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That is very misleading. The article says she is checking everything she can to see if he spent "the day after Christmas" with her.

JonBenet was killed during the overnight hours between Christmas Day, December 25, and the day after, December 26. Her body was "found" on December 26, but coroner's reports estimated that she may have been killed as early as sometime before midnight on Christmas night, December 25.

It has always been a bone of contention that the Ramseys put her death date on her tombstone as December 25, 1996, when they "allegedly" didn't know the exact date of death. They just *liked* using the Christmas date (as John said, "to remind the world" of the day the world went nuts, or something to that effect).

So, if Rains, Lara Knutson Karr's attorney, has instructed her to look for receipts or pix relating to December 26, that is a problem. I wonder who told him that date - Mary Keenan Lacy? Hmmm.

I'm afraid she is being led on a wild goose chase about this. Everyone is, but especially about this crucial mistaken detail.

There is this from an artical today in the Santa Rosa CA. Press Democrat paper.

In Sonoma County on Friday, Lara Knutson, Karr's second wife whom he married when she was 16, was rummaging through old photos, phone records and other family memorabilia and documents in anticipation of being a material witness in the Colorado case against her former husband, her lawyer, Michael Rains, said.

Rains emphasized that Knutson wanted to correct the misimpression of a previous comment she made recalling that she and her husband were together in Alabama on Christmas Day in 1996.

Rains said it was not an effort to establish an alibi for Karr or a vote of support for him. Rains said Knutson found her ex-husband "emotionally abusive" to their children and she was checking to see if she could determine his whereabouts at the time JonBenet was killed.

Wouldn't you remember if your husband was around or not during Christmas holidays? Especially if you have little kids.