Hardly "rich".
When taken together with the fact that the so-called ransom note was written on Patsy's writing tablet.
Not to mention, although otherwise the ransom note sounds like nothing Patsy would write - filled as it was with lines from movies and veiled references from other child abductions and murders - the so-called ransom note requested 118,000 dollars which just happened to be what John's bonus was that year, therefore also throwing suspicion on Patsy (except it is so stupid, so lame to imagine anyone asking for the amount of their husband's bonus, it should have pointed AWAY from her).....it therefore isn't remarkable under those broader circumstances IF the paint brush were tucked into Patsy's tote.
Has anyone ever wondered, if there were an intruder bent on sticking it to the Ramseys by taking their daughter, sexually assaulting her and killing her, right there in the home, then why not cast suspicion on the parents by doing such things?
Otherwise, Patsy was sure busy casting suspicion on herself wasn't she? Uses own notepaper and pen, replicas of which were all over her house, writes the handwriting in a way in which at least it was possibly plausible that she wrote the note, includes the exact 118, 000 bonus figure demand, etc., and you say "rich", IF the paint brush was found in her tote???
Not me, I say wake up to what was being done in that home by looking at the whole situation.
But no, you're as heavily invested in Patsy the perp as Baden, Wecht et al. Oh wait, didn't I read where you thought Burke did it (Patsy covering up for him), then after you pondered the horrific damage done to JonBenet's head, you decided Burke wasn't strong enough to have done that degree of damage?
So, could you have been "wrong", before, and changed your mind? Surely, surely not. Perish the thought.
Rest in peace, Patsy. That's what I say about your "rich" remark. Rest in peace, poor Patsy.
You may be right. I may be wrong. I'm going where I think the evidence I'm learning takes me, regardless of whether I have to change or revise what I previously suspected. As I learn more I'm sure my suspicions will change - that's what learning is. I don't how to be any clearer than that.
have you seen the handwriting in Patsy's exemplar, compared to the ransom note? Stevie Wonder could see it matches.