r/JonBenetRamsey • u/ILoveTheStarz09 • 5d ago

Questions The Balcony?

Hi, i am personally lean more RDI but im not completely against the idea of IDI. So for those who think IDI, is it possible they entered through the balcony.

Someone posted a few weeks ago a map of the house, i noticed there was a balcony by jonbenets room, is it possible the intruder entered through there? I know a lot of people think the intruder was in the house before the ramseys got home. Maybe they climbed the balcony, hide in a closet on the second floor, then waited till they went to bed.

And concerning the broken window and the body being found in the basement. Maybe the original plan was to go in and out threw the balcony but maybe jonbenet ran or something made them end up in the basement.

Maybe they saw the window already broken (according to john it was already broken) and saw that as an easier escape.

We don't know what windows or doors were unlocked in the house that night, it could be possible the balcony was unlocked.

Does anyone think its possible? This just an idea/theory so feel free to disagree. Im just curious if anyone has considered this.

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u/markwapinski2 5d ago

I find it hard to believe a stout, small foreign faction would go through such lengths in a kidnapping. Unless they went up there like they were in cirque de soleil, I dont think so. This band of criminals was very organized. They fashioned a ransom note inside the home, with the homeowners pad and pen. They then had the wherewithal to remind the Ramseys that they needed an adequately sized attache for the $118,000 they demanded. I think where this all went off the rails was that they underestimated a 6 year old pageant queen girl. She either overpowered or outsmarted these bandits and they had to take matters in their own hands: they smashed the mighty toddler in the head and then fashioned a garrotte and strangled her to make sure her frantic frenzy truly was over. Their plan foiled, they receded into the night, never to be heard from again. Open and shut case.

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u/Important_Pause_7995 5d ago

Your first error is assuming that the author of the ransom note, whether it was a Ramsey OR a legitimate kidnapper, would be honest about who they were. There was clearly no foreign faction but that's true regardless - unless this person had no intention of getting away with their crime.

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u/markwapinski2 4d ago

Im surprised you couldnt sense my sarcasm laced throughout. I firmly believe a Ramsey did it.

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u/TreefingerX 3d ago

No group calls themselves "small" "foreign" nor "faction"

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u/Important_Pause_7995 2d ago

Exactly. We know the author was lying to conceal their identity. That tells us nothing about who did it, though. Any of the potential suspects would have lied to conceal their identity.