Any true crime followers, esp the JonBenet Ramsey case?

I thought I'd heard the touch DNA could have been from manufacturing?

Sometimes it's more about what isn't being said that speaks the loudest.
If I had been in that situation (even with all the horrible accusations being thrown at my family) you wouldn't be able to shut me up about needing justice for my child. Not to mention preventing this from happening to another child. Sure they have been interviewed over the years about the intruder theory but the conversation always comes back to the suffering and victimization of the surviving family, not JonBonet. With all the privilege and influence that family possessed, it just seems odd that they weren't leading the charge. Why? Because they know who did this. We may never know but they do!

Darlie was big news around here. She's on death row in Gatesville, TX not very far from where I live. I haven't read anything on her case in a long time, but I have always believed that she did it. 

JonBenet- I always end up back at the family. 

Thanks. I just listened to the autopsy part. When you read the autopsy, see the pics and learn about that garotte you realize the intensity and madness behind the murderer 'getting off' doing this. This was a predator, a nut. He's got to have other victims out there. Just confirms my belief more the family wasn't involved. 

I listened to the true crime garage podcasts and realized that the blow to the head probably happened after strangulation since there was very little blood. And it was was an 8 1/2” long fracture basically splitting her skull in two. There’s no way in my mind a nine year old could have done that. I now believe it was an intruder. The poor baby deserves justice and it’s been so long no one will ever know what actually happened unless there’s a confession backed by evidence.

There are so many things about the case which make no sense, but I don't think Jon staged that death scene.

I can maybe believe that if Burke or Patsy had accidentally killed JonBenet Jon might have put her body in the trunk of his car and buried her in the woods or disposed of her body some other way, but I can't see any father who has any affection for his daughter tying her body up in that garrote.

In theory I could see this, but not in the way JonBenet was killed, far too violent and OTT for a parent who loves a child to use as a cover-up.
Whoever did it got a nylon cord, put it around her neck and then used a paintbrush handle to twist the cord tight until she was garroted and choked to death.
If you are a normal parent who loves their child can you imagine doing this?...even if it was to cover up for another child? It doesn't make any sense. I can maybe come at them staging something to make it look like an accident or a fall, but even then it's a stretch, I think most people would just call an ambulance. Those elaborate cover-ups pretty much only occur on crime shows.
Even husbands who kill their wives, don't normally leave them strangled in the house, they try to hide the bodies and pretend they are "missing"

Plus JonBenet was not an abused child, there were no other signs of abuse, no old bruises, healed fractures etc. Parents don't go from normal and loving to garroting their child for a wet bed...they would be signs of other things happening before then.

That ransom note analysis is one of the best I have seen relative to this homicide.

Last I knew the autopsy is still on smokinggun.com or possibly in a centralized location with other forensic documents from the case. I don't do true crime no mo' so I don't know ☺

You know, the grand jury did reach a conclusion but the DA steadfastly refused to proceed.

I think that possibly politics and corruption are what derailed the investigation and kept the case out of the courts.

Justice circumvented.