"Patsy was not shown the paintbrush <BR>to identify."<P>But it came from her paint-box in the basement -- it was snapped in half to make the garotte, and slithers of the paint/or wood was found inside little JonBenet...Patsy painted -- no??? Are you saying that an intruder/stun-gunning/kidnapper was a budding artist also, and just happened to carry a paintbrush with him?<P>Of course she knew details -- wouldn't YOU want to know every detail about your child's murder? Wouldn't you be consumed with anger and a non-stop need for questioning?<BR> <BR>"The police have not shared any of <BR>the evidence with the Ramseys. <BR>Patsy has not been shown the <BR>paintbrush and it would have been <BR>foolish of her to say she <BR>knew HER paintbrush was used when, <BR>in fact, she did NOT know."<P>The police never needed to share details with the Ramseys, because the Ramseys already had their team -- and they certainly had to pay heavily for this service, so of course they must have asked questions...and of course they must have known answers... <P>"Can you swear that the paintbrush was <BR>hers? What if I suggest <BR>to you that Patsy had been <BR>out painting with a friend and <BR>the paintbrush was inadvertantly exchanged while <BR>they were cleaning up?"<P>It doesn't change the fact that a paintbrush was used as a tool in the murder of her little girl...whether it was Joan Blogg's paintbrush or not -- it was already in the house...and I am sure that Patsy knew of it's whereabouts...<BR> <BR>"In those interviews she is not <BR>asked to pretend to know the <BR>answer - - she was told <BR>to answer the questions that she <BR>KNEW the answers to."<P>She was definitely coached what to say...and mainly her responses were, "I don't recall" -- or "No Sir!"<P>She even denies knowledge of a dark robe with maybe roses on it...these dark fibres were also found, plus the fact that the last morning photograph of herself and JonBenet, shows her in a dark robe with some sort of flower pattern on it...why the need to deny??? <P>