"I was feeling all the chilling emotions that
were running through Patsy's body. It became so easy for me to read
between the lines, and see and hear the truth amidst all the chaos. I
just kept thinking that Patsy, being as emotionally close as she was to JonBenét, that bells would have gone off as her baby was being sexually molested and viciously killed. Surely Patsy would be able to sense JonBenét's impending danger, and wake up in time to intervene. Those thoughts just kept going through my head. I couldn't imagine how it could have happened without someone in the family waking up, especially, Patsy. Surely one of the three people who supposedly slept would have been awakened by the eerie feeling that a monster was sucking the very life out of their little baby girl."

What a hurtful pile of horse manure. I wonder if Rita realizes how many times JonBenét's parents have wished they had that kind of "knowing." Wouldn't it be nice if we all could "know" a loved one is in danger and ride to the rescue? I am just shocked to hear some of these types of judgements made from the warmth and security of an armchair.

I don't know how helpful it would be for Lin Wood to depose Rita. She doesn't seem to know a thing.