what I had just ordered for breakfast when my friend handed me the newspaper across the table. This case needs to be solved and justice served for JonBenet once and for all!!!!

@leannemo7382 Год назад

@@jori7398 Same here! I was in Boulder, CO for the holiday and drove past her house afterward (crime scene tape up, and a couple police cars on scene). What a sad, perplexing case. Unfortunately, there are far too many involving children.

@jori7398 Год назад

@@leannemo7382 Our world needs to do better by all children in every way. And little ones like Harmony Montgomery and the brothers Classic and Sincere West from California are some of the saddest cases-all three were killed by their own guardians and no one even knew or noticed to report them missing! How has that become possible?!? It’s so tragic and shameful.

@tonyabrookes9931 Год назад

Same

@LIFE_is_G20OD Год назад

How can any mother not be sobbing when recalling the details of the questions she's being asked!! Is she drugged out of emotion? I could never be numbed in this situation. No way!!

@CSlewisfan82 Год назад

I think when Patsy is yelling Oh My God it is eerily similar to the scene in “Steel Magnolias” when Sally Fields character has lost her daughter. I believe she’s “acting” how she thinks a mom would act.

@rileycoyote8275 Год назад

That's exactly it, it was exactly like that scene. Patsy was overacting and carrying on, almost as if she had rehearsed it and thought that was how she should act.

@mandiemyers4423 Год назад

Yes I don't think it is a real good acting job you can tell they made it all up and rehearsed it but I don't think she thought the son would have been heard saying that that's why she hung up and got him out of the house and she has kept him safe and now the dad is no way could I do it anymore I would break and I would have to tell the truth and if I go to jail fine I deserve to and then they will probably finally get the son and it would be done and the father could have a tiny bit of peace till he passes away and I just don't understand how they have been able to let this go for 25 years how do you do it and why would you continue with the scandal

@evajezabel6886 Год назад

HE SAID ON MY GOD BECAUSE BURK IS CLOSE AND REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE TO SAVE BURK BECAUSE BURKE HIT HIS SISTER WITH THE FLASHLIGHT

@suzieakers07 Год назад

Who says “we have a kidnapping”? I can’t help thinking she was protecting one child because she couldn’t stand losing 2! And when she says “ this is OUR STORY’ we are the only ones that know what we’ve been through since her death. Why didn’t she say Murder? Or since she was killed?

@allkindsamusicchick Год назад

Protecting number 2....I do believe that! A mother's love. Cannot argue with that either.

@polarbearsrus6980 Год назад

Ridiculous, LMAO!!!

@mleigh7595 Год назад

I was just thinking this!

@FRAME5RS Год назад

BUurke was a spindly skinny little boy, I don't think he did it. I think JB wasn't the perfect little princess in some way that her mom needed, so she did it.

@Barb.T Год назад

Wishing Scott and family strength and healing. 💐 Thankyou, Sadie, for this re-examination. It’s an interesting one, for sure! TBP always delivers!

@dianabaker7919 Год назад

Yes may God Bless the whole family. Please stay strong. And our thoughts and prayers will stay strong too. And my you all four hang in there too your our family too. We need and really care about you guys together we are one. Love all you guys your in our hearts always🥰🥰🥰

@Carolina-hv7sf Год назад

Is Scott Ok? Geez, hope so, these guys have become so many peoples favourite quartet

@interfectus99 Год назад

Who the hell is Sadie?

@Barb.T Год назад

@@Carolina-hv7sf Scott's father is not doing well, and Scott is taking time to be with him.

@Barb.T Год назад

@@interfectus99 Sadie is the one who has been doing the edits and putting these videos up for us. She works with The Behavior Panel. She’s affectionately known as the Prime Minister of Behavior!

@damongreville2197 Год назад

It is very clear to me what happened: Jon-Benet ate Burke's pineapple. Burke hit JB on the head with the torch, which killed her. John and Patsy sent Burke to his room and told him not to come out. They then worked out a cover story. The stress and grief and fear caused Patsy's cancer.

@ladyvanilla3 Год назад

This doesn't explain the evidence prolonged sexull abuse.

@AnnalisaDugard 10 месяцев назад

I agree with you....except that I'm pretty sure stress doesn't cause cancer

@elisabethschwartz160 10 месяцев назад

According to the autopsy report, she was still alive when she was hit in the side of her head, the cause of death was strangulation. I still believe it had to be a much stronger person and the tools used, the paint brush and tape.When John Ramsey and the friend found her body she was stiff so that means she had been dead for many hours. Who controls a house ? The people living there, right?

@elisabethschwartz160 10 месяцев назад

I remember John saying in an interview that " My wife was vomiting '' I think she already had cancer.

@franwebb7756 8 месяцев назад

Her cancer returned. She had had it years earlier before Jon Benets murder.

@michaeldavila2325 9 месяцев назад

In the last part of the 911 call. I hear "Jesus Christ, how could you do this", said in almost a low growl. There is someone commenting in the background, that's for sure. This however is a mute point really. Since their child was murdered. How they both where never arrested is beyond me. In my mind it was always someone in that home.

@michaeldavila2325 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely!

@gsdogsmom Год назад

Looks like Scott still out. We will wait and keep supporting until he's back. We love Scott and his gum smakin' hat wearing kind hearted little self. 😇😘

@sophiarevel6952 Год назад

CUTE 🥰

@julieprior3126 Год назад

We do indeed! But we love the other 3 just as much, in case they feel left out! ❤️

@sophiarevel6952 Год назад

@@julieprior3126 They're all cute, informative and very entertaining

@gsdogsmom Год назад

@@julieprior3126 lol yes we do!!

@lindadavis5668 Год назад

I'm looking right at him.

@lolob5071 Год назад

Love & light! to Scott & family, & to Fab Four in support. The loyalty sets you guys apart & makes my heart sign.

@lolob5071 Год назад

Sing

@gemima.876 Год назад

This is so sweet x

@Kifflington Год назад

It's so refreshing to see people on the Internet actually being nice to each other and elevating each other's work.

@isaactheninjakid1596 Год назад

The interviewer says, your child has been killed, and quite literally she has no reaction to those words. That part made me sick to my stomach. I don't care how long it's been. 30, 50, 100 years later those words would wrip my heart to shreds. Whether she did this or not, I can't respect a woman like that. Sickening. ( my profile picture/name is my son, he's hijacked my RU-vid account lol.)

@Lela-plants Год назад

She was on a ton of medications in the beginning.

@s.c.7362 Год назад

Wrip??? Where'd you see that non-word?

@isaactheninjakid1596 Год назад

@@s.c.7362 omgosh thank you so much word police 🥰🥰🥰🥰 I dunno how ppl will ever understand what I was saying without you correcting my typo! Look at you out here doing the lord's work 🫶

@emmadragon6554 Год назад

She's angry.thats her not connecting with the pain so she can fight of the attack on her family.

@Heidi-jpg 7 месяцев назад

Exactly.

@WVgirl1959 Год назад

I didn't grow up in a big house like the Ramsey's but my parents always made sure that the basement windows and doors were locked and upstairs doors were locked before going to bed. The Ramsey's even had alarms but didn't have them on. Not looking in every bit of the house before calling police is odd, as well as, not running to the basement when they said they found her there. That is even more strange. I believe that sibling rivalry may have had something to do with her death. 2 years ago my husband was supposed to be watching our little dog because I've had oral surgery. I woke up to find my little dog not in the house because my husband had forgotten her outside. I was frantic I went out of the house without shoes on sobbing and crying and looking for her. I did find her because someone had picked her up and taken her to the veterinary office and mile down from our house. But in the meantime I was panicked and frantic.

@sophiagrace7008 Год назад

I hope Scott’s dad is doing better. My thoughts and prayers are with Scott and his family. Take as much time as you need, we’ll be here when you’re ready xxxxx

@twoheadedtasmanian1481 Год назад

The one telling point is the note, it’s written on paper from the house. I don’t believe someone would take the time in the middle of a kidnapping to write the note you would do this before entering the house. The person would be high on adrenaline and the note would have been scribbled down not written in the way it was. I just don’t believe someone would be so calm as to leave the note after killing her, if this was the case the killer has killed multiple times to become so comfortable in there actions.

@michaelpedersen7752 Год назад

thats also my biggest red flag in this case (and there are even drafts of the letter in the garbage bin)

@k_spats Год назад

I watched a show that had the note and samples of Patsey's writing. Anyone will half a brain could tell that she wrote it. And, you are spot on! 🎯 Who the heck is going to write a loooooong "ransom note" *after* they kill the child. And, *practice* writing it! Give me a break. 🙄

@MizBryteEyez Год назад

Plus there were "rough drafts" in the trash.

@islandgirl3705 8 месяцев назад

Patsy Ramsey has always given me an "icky" feeling. I followed this case when it broke, she just did not show any grief for her six-year-old little girl.

@petetownshend5297 5 месяцев назад

I remember John Douglas, the famed criminal profiler explain that the killer was definitely an intruder. I realized the criminal justice system was definitively for sale. This case is a crock. Poor child.

@leslielane9483 Год назад

I just can’t comprehend how she can disassociate from the situation. I was “numb” for almost a month after losing my daughter which then morphed into a total nut job. I stayed in that place for a couple of years and did some stupid things. I had nightmares every time I tried to sleep - ambulance sirens, thinking my any girl was still alive but they would not give her back because I was a bad mom. I was afraid I would lose my son. Horrible terrible times

@deedk Год назад

When my daughter was killed I was numb for a long time interspersed with episodes of sobbing. I don't judge anybody especially response. It is a horrific thing to go thing.

@amywill9185 Год назад

Oh my, sending prayers to you. I’m so sorry you had to go through such a loss!

@patriciawright8786 Год назад

@@deedk I am sorry. I hope that time has helped.

@patriciawright8786 Год назад

Leslie Lane---I hope you give yourself every break that you deserve. Everything you went through was normal for someone dealing with such a horrific loss.

@leslielane9483 Год назад

It sure changes your perspective - and thank you. It has been a long time ago that Kim died.

@cardinalgin Год назад

Looking forward to this new one and hope the best for Scott's father.

@jenniferalexander5423 Год назад

Mark really did "bring it home" at the end! Excellent analysis of perfectly pompous parents. Who regardless of their little girls unsolved murder-would like everyone to know ($29.95 hard cover) they've had it rough too. No mention of book proceeds going to a foundation in her honor.

@strangermaniacos686 Год назад

Excellent point, just like the Mccann's did with their daughter !

@michelleharper2940 10 месяцев назад

SPOT ON!

@bloomingale7868 10 месяцев назад

The cover could have been used to memorialize her daughter and keep her image top of mind as the killer was supposedly still at large instead of focusing on themselves.

@CherryBomb5172 9 месяцев назад

Also her saying, we have a kidnapping sounds odd to say

@ShaileshDsz Год назад

13:14:00 I really like the format on this particular video where you get to see the subject’s face and action as the analysis is being meted out. Makes it easier to understand. Hope all future videos will have something like this.

@debbratrueax4430 Год назад

They would have looked everywhere she could possibly get into in the house. Cabinets, crawl spaces, refrigerators, everywhere. The last place checked is usually the attic, because the access is not always noticeable in daily life. They "found" the body only after being encouraged to look around, 6 hours later. They probably left her there thinking that it would move suspicion away from them if the body was found by police. But the police were called to a kidnapping, not a murder and didn't automatically search the house. Whether they did it or not, to believe they had not already found her body in their own home is to believe they aren't subject to human emotion. People look harder for their keys than these people looked for their daughter. I feel they knew she was dead, and probably knew how and why.

@annkerr5996 Год назад

Especially the part with the police is absolutely making sense

@mara6067 Год назад

I AGREE

@pattibrown1809 Год назад

I agree.

@belebele1982 Год назад

The police should have checked every corner but they didn’t. We will probably never know who killed her. The police completely messed up the investigation.

@lukemcevoy2385 Год назад

Yep. I lost my remote for the TV and looked harder than they did

@thegiftedone Год назад

We love you guys!! All incredible observation experts ….. legends! 🫡

@ellataylor6178 Год назад

I heard her say 'hurry ,hurry, hurry.'

@diannewashington9696 Год назад

Good episode. I have always had a gut feeling that Patsy wasn't truthful but your critique made it clearer to me.

@cindytalwar8438 Год назад

My gut feeling is that something occurred within the family….and that they had at least type some of knowledge of what happened to Jon Bennett. I feel that a mother who is so focused on appearances (and who groomed her daughter in the same way) would be very invested in maintaining the perception of innocence in order to uphold the image of the family. I think that Patsy’s desperate pleading on the 911 call, was an an outpouring of her recognition of the irrevocable loss of their daughter. Was it also mourning, because she was also aware of the circumstances of her death…I just wonder? Having lost their daughter in the worst possible way, perhaps their only choice was to uphold a type of steely determination to not lose their public reputation as well. …? I hope I am forgiven if I am all wrong. No family deserves to lose a child in this way. I think parents must also die somewhat emotionally in the loss of a child, and be changed in ways we can just not fully understand. I hope one day there may be an answer.

@leannemo7382 Год назад

Yes, nicely stated. 💯

@loosilu Год назад

The DNA was not from a family member. I'm tired of people dragging the mother years after her death.

@emiliadavis8247 10 месяцев назад

Cindytalwar8438 Excellent points made and I think you're exactly right.

@Marsand100 Год назад

When she was saying she phoned her friends immediately, she was shaking her head instead of nodding to confirm the statement

@Donna-ct2gn 5 месяцев назад

They're guilty of something and it shows. And whatever they're guilty of that tainted the police's investigation. Patsy is unlikeable.

@mamasuki Год назад

Oh, the double blink! I recently did that when trying to stay calm talking to my teen daughter and she picked up on it immediately and asked me why I was so mad/why I didn’t believe her.

@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon Год назад

Problem is that the notebook that the kidnapper would have written the note on, came from the household. Two A4 pages by someone breaking into the house? I think not.

@patriciawright8786 Год назад

Carina Costa-Correa---We know that psychopathic pedophiles break into homes & steal children. Nobody can say for sure what these monsters do. Maybe if other family members had woken up, he would have killed them all.

@kazshaw3945 Год назад

They also used a pen from that house which was neatly put back in the pot it was always stood in !That my friend is habit ! By someone who lived in that house and always returned it ! Who breaks in and sits down and writes a letter ( not a ransome NOTE as it was too long ) that takes 20 mins to write ?No one ,that who and I've seen the letter and P R ' s handwriting and they are the same ! She was involved in some way !

@kimmyfreak200 Год назад

@@kazshaw3945 and remember there was a dam practice paper/draft version! so the actual ransom note was the final draft Lol...

@hopflo11 Год назад

Someone can be a narcissist , without being guilty of murder . Both ppl can be narcissists without being guilty of murder .Good job Mark as usual keeping it neutral. Chase is usually right about everything though as well - and went so far as to opine Guilty Knowledge . Using the law of parsimony aka Occam’s Razor - they both know what happened and one of the family is guilty . I still think Burke did it. Patsy was clear Burke did not come down that morning and that’s likely absolutely true . Burke’s video speaking about waking up to police in his room rang true. It happened the night before . He got put to bed. I lean towards the pineapple theory or whatever it was - JB snuck some of his food and he clonked her with the flashlight. Based on his childhood testimony to the psychiatrist when he made a motion of swinging an object as his idea on what happened - I think he was telling the truth . He had a history of disturbing childhood behaviour such as scatolia & violence toward his sister . I think that’s also why he’s so bloody weird now. My suspicion is he didn’t know he killed her and the parents gaslit him his entire life to the point his memories are messed up and he literally doesn’t know if he killed her but wants to believe he didn’t . The parents made it look like a kidnapping in a panic to protect their son, my view. If during the 911 call PR truly did say “what did you DO !!?” she may well have been addressing the father, as I suspect he was the one who interferes with the body and fashioned the garrotte.

@terapeo2027 Год назад

How could she say “ what did you do?” In the audio and write the ransom note? The ransom note shows her guilt while the so called comments in the audio shows that she didn’t know anything and asks “ what did you do?”

@chriscaine7689 6 месяцев назад

Brilliant Thatcher impression Mark, excellent lol.❤

@seks1978 Год назад

911 tape sounds like “what did you do?” and/or “what do you think?”. I can’t say for sure whether it is a child’s voice or an adults voice.

@MsOtis57 Год назад

I don't exactly know about what's going on with Scott and his father but I send blessings, peace, and all good to them both. Miss seeing Scott on the panel.

@rosannacellini2158 Год назад

Always a pleasure guys. God bless.

@Michele1ELL Год назад

I don’t know for sure but I can hear ‘what did you do? What did you do?’ At the end of that 911 call

@mikkiduf Год назад

I’m praying for Scott and his family

@cattoes1609 Год назад

Here for the long-term. I learn something new every time I re-listen to all these episodes. Sending peace and grace to you Scott.

@AnnaSenPrice Год назад

I love you guys. You all have your own individual strengths and takes on analysis. Fantastic viewing 😊

@rebeccab850 4 месяца назад

If someone said there was a chance that I myself had written a ransom note about my own child and I was innocent, I would not be explaining how many out of 5 I'd scored, I'd be losing my cool at being accused of such a thing, particularly after my daughter has passed away.

@dianabaker7919 Год назад

I say that I have heard her say her daughters name once. And after they get off the phone with 911 She calling for some of her friends to come over to help. WHO DOES THAT THEY WILL MESS UP THE CRIME AREA THE WHOLE HOUSE THEY WILL LOSE EVIDENCE EVERYWHERE TO MANY PEOPLE. THE HOUSE SHOULD BE CLOSED UP FOR THE CSI TEAM!!!

@sandraknight4751 Год назад

No. The Rasmeys needed the friends to screw up the scene. The friends had no clue they were being used.

@astridlynden4589 Год назад

Sending positive energy to Mr. Rouse and his family, and big virtual hugs.What screams out to me is the complete lack of emotion from PR, and her husband as well which is even stranger as he found JBR in the basement. Eight years ago I found my daughter after she commited suicide and I still cannot speak of the event without emotion. It feels as if PR and her husband are a united front in defensive mode rather than two parents trying to relay honest information about a horrific event in their lives. Not once was there at least moisture in her eyes, a faltering in speech or any other sign of emotion. Something hinky went on for sure.

@jaala1759 Год назад

I’m so sorry, thats absolutely horrific! My son tried to commit suicide by overdosing on tylenol and I can certainly feel the emotions of that day every time I think about it. I can’t imagine if he didn’t live. 😞

@astridlynden4589 Год назад

@@jaala1759 Thank you for your kind words. Am happy to hear that your son survived. Right now am thinking about "that day" and am feeling high emotions so this is what surprises me about the Ramsay's lack thereof. Anyway, my heart goes out to you, big hug your way 😊

@wozzer2727 Год назад

I am so sorry, that's really awful, there isn't anything someone who hasn't experienced such a tragedy can say, I wish you and your family all the best.

@astridlynden4589 Год назад

@@wozzer2727 You are very kind. Unfortunately many people have experienced this kind of event. Thank you. Big hug to you 🙂

@owenwadders3689 Год назад

Im sorry you went through that, i found my ex gf hanging from our stairs and that was horrific and im not comparing it to losing your child i couldnt imagine if found my son like that, my point is even i was constantly crying for a long time and even years later it can make me well up if think about it so to have no emotion is unbelievable for me hiw could you not? Unless you were not all there!

@bonniecalahan Год назад

I can't understand why they didn't look in every possible place inside the house before calling police. How did they know if she was there or not?

@rubytuesday9881 Год назад

I noticed Patsy said, "JonBenet's DEATH", not JonBenet's murder, but DEATH.

@michaeledwards9497 Год назад

Without knowing what Patsy Ramsey’s vision is like, when she isn’t speaking her eyes appear normal. As she speaks to make points, her eyes become more asymmetrical, right eye dominate. Looks cold and calculating and for her to speak without choking up or becoming emotional. Regardless of how time has passed, speaking of your child’s death, adult or child, you become emotional.

@karenmacdonald1990 Год назад

As Chase says about the word The, Patsy says "I'm the mother", not "her mother" or similar...very strange to me....

@lisazinn866 Год назад

Just found your channel. Informative and illuminating. Wonderful.

@BeatlesFan1975 10 месяцев назад

The kind of mother who forces her daughter to participate in beauty pagents ..... and puts so much stress on her daughter, to the point of job benet wetting her bed, IS the kind of mother who would accidentally kill her daughter and write a ransom note