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« Reply #690 on: February 12, 2015, 04:50:34 AM »
You can buy at army surplus stores finger and fingerless gloves. Black, blue and brown. The lower cost gloves are made of 100% Israeli Wool.
Most killer's would wear black as the color to stay hidden. This includes black gloves.
MILITARY ISSUE BLACK GLOVE INSERTS/LINERS The cold weather glove inserts are intended to be worn for added warmth with glove shells for cold weather. The black wool glove inserts can be worn on either hand. All parts of the glove, except the cuff, are seamless knit. The cuff is a true rib knit. Many artist and trail climbing guilds cut the finger tips off to give the hand added control. Black fibers can be transferred to other items. The crime scene found black fibers on JonBenet clothing. Material: 100% Israeli Wool.
Many artists and trail guilds will cut the tips off their gloves for better control like tying a knot. Wool fibers will easily shed off the cut ends of the gloves. Fiber like this was found at the crime scene and was trace as ISRAELI WOOL. Surplus store.
MILITARY ISSUE CLASS 2 CW TYPE II WOOL GLOVE INSERTS Perfect for the Cold Winter Months, these Fingerless Gloves will Keeps your Fingers Warm and Fit while allowing you to use your Finger Tips giving you a Great Feel. Black duct tape is a fix all material and is used by many artists and rock climbing guilds. The JBI Profile predict the killer wore Military Black gloves easily found at surplus and hardware stores located all across the US and Canada. These stores also sell nylon cords and black rows of duct tape.
The lab's profile predict that the killer wanted the crime scene to look like a foreign faction and use gloves made from Israeli wool.
The white tent cord can be found at these surplus stores too. It is used by rock climber and trail guilds to support their tents for the many nights out on the hick.
The gloves were most likely cut as soon as he got them, not at the crime scene. Yes as you pointed out, he could cut the gloves there to tie the many knots, but I do not support that.

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« Reply #691 on: February 12, 2015, 04:51:23 AM »
As you know, most Finger prints left at a crime scene are not usable to ID the person.
We can test for skin cell mix in the water , oils etc. Using tough DNA testing.

There was a bathroom at the bottom of the basement stairs, yes you may be right, he could have wash his hands at one point, I do not support that but Boulder police spent some time in this bathroom looking for something,


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« Reply #692 on: February 12, 2015, 04:53:12 AM »
The toy bear found on the other bed in JonBenet bedroom may have a importance to the case.
New profile information show a connection and this could change every thing.
She was told that the night she was killed that a special meeting was going to happen right after Christmas.
She was told not to tell any one but she did. Good job JonBenet.
The profile show that three people were involve. The ransom note was as it printed.
This was a preplanned crime and the $118,000.00 was a clue to who the killer was.
As Smit said, it was in front of us all the time, The family said they did not know the killer, but the profile point to some one that they did.
This case may break soon.

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Smit may be more right that some think.

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« Reply #693 on: February 12, 2015, 04:54:07 AM »
One of the profile predict a woman as the master mind.
The odd amount $118,000.00 is her location, about 22,34 miles from the 15st house.
Yes this is 22,34 miles to a profile person of interest or 118,000 feet. Interesting.
One mile = 5280 feet or 1760 yards.
The writer left us a easy clue for or lab.
Remember, Most of the crime scene information has not been made public.
This should be the year.

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« Reply #694 on: February 12, 2015, 04:54:53 AM »
Profile:

JonBenet was a problem for some one.
This person was unstable.
This person was not happy the Jonbenet has nice outfits.
This person did not like the south and how it was done.
Some thing was taken away from this person in the year 1996.
This person would have been close to the family.

The other profile is a big money player. FAT CAT type 100%

S.B.T.C. Save by the cross, very well could be, Keeps God close to the work.
Know how to control people and know how to take.
Good at seeing people's weakness and uses it to his advantage. At all cost.
Will do the time.

Save this profile, you hear it first here.

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« Reply #695 on: February 12, 2015, 04:55:53 AM »
When our lab got the profile that the person of interest could be a sketchbook artiest, Some one was put in charge of producing many crime scene sketchbooks. Yes, that would becomes me.
With 60,000 page in Boulder's case files and most of the crime scene information has not been made public. We need to drawl and paint crime scene pictures that may catch the killer interest.
If not the killer, then some one that knows some thing about this crime and was a safe way to do the right thing.
People can contact us for sketchbook questions any time, safe and private. We will not give out your information. Helpdesk@JonBenetInvestigation com
2013 was the first time I was ask to produce many JonBenet investigation sketchbook for the lab.

It's working.

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« Reply #696 on: February 12, 2015, 04:57:07 AM »
Profile:
As you know, our lab has study the ransom note in great detail.
The killer prints the letter ( S ) like he was printing the number (5 ).
He has a close connection to the number 5. May be a highway number like US 5.
The number that may solve this case is this number ( 22.348484848484847 ).
Most of the crime scene information has not been made public. This number is what the killer left us as a clue to his location.

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« Reply #697 on: February 12, 2015, 04:59:22 AM »
Profile:

Covering the body shows remorse for the kill.
Two white blankets were uses in the crime.
These blankets came from the dryer.
The killer found over size panties in JonBent bathroom cabnet,'Wednesday"

What was he tyring to tell us?

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He had ten minutes to set the crime scene.

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Background:

Trophy – A personal item taken from a victim and kept by the offender in order to be used as a memory aid for the offender to relive the crime.

Was the panties JonBenet wore that day the killer trophy? Her property size.

Many crime are committed by people that have learn how to do the crime by doing the crimes.
In JonBenet bathroom, a top cabinet drawer was left in a open position, in the drawer was the place that had a bag of oversize panties. Seven count, each day of the week. The package was open and one pair wall removed. This oversize pair was found on JonBenet. Did the killer take the one she had on the day?
The bathroom next to JonBenet bedroom has it's drawers left in a open position. If we look close at the distances each drawers was open, the bottom ones are open the least and as we go up, the one above the bottom are open most.
This is how a person in crime will leave the drawers, He start looking in each drawer from the bottom up leaving the drawer below in the open position. He was looking for something like drugs. Patsy use this bathroom to store her drugs there when she was sick. Did the killer know this?
JonBenet bedroom drawers were all so in a slit open position too.
The killer open the washer and dryer looking for some night ware items. This fits his profile.
The killer undress and redress JonBenet that night. Leaving her in a oversize pair of panties.

The trophy taken will tell us something about the killer.

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Pink night ware was found next to JonBenet body

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« Reply #698 on: February 12, 2015, 05:01:25 AM »
Profile:

The killer relates to the white blankets he used in this crime. The blankets was a comfort for him and a symbol in his past childhood. The blankets was tuck in tight like a papoose John said to the police. The killer relates to his action and this is why the blankets was left this way.
The killer will fill some type of safety when the blanket are tuck in this way. It happen to him and he remember this.

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« Reply #699 on: February 12, 2015, 05:02:09 AM »
Was the broken paint stick a trophy?

Trophy – A personal item taken from a victim and kept by the offender in order to be used as a memory aid for the offender to relive the crime.

It was 3 and 1/2 inch long. Fibers found on and in JonBenet.

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« Reply #700 on: February 12, 2015, 05:02:53 AM »
What we are doing:

Criminal Profiling –

What is it - The use of observation of a crime scene, or crimes scenes, and the pattern of crimes to determine investigative relevant characteristics of the perpetrator; it is used as a guide for police and other authorities to narrow down a list of suspects and devise a strategy for questioning.

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« Reply #701 on: February 12, 2015, 05:04:44 AM »
We wanted to know how long would it take to print the three page ransom note. So we set up five tests.
The lab's testing show us that it takes between 20 to 30 minutes. Using a water base Sharpie marker. the crime scene ransom note was printed with two Sharpie marker, this is seen on page three as the letter width size is 50% wider that page one and page two, the killer used two markers to print the note.
We wanted to let people see what the killer printing would look like with a good quality copy of the ransom note. The test copies was use to do this for the official web site and Facebook site.
Because the profile predict that the killer has a art background, a copy of one of the clear test copies was pick to be scan and re size for the Sketchbook project. Seven special crime scene sketchbooks were made in 2013 and more in 2014 and now more in 2015.
Each sketchbook will include a clear copy of the test ransom note for the public to view, some one may know this print stile.
We do not have the crime scene ransom note today in or file. We do have test copies and these are displayed across the USA and Canada. John has seen a copy.


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« Reply #702 on: February 12, 2015, 05:05:39 AM »
The killer had seven minutes to leave the property before the police arrived at the home.
The exit point would be the side door caller the Butler kitchen door.
This Butler door was found in a unlock and open position by police. This was so importance, it was noted in the official police file.

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At one point before the 911 call, the killer new they were now planning to call police, he may have had two to three more minutes to finish the crime scene as
we know it today. That about ten minutes. Ten minutes to leave the basement

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« Reply #703 on: February 12, 2015, 05:07:12 AM »
Can JonBenet crime scene be stage in TEN minutes?
Lab test = YES.

The police and the family did not know what had happen.

The police came to the front door and was let in and the Ramsey's told police police what they knew. They then walk to the back of the large and long walkway to wear the ransom note was place on the floor. This was the back hall way. This could take about FIVE minutes to complete.
The basement steps and basement door could not be seen from the back hall way near the kitchen phone. The killer could have taken FIVE more minutes to leave the house if he need the added time frame. He could leave to the right and then down to the Butler door to the out side. He may choice to not close the butler door because of notice.
Ten minutes and FIVE minutes = 15 minutes to leave the crime scene. so the killer could stage the crime scene and have allot of time to do this if he need the time.

Fifteen minutes.

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« Reply #704 on: February 12, 2015, 05:09:19 AM »
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The killer pick Christmas because it is a stressor for him.

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