Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "Dr. Todd Grande" channel.

@darkhorse9472 Just tried again. And again, it bounced back with an error message.
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@darkhorse9472 Oh. You deleted your email address. That's weird. I assume that they don't give these things away too quickly. You couldn't get it going again? Not that I'm Mr. Tech, as you know.
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@darkhorse9472 I just ran into an interesting case. Google "Michelle Martenko" and/or "Jerry Lynn Burns". Very much up your alley.
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@darkhorse9472 Not here! I just read an article that the NYT published literally about an hour ago, which you must read. Again, YT no longer allows me to post links, so you'll have to Google it. Title: "To Solve 3 Cold Cases, This Small County Got A DNA Crash Course".
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@darkhorse9472 Busy. These notifications do not show up in my inbox, and so I don't quite track them too well. It's easier when there is a more direct way to communicate than through YT comment sections.
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@AmberBamber27 The "poop smearing" story has been an urban myth for years. Beware of commenters who are legends in their own minds, "solving" cases they know nothing about. In real life, the Ramseys were long ago cleared - all of them. The Ramseys have been cleared by... * The Federal Court * The Boulder District Attorney * The #1 Homicide Detective on the case, and in the world * The founder of the FBI's Criminal Profiling Unit * The psychopathy expert who worked the case * The top DNA experts in the world * The top global experts in other related scientific fields * The network Chief Legal Anchors * ...and a number of others
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Yup. John Douglas did write that the Ramseys are innocent. As did the psychopathy expert who was on the scene that morning, Robert Whitson PhD, who wrote a book called "Injustice". So did the greatest homicide detective in recorded history, Lou Smit, who worked this case for years, and kept trying to tell law enforcement that they were barking up the wrong tree. The Federal Court in Atlanta found that "abundant evidence" showed that this was committed by an outside intruder. Boulder then-District Attorney Mary Lacy not only officially exonerated the Ramseys, she wrote a public letter of apology to the family. The top DNA experts in the country, such as Lawrence Kobilinsky of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, reached the same conclusion. Top UK scientists who were asked to review the case for a documentary shown in Britain and on A&E concluded that the strangulation preceded the head injury, essentially disproving the theories of the Ramsey accusers. Speaking of television, chief legal anchors on three different US networks - Erin Moriarty of CBS, Dan Abrams of ABC, and Elizabeth Vargas of A&E - all said that the Ramseys have been conclusively shown to be innocent. Now go convince the gossipers like the host of this channel, the online commenters, and the supermarket tabloids. They think it's too much fun to still blame the Ramsey family.
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@Bigwave2003 It's essentially a myth. Burke had swung a golf club and nicked JonBenét by mistake on the backswing, around one year before her death. In real life, the Ramseys were long ago cleared by the overwhelming evidence which shows this was done by an outside intruder.
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@carriea8165 Spot off
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@lukeimontv7086 The window was broken from the outside. Every Ramsey family member's DNA was tested; none were a match. The attempted kidnap failed, after which her body was stashed away, and the note - written after the intruder broke in while he waited for the family to return home from the Whites - was left, in the hope that he could collect before her body was found. Every member of the Ramsey family was cleared many years ago. With DNA and other scientific advances, I anticipate that the perpetrator will be identified in the not-too-distant future, hopefully while John Ramsey is still alive to find out and perhaps testify.
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Both the McCanns and the Ramseys were long ago cleared, even if the tabloids and ignoramuses like the host of this channel like to play detective while ignoring the facts.
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