>So here we have the evidence that there really were
>discussions on how to play to the public - to put pressure
>on the Ramseys.
>
>Those people were attacked in numerous ways - - anything to
>stir up the pond and bring some dirt to the top - - but none
>ever came out.
>
>Why no comments on many of these threads? This is the
>truth, people, it is time to discuss all of it.

I'm sure LE uses the media to put pressure on suspects more often than is commonly known. It just goes to show that the public needs to investigate before they form an opinion.

Oh, you know journalists were doing their absolute best to find dirt on the Ramsys. When they couldn't find it, they made it up. There is obviously a lucrative market, and that is very sad. What is even sadder is that even if the perp is arrested, convicted, and given the death sentence, there will still be a segment of society that will firmly believe the Ramseys got away with murder. Not because they care what happened that night but because they love the sensationalism.

I can sure see why Lin resisted the polygraphs being done by the FBI. The most knowledgable FBI agent in this type of crime is Kenneth Lanning, and he stated not to rule out a sexual predator. Thomas didn't want to avail himself of the wisdom and experience of Lanning anymore than he wanted to listen to Lou Smit. He only wanted to hear what fit his theory. It's almost beyond belief.