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Here, I continue to argue that the killer was mentally challenged and did not need to be ‘reasonable’ on his/her actions or the words she/he used in the note. I cite Marcel Elfers' work. I believe him to be a competent and credible expert in his field, thus an authority in The Jonbenet Ramsey case and others. Background: On December 25, 1996, the Ramseys; John, Patsy, Jonbenet, and Burke, went hom...

Here, I argue that the killer was mentally challenged and did not need to ‘make sense’ on his/her actions or the words she/he used in the note. I cite Marcel Elfers work. I believe him to be a competent and credible expert in his field thus an authority in The Jonbenet Ramsey case and others. Background. On December 25, 1996, the Ramseys; John, Patsy, Jonbenet, and Burke, went home after attending...

Here I put forth the drugged sleepwalker hypothesis. Background. On December 25, 1996, the Ramseys; John, Patsy, Jonbenet, and Burke, went home after attending a Christmas party at their friend's home, the White’s. Just prior to 6 AM, Patsy placed a 911 call where she audibly frantically reports "we have a kidnapping", and she reports finding a “ransom note". Patsy also says that her daughter is m...

Here I explore some additional intruder theory flaws, such as how can an intruder disable the victim and keep her from making noise, then carry her from her room into a basement's obscure room, in almost total darkness and silence. And, once in the wine cellar, mo-lest the victim. then strike her in the head with brutal force. Then wipe the victim clean, and neatly cover her and tuck her away, the...

Living Off the Grid in the City Radio Show (Legacy). There are many claims of free energy, perpetual engines, and magical energy “black boxes”. But I've found out all of these are fantastic, exaggerated, and outright bogus claims. From purely magnetic non-stopping generators, to cosmic rays and ether catchers; all of these claims, without exception, are bullshit! Here I discuss the ridiculous and...

Here I explore some intruder theory flaws, such as, why an intruder would shield his/her life by escaping yet display such disregard for discovery by making noise and writing a long-winded note. Background. On December 25, 1996, the Ramseys; John, Patsy, Jonbenet, and Burke, went home after attending a Christmas party at their friend's home, the White’s. Just prior to 6 AM, Patsy placed a 911 call...

The Jonbenet Ramsey case. Here, I put forth my hypothesis that Patsy may have acted in a semi-conscious or unconscious state and lashed out in a rage; killing Jonbenet with a flashlight. She was a recovering cancer patient, often traveled, and was a very busy person. All raising the possibility she was medicated when the murder took place. She also displays signs of medication and or exhaustion in...

Some of my observations on the intruder theory, an intruder who hit the child over the head with extreme force would have caused considerable noise and possibly a scream; possibly waking up the people in the house that were sleeping, even if it was done in the basement. If the strike occurred after death, then it would still make noise to risk discovery. Especially at time of death of around 1 AM...

The Jonbenet Ramsey Case Background. On December 25, 1996, the Ramseys; John, Patsy, Jonbenet, and Burke, went home after attending a Christmas party at their friend's home, the White’s. Just prior to 6 AM, Patsy placed a 911 call where she audibly frantically reports "we have a kidnapping", and she reports finding a “ransom note". Patsy also says that her daughter is missing, and quickly gives th...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World series. On this first of 8 episodes, I introduce the list of seven wonders and its several authors. And I share details about the classical destinations on this timeless list. The Great Pyramid at Giza, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, The temple of Artemis at Ephesus, The Colossus of Rhodes, and T...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World series. On this episode I introduce The Great Pyramid at Giza. It is the oldest of the original seven wonders and yet it is the only one still standing. It was constructed by the ancient Egyptian civilization during the reign of Pharoh Khufu. Its construction methods remain in some mystery and dispute among experts. The Great Pyramid stood as the tallest most...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Series. Episode 3. The Seven Wonders of the Ancient Word series. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon. A rich description of the 2nd oldest of the seven wonders of the world: the hanging gardens of Babylon. Here, I discuss the mystery and possible confusions of the origin and location of the now disappeared gardens. The technologies employed here are also disputed...

Living Off the Grid in the City Radio Show (Legacy). Transportation, electric vehicles, communication, entertainment, and defecating off the grid. These are vital and seldom planned for areas of life when going off the grid. These are necessary to continue when off the grid, so they need to be ideally planned before going off grid. Here I give a few pointers on what to expect on these areas when g...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The temple of Artemis. This wonder is no longer in existence, but it’s regarded by some in history as the grandest of the seven ancient wonders. Its magnificent and grandiose architecture has been imitated for millennia. Its glorious marble columns towered dozens of feet high, held the iconic triangular cover structure which has been the preferred design for...

Info Pres (Informational Presentations). The Area Rule. The area rule is a breakthrough discovery that advanced aircraft performance through advanced understandings in aircraft aerodynamics and design. With its roots in Germany in the 1940’s, it is said to have been rediscovered in the US in the 1950s. The Whitcomb area rule , named after NACA engineer Richard Whitcomb and also called the transoni...

Vivir Fuera de la red en la Ciudad Podcast. Los servicios de comunicación, como el teléfono, internet y la televisión; son considerados necesidades básicas en la sociedad moderna. La comunicación puede ser unidireccional o bidireccional, y es protegida como un derecho humano. Sin embargo, algunas entidades imponen límites a estos servicios, como ofrecer opciones limitadas y cobrar por ellos. Esto...

Living Off the Grid in the City Radio Show (Legacy). Eating, bathing, drinking, cooking, and using wind energy. This show discusses many details, insights and intricacies of eating, drinking, bathing, cooking, and using wind energy while off the grid. Eating while off the grid can be challenging. You need to acquire, grow, store, and use your food in an efficient and smart manner. I share a few ex...

The New Period Chat Radio presents: The Case Of. Iris Chang was born in New Jersey in March 28, 1968, and died on November 9, 2004. She was a successful author, mother, and a member of a prominent Taiwanese American family. She wrote the New York Times best-selling book The Rape of Nanking. Her findings, and the social and political implications for this and other of her books; likely triggered a...

Dangerous Dog Watch. Tragedy of Beau Clark. 02/27/24: “Child Killed by Bull Breed” Hartselle, AL Article from Dogsbite.org - Last night, the Morgan County Sheriff's Office published an update about a violent bull breed mauling involving a 4-year old boy. It began with, "A dog bit a child. Child in critical condition. Deputies had to put down dog." The next update, shortly thereafter, states, "The...

Unidentified: My top UFO cases. The Kelly–Hopkinsville encounter (also known as the Hopkinsville Goblins Case or Kelly Green Men Case) was a claimed close encounter with extraterrestrial beings in 1955 near the communities of Kelly and Hopkinsville in Christian County, Kentucky, United States. UFOlogists regard it as one of the most significant and well-documented cases in the history of UFO incid...

Living off the grid in the City Renegade style is a series of lifestyles that some “serious off-gridders” choose to live. These are difficult and life changing, but may bring timeless and priceless experiences and satisfaction to you. These include living in a nearly totally-off grid homestead; living off-grid in a vehicle on the road; and living off-grid out of a backpack as a nomad. These lifest...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Series. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon. A rich description of the 2nd oldest of the seven wonders of the world: the hanging gardens of Babylon. Here, I discuss the mystery and possible confusions of the origin and location of the now disappeared gardens. The technologies employed here are also disputed and controversial, with water screws being reported to be...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World series. The Great Pyramid at Giza. It is the oldest of the original seven wonders, and yet it is the only one still standing. It was constructed by the ancient Egyptian Civilization during the reign of Pharoh Khufu. Its construction methods remain in some mystery and dispute among experts. The Great Pyramid stood as the tallest most massive manmade structure...

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World series. On this first of 8 episodes, I introduce the list of seven wonders and its several authors. And I share details about the classical destinations on this timeless list. The Great Pyramid at Giza, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, The temple of Artemis at Ephesus, The Colossus of Rhodes, and T...

Living Off the Grid in the City Podcast. Communication services, such as telephone, internet and paid TV, are considered basic necessities in modern society. Communication can be one-way or two-way and is protected as a human right. However, some entities impose limits on these services, such as offering limited choices and charging for them. This can be immoral and criminal, as it limits access t...