I also think her parents were exploitative, and child pageantry is a form of abuse. I don't think I'd be able to handle having a child murdered, and then if it was my other child who did it and the thought of losing two children - one dying, one committed - I think it'd be too much for me to face and I'd take an exit. I'd be devastated and probably kill myself out of grief facing a similar situation. I think it's tragic for everybody and as a parent I don't know what I'd do. whether accidentally or out of adolescent anger/madness. Stuff like hand writing analysis, eye witness testimony, and time of death estimates can be off enough to cause roadblocks that make cases unsolvable.ДЇor my guess of what happened, it was that her brother killed her. I think the same thing about other strange cases like Zodiac. IвЂ™m not suggesting anything nefarious, just honest human error getting in the way. Like I think one of the reasons you canвЂ™t piece everything together is a massive misconception error in some key evidence or analysis, such as the DNA, timeline of events, or whatever. I also am convinced one or more accepted facts of the case are wrong. Who would do that? ItвЂ™s already insane that youвЂ™d cover up an accidental death, but to stage it so brutally with a garrote? That is hard to fathom. Like, even though IвЂ™m confident of the familyвЂ™s guilt I get hung up on the staging. No matter what the truth is something utterly bizarre happened.

There is no scenario that entirely makes sense or where everyone acts rationally. IвЂ™m not super confident in this, but I definitely think the parents were involved.

If I had to guess IвЂ™d say Burke accidentally killed her and the parents covered it up.

Was the jonbenet case ever solved