[utahagen]

I never thought John Ramsey was involved. Patsy Ramsey, however, almost certainly wrote the ransom note. The arrest of a suspect in Thailand is fascinating, but doesn't explain why well-regarded handwriting experts said, "Patsy wrote the letter." I continue to believe Patsy Ramsey was involved.

[jdm]

"The arrest of a suspect in Thailand is fascinating, but doesn't explain why well-regarded handwriting experts said, "Patsy wrote the letter." I continue to believe Patsy Ramsey was involved."

Isn't it possible that John knew Patsy, had some sort of relationship with her, and forced her to write the note? If she wrote the note, I doubt she wanted to write it.

[JRochelle]

And many experts say she didn't write the letter.

[Halls]

there is no proof Patsey wrote that letter and I think at this point anymore bashing of the Ramsey's is rediculous.

[Mr. Brightside]

I continue to believe Patsy Ramsey was involved.

Do you also believe that Elizabeth Smart ran away and had an affair with that street bum and his wife Wanda Barzee?

[sine_nomine]

I think we will unravel this case about the time we figure out all the people involved in JFK's death (Sr. Jr. or both). The parents were involved in some way. How much is difficult to say. The police were inept in preserving the crime scene.

The finding of the body was a miracle better than Lourdes. Either the father "found" her in the pitch black room and then turned on the lights, or, the body appeared there after the room had been inspected and found empty of evidence.

How on earth could the police allow the father to look for his dead daughter? Do they study anything before donning a uniform? I wonder.

Patsy peaked through her hands while wailing. When the moment of decapitation came (in the note) she was not unduly alarmed.

The whole case stinks. Apparently there was foreign DNA found on the girl, but that does not absolve the parents. There was evidence of prior sexual abuse.