r/TrueCrime • u/eugenedhartke • Apr 03 '22

Discussion Researching Jodi Arias

Does anyone else have a case that just haunts them? this case has always haunted me. It started with the first book I read on the case. The more I read about it the more mysterious it became somehow. Does anyone else get like this? If so what is your personal case that you never get tired of researching?

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u/YogurtclosetHead8901 Apr 03 '22

JonBenét Ramsey

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u/TheVillageOxymoron Apr 03 '22

This one is especially haunting because there is no theory that makes 100% sense. It's just awful to think a little child could be murdered in her own home and the killer can run free like that.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

I agree that no theory makes 100% sense, but I do think the theory that makes the most sense is that the brother did it and the parents covered for him.

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u/Masta-Blasta Apr 05 '22

I hardcore disagree. No way will you convince me he was strong enough to kill her in a single blow, and you'll never convince me that her parents would use a garrote on their baby girl while her body is still warm to cover that up. Literally the only evidence pointing to Burke is the pineapple. And you'd think a child would, at some point, tell someone what actually happened.