JonBenet Ramsey: Abuse in John's First Marriage?
Tanya Noreen
The Tacoma Morning News-Tribune this morning (1/25/97) reported
from an AP wire story that the Boulder PD has questioned the Ramseys'
FORMER nanny who took care of John Ramsey's children from his first
marriage to Cindy. The nanny, Mrs. Brady, says that John and Cindy
divorced when their daughters were about JonBenet's age. The police
asked Mrs. Brady if any of the first-marriage children (John Andrew,
Elizabeth, or Melinda) were abused.
Isn't this interesting? Now why would the police ask questions
like that unless they had a reason to think that the same persons who had
abused JonBenet also had access to the three older children.
Someone on this group (was it Betsy?) even suggested that the
very reason for John and Cindy's divorce was his possible abuse of the
first children. I thought that it was kind of stretch then, but now, I
am beginning to reconsider. Too bad that one of them is dead and can't
do any talking. Isn't that convenient?
TK
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Tanya K. Noreen
Seattle University School Of Law '99
tan...@seattleu.edu
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."- Hunter S. Thompson
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Tanya Noreen
On 27 Jan 1997 stet...@aol.com wrote:
> In article <Pine.SUN.3.91.970125...@handel.seattleu.edu>,
> Tanya Noreen <tan...@seattleu.edu> writes:
>
> >The Tacoma Morning News-Tribune
>
> Always a good source for crime reporting.
Heeheeheehee. You know the TNT. If it bleeds, it leads! The
folks over at the Globe could learn a few things from us Tacomans.
Seriously, though, at least I'm making a conscious effort to cite
the source of my facts. And I believe I said that the article was not
written by the Trib, but instead was an AP wire story.
(Just trying to keep the record straight) :>
TK
Tanya Noreen
On 27 Jan 1997 stet...@aol.com wrote:
> I worked at Division II, Court of Appeals, in fall 1988 (and for some time
> thereafter). Each lunch, my friend and I would read the daily news
> stories in the TNT about Bill Stevens, then a "person of interest" in the
> Green River killings and a prior law school class-mate of ours. The TNT
> had the most interesting (and sometimes bizarre) snippets, which were
> apparently true and undoubtedly tangentially relevant at best.
>
> S. Glover
Hahahaha. Did you graduate from my school when it was still
UPS? I kind of still wish it was; it would save me a lot of trouble
explaining to people what school I go to. And what REALLY pisses me off
is that next year's class will get to be in the new building up on the
main campus of SU, while my class will have the questionable distinction
of being the last class to spend all three years in the renovated
department-store building in Downtown Tacoma. Yuck.
TK
Tanya Noreen
On Sun, 26 Jan 1997, Rose wrote:
> Don't many abused children grow up to be abusers themselves? Do the
> Boulder PD want to know if John Andrew, in particular, was abused as a
> child? This may fit in with the theory (that I read in this ng) that
> the half brother is the murderer.
Rose, that's a good point, but only if John Andrew was in Boulder
on December 25 and 26th. I think that both Pat Korten and the Boulder PD
have confirmed that he was in Georgia with his mom and older sister
Melinda. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
TK
Rose
On Sat, 25 Jan 1997 21:34:05 -0800, Tanya Noreen <tan...@seattleu.edu>
wrote:
>
> The Tacoma Morning News-Tribune this morning (1/25/97) reported
>from an AP wire story that the Boulder PD has questioned the Ramseys'
>FORMER nanny who took care of John Ramsey's children from his first
>marriage to Cindy. The nanny, Mrs. Brady, says that John and Cindy
>divorced when their daughters were about JonBenet's age. The police
>asked Mrs. Brady if any of the first-marriage children (John Andrew,
>Elizabeth, or Melinda) were abused.
> Isn't this interesting? Now why would the police ask questions
>like that unless they had a reason to think that the same persons who had
>abused JonBenet also had access to the three older children.
Don't many abused children grow up to be abusers themselves? Do the
stet...@aol.com
stet...@aol.com
In article <Pine.SUN.3.91.970126...@handel.seattleu.edu>,
Tanya Noreen <tan...@seattleu.edu> writes:
> Heeheeheehee. You know the TNT. If it bleeds, it leads! The
>folks over at the Globe could learn a few things from us Tacomans.
>
> Seriously, though, at least I'm making a conscious effort to cite
>the source of my facts. And I believe I said that the article was not
>written by the Trib, but instead was an AP wire story.
>
>
>(Just trying to keep the record straight) :>
>
>
>TK
Kimbersh
She died in a car accident.
LadyIce
I believe that she died in a car acident. You can find an excerp on
this at http://cnn.com/US/9701/11/slain.girl.update/transcript.html.
Hope this answers your question.....
deeti...@aol.com (DeeTigress) wrote:
>One of Ramsey's daughters from his first marriage is dead? Is this true?
>How did she die?
Kathie B
His oldest daughter was killed in a car accident during a snow storm
in Chicago (where she was attending college) 5 years ago. There's
nothing sinister about it. It was a tragedy, and certainly not
convenient as suggested in another post.
dd
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"Don't torture yourself, Gomez. That's my job."
Morticia Addams
DeeTigress <deeti...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19970128073...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
> One of Ramsey's daughters from his first marriage is dead? Is this true?
> How did she die?
>
Auto accident near Chicago.