No, I’m not ready to apologize to Patsy Ramsey…yet. This whole thing smells. It has from the beginning. 1996. The whole 6 year old tramp thing.People who do this to their daughters are twisted shits of the first water.Hey John,…

Is this guy accused of something in Thailand or Malaysia?
I would confess killing JFK just to avoid their prisons.

He might of avoided their prison but he has an outstanding warrant for his arrest in CA on child pornography charges.

Maybe I’ve watched too many episodes of “Monk”, but something doesn’t seem right….

For those committed to the intruder theory, there was no shortage of strange characters, though none was ever charged. Bill McReynolds had played Santa at the Ramseys’ Christmas party three days earlier, for the third year in a row. He had been given a tour of the house, so he would have been familiar with its complicated geography, and he had written JonBenet a Christmas card saying that Santa would be giving her a ’special present’ after Christmas. It was found in her rubbish bin after her death. On the very same day in 1974 – Boxing Day – McReynolds’s nine-year-old daughter had been abducted with a friend, and had witnessed the sexual molestation of her friend. No suspects were ever found. In 1976, McReynolds’s wife Janet had written a play in which a young girl is molested, tortured, murdered and left in a basement. Bill McReynolds died in 2002.

Other suspects cropped up: there was Gary Oliva, a convicted sex offender who had been seen hanging around the alleyway at the back of the house. He had spent time in prison for raping a seven-year-old girl in Oregon, and talked about making bacon out of a little girl’s skin. In March 1997, a tip came in about Oliva: he had called a friend on 26 December and sobbed hysterically, saying he had done something terrible to a little girl. A year later, he attended JonBenet’s memorial service. Four years later, two weeks before Christmas, he was arrested on the Colorado University campus for trespassing. The policeman who made the arrest searched his backpack and found a stun gun, a photo of JonBenet and an ode to her.

Chris Wolf, a freelance journalist, became a suspect when his girlfriend called the police and said he had stormed out of the house on Christmas night and come back the following morning, with muddy clothes. He became furious when he saw news reports of JonBenet’s death on TV. The ransom note was signed ‘S.B.T.C’; Wolf had a sweatshirt bearing those initials – they stood for Santa Barbara Tennis Club. He had written an article about John Ramsey’s company, Access Graphics, and may have had access to information about his bonus. He was a friend of Bill McReynolds. The theory that there was more than one intruder has been seriously considered.

But the suspect who looked most likely was dead within two months of the murder. Michael Helgoth seemed to have shot himself the day after District Attorney Alex Hunter announced they were closing in on the killer. But this, too, began to look like murder. Helgoth was right-handed, but the trajectory of the fatal bullet went from left to right. In Helgoth’s apartment were found a pair of Hi-Tec boots, a stun gun, a baseball cap with the letters ‘SBTC’ on it, and a videotape of a news story about the unsolved kidnap and murder of a six-year-old girl. If there were two assailants, could the other have silenced this one?

He couldn’t look any more like a textbook pedophile.

A suspect has been arrested in Bangkok, Thailand this morning in connection with the murder of JonBenet Ramsey. He apparently made a confession to authorities that contained certain elements of the crime that were mostly unknown to the general public.
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This guy looks wierd, but so do the other wanna be murder headliners. Sitting in a flop house in Bankok, maybe he decided he wanted some real excitement. Either way, he is in big trouble now. Just ask that big eyed reluctant bride that had to pay back the costs of her investigation.

Damn, now we’ll have to listen to Greta Van Sustern 24/7 for another month, giving her legal insight on who dunnit?

Hey Fox, do you happen to have Laura Ingraham’s phone number handy?

You’re correct. Now that I go back and read the information on the case (I started here; I take its veracity with a grain of salt), I see that there was evidence of forced entry. However, there is some dispute as to whether it was staged.

Regarding the other questions, they will probably never be answered conclusively, unless the police or Karr himself have a smoking gun that sheds some light on things. The Ramseys were probably correctly never indicted due to lack of evidence, and the MSM probably overanalyzed much of the evidence. Hopefully, this case can finally be put to rest, however.

On an unrelated and much less serious note, doesn’t Karr look like the leader of the cult outside of San Diego? The one that ate the cyanide pudding and went to the mothership?

It’s been awhile since I read up on the case, so my memory may be a bit foggy. But wasn’t it determined that there were no signs of forced entry into the home? I vaguely remember there being considerable attention paid to a broken window (?) in the basement, but if I remember correctly, the opening was too small for someone to gain entry through that window (though Karr looks like he could fit through such an opening – heh), no? Also, if he presumably didn’t know the Ramseys, then how did he know to include something about the $118K bonus in his ransom note? And how many child predators write (and practice writing on the premises) ransom notes, anyway? Finally, what about all the stuff (rope, duct tape?) Patsy bought shortly before JonBenet was murdered? Coincidence?

I’m hoping that there are MANY dots to be connected that we just can’t see yet…

This man is to be presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty!

Feh. He’s a pedophile. That’s enough for me; BURY him for that. I don’t care if he didn’t kill JonBenet; he’s still a monster. Child predators do not deserve to live.

The more I hear about this, the less I believe he killed JonBenet, but he’d damn well better not be a free man if they find the DNA doesn’t match. From what I read somewhere, there’s still a warrant for his arrest in California, and although he probably would go free eventually, maybe he’d get prison justice. One can only hope.

After that 9/11 video I won’t click anything from AP when he gives fair warning like that. Hey, at least he warns us. I don’t have morbid curiosity to click it now either.

Well, I learned my lesson. no more clicks from me either.

Why has your past wisdom cast a scornful eye on the Ramseys? Yet now you allow your mercy to fall on Karr?

Allah truly works in mysterious ways.

I remember the Australians trying to get back some high school teachers that were caught with Heroin in Malaysia. They hung them, then sent them back.

I think he’s a freak who’s smart enough to play our legal system to his advantage. SEND HIM BACK TO THAILAND AND LET THEM DO WHAT THEY WILL.

An official with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said that Karr, a former teacher in California, already has a criminal record of sex offenses in Southern states near his former homes in Alabama and Georgia.

Although authorities collected DNA samples from JonBenét, none matched family members or anyone else tested.

Sonoma County authorities charged Karr with five counts of possession of child pornography in April 2001. When he failed to appear for a court date the following December, a warrant was issued for his arrest.

“We have had no contact with him since,” said Sgt. Rob Giordano of the sheriff’s department.

Thai officials disputed U.S. reports that Karr already was in custody on unrelated sex charges, but labeled him an “undesirable person” because of the accusations against him.

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_4190797

2. The Boulder, Colorado District Attorney was already pursuing this guy in Thailand, before he confessed. So, from that I assume they have other evidence to support an arrest, otherwise why did they have people in Thailand trying to find this guy and gather more evidence.

3. The Boulder, Colorado District Attorney told Patsy before she died in June that they had a suspect they were pursuing, which again assumes there is more evidence than the confession.

So, while we don’t know if this guy is guilty, there is a presmption evidence exists other than simply this confession.

Allah, that’s sick about albert fish. HOW do you find nasty stuff like that????? sheesh. now i’ll have nightmares…

After that 9/11 video I won’t click anything from AP when he gives fair warning like that. Hey, at least he warns us. I don’t have morbid curiosity to click it now either.