Whatever the reason, I just can't stop thinking about her death, and I frequently pray that the truth of this case will come out soon and the murderer, if she or he is still alive, will be arrested. Perhaps it's because she was so young, innocent, and angelic-looking. Perhaps it's because she was killed in her own home during Christmas - a time when children are typically happiest. Perhaps I can't let go of the case of Jonbenet because her murderer has not been identified publicly nor apprehended. After all, I hear horrific stories on the news almost daily of abused and murdered children, and while hearing these stories causes me pain, I'm able to let them go. You see, I can't forget this case, and I ask myself why not. In the midst of a very pleasant Christmas Day spent with family, my thoughts kept returning to JonBenet. Is it fair to say, given your adamant certainty about your son in this case, that you know for a fact, from personal knowledge known only by you, who committed the horrible crime against your daughter that night and attempted to stage a phony kidnapping by writing the ransom note?" Q: "You have a long history of suing people who have accused Patsy of hurting JonBenet, and you are suing my client for showing by reasonable evidence that it is possible that your son committed the act. I asked whether it is possible that those same experts whom you believe were wrong about Patsy could also have been wrong to rule you out as the writer of the note." Q: "So if they could have been wrong about Patsy then isn't it fair to say they could have been wrong about you as well?"Ī: (over objection): "I did not write that note." Q: "Those same experts ruled you out as the writer of the note, correct." Q: "Could they therefore be wrong that Patsy could have written the note." Q: Isn't it true that handwriting experts did not completely rule out Patsy as the writer of the note." Q: "With no evidence of an intruder and your being asleep all night, do you know with certainty that Patsy did not write the note?"Ī: (over objection, allowed by judge): "She did not write that note." Q: "Do you believe Burke wrote the ransom note." Q: "Given your testimony here and the evidence in this case, isn't it fair to say that if you are correct that your son did not commit the assault that night, and you were never awake, that the only other person who could have committed the assault on JonBenet was her mother?"
Q: "Isn't it a fact that your son's fingerprints were on at least one of the two dishes left out overnight, containing partially eaten pineapple and partially drunk tea in a glass, and neither you nor Patsy knows how those items got there, correct."Ī: "Not sure." (transcript of earlier testimony read back by the clerk) "Ok yes." Ramsey isn't the fact finder in this case." Ramsey attorney: "Objection, calls for a legal conclusion by the witness. Q: "I'm asking for a yes or no answer based on the evidence, including your own testimony."
#The jonbenet band windows
Q: "The evidence in this case, including your own testimony about the locked doors and windows leading into the house, and your own assertion that it was you who broke the train room window in the basement, shows no physical evidence to indicate that an intruder entered or exited the house that night, correct?" "You also claim with complete and absolute certainty, beyond a shadow of doubt, that your son had nothing whatsoever to do with your daughter's injury or death correct?" Appealing to a vast array of listeners, they have comfortably shared the stage with a variety of bands such as The Red Chord, A Life Once Lost, Murder By Death, The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower, Breather Resist, Dead To Fall, Codeseven, Evergreen Terrace, Fear Before The March Of Flames, and many more.Q: "You have testified that you slept soundly through the entire night of December 25th and 26th, never hearing a thing, and never going downstairs after going to bed, correct?" The music of the Jonbenét consists of a blend of indie stylings, metallic urgencies, and a post-hardcore sense of delivery. The 8-song release is a discography of sorts, combining remastered versions of both self-released EPs recorded in the past year. The band soon found support from Pluto Records, and plan to release "The Plot Thickens" in July. During all this time, the Jonbenét hit the road hard, traveling across the US and into Canada, building their fan base solely based on punk rock ethics and incredible word of mouth. The band released their first demo later that year, and following a lineup change, proceeded to release two self-released EPs in the summer of 2004 ("Five Stories Retold") and again in early 2005 (a split with The Kidnap Soundtrack). The Jonbenét began in the sweltering Houston summer of 2003.
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