[Gaffer]

She knew. It was the son.. the dilemma of losing one child and the agony of knowing the other one did it, and not being able to resolve it.

[Inspectorette]

She knew. It was the son.. the dilemma of losing one child and the agony of knowing the other one did it, and not being able to resolve it.

I agree - I always thought it was JonBenet's older brother, and the parents couldn't bring themselves to admit it.

[null and void]

GMTA...

[LittleMoe]

She knew. It was the son.. the dilemma of losing one child and the agony of knowing the other one did it, and not being able to resolve it.



I kind of think she knew too and I think it was her son. Sad

[nmh]

Why do you suspect the son?

Guess I don't remember anything about him. How old was he at the time?

[BamaDi]

I agree with you 100% - I've always felt it was the son, sad as that may be....

[TaxRelief]

Agreed.

[rintense]

I tend to agree it was the son as well.

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

that is ridiculous!!!

Get the facts right. The son was 9 years old for God's sake! He would have had to get her to the basement, shut her up or overcome her without her screaming and devise a very elaboret strangling device. Hardly likely. children if they do kill...usually do it outside away from the home and with a rock or some simpler plan.

From the reports of the totally screwed up police investigation, it was most likely an intruder as many foresnsic detectives have said after examinging the evidence.

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

It was the son..

I sorta figured it was her son.

I always thought it was JonBenet's older brother

I think it was her son.

I think their son, Burke, accidentally choked Jon Bonet to death.

The kid was 9 years old! You honestly think a 9-year-old kid knew how to apply a garotte?!!! And did he also write the ransom letter?!!