The intruder.

[Franz]

Many of you believe that in the Borden case there was no intruder.

Then, what do you think about Robert Wone murder case? Was there an intruder in it?

[irina]

I just did a quick read on that one. I had never heard of it before. Sounds like a big cover up backed by political pressure.

A better case concerning an intruder or not is Darlie Routier in Texas. I think she is innocent. So do a lot of other people.

[Franz]

I just did a quick read on that one. I had never heard of it before. Sounds like a big cover up backed by political pressure.

A better case concerning an intruder or not is Darlie Routier in Texas. I think she is innocent. So do a lot of other people.

A similar case took place in Italy more than 10 years ago. Check Annamaria Franzoni.

[Franz]

If I understand well, the JonBenét murder is considered (or proved?) to be committed by an intruder, right? If so, the time this intruder hid himself and ramained in the house (basement) should have been considerable.

[debbiediablo]

Yes, they think all night although no one really knows.

[irina]

Jon Benet's house was very large and on several levels. Whoever it was made him/herself at home. That is why the parents were practically convicted without a trial. The person who wrote the note knew certain things about the family. The way authorities finally seem to have cleared the parents is that semen, I think was found on the child's night dress and it matches no known DNA. That is a really creepy case and I am surprised there doesn't seem to be a forum on it. Of course the modern cases are a bit dangerous to look at since who knows who might have done what.