"Supposition" is Kane's game.

Fact is, Doc, any fibers they may have found on JonBenet that could be sourced to the parents' clothing would not be proof of guilt. If it were, the DA's office would have filed an indictment.

What you are missing in this is the fact that first they tried to nail Patsy with the red fibers, and in this 'interview,' Kane attempted to nail John. Both attempts failed because the parents know they did not kill their daughter.

This is an interrogation technique. Lead the suspect to believe you have the 'goods' on them (sweat 'em), and they'll confess. Patsy told them they were wrong, John told them 'bullshit.'

Those are the reactions and verbal responses of innocent people, not murderers. When confronted with a hint of scientific evidence, unless a killer is a psychopath, the majority confess, and we're talking about people who have made a life of crime (not necessarily serial killers, per se), not two respectable adults who have never been known to take part in criminal activities.

Rainsong