>Henry Lee, speaking about the Ramsey case, said recently on
>Larry King that there was "insufficient evidence to
>determine if this was an accidental death or a murder

In any case, what happened was NOT an accident by any means. What was done WAS the first strike, NOT a coverup, as I'm sure YOU are well aware. I know, you were just quoting what someone else said.

We know by what was done that it was murder. The note was written before the crime as far as we know. Anyone who could've carried her to the basement without waking the whole house could've gotten her out of the house as well. The note is not a ransome note, it is a tale; almost like a pre-planning of events to take place. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be a bored college age in seek of thrills as we have heard of other times (whether that be true or not). Whereas one writes the tale, perhaps differently and another uses IT and copies it in the handwriting of whoever wrote on the pad (in this case Patsy) and then followed their own ideas after that. The perp came prepared, we know that. What him was intending to do may have changed on the scene, or he may have known it beforehand.