Also - it seems no one knows where the pen or pens or marker or markers ended up. I have never heard that they found it(or them.)

Also, I remember when my kids were going through the phase of writing on themselves and I always noticed it. Mostly because I didn't want them doing it. Perhaps the Ramseys were far more laid back, but John Ramsey said he never noticed JonBenét doing that. I find it hard to believe she never did, though.

I've often wondered about that article. It was in a fairly obscure business publication and it was two years old. So it is either extremely relevant or it is meaningless and came to the attention of the BPD solely because it appeared to have similar red coloring.

If we can't agree on what it depicts, we are hardly going to agree on its significance or who drew it and when they drew it.

Would someone who had so "decorated" the crime with his rambling and overly lengthy ransom note also decorate the corpse? Sure. Did he? Beats me!

>Would someone who had so "decorated" the crime with his
>rambling and overly lengthy ransom note also decorate the
>corpse? Sure. Did he? Beats me!

Not to mention, if the offender did draw it, certainly it would be more legible?

This is one of those things we won't know until an arrest, if ever. The offender may never answer questions.

Possible, but how can we know?

I have often wondered if she said she and JonBenét drew that heart - - why? Because the cops never seemed excited about it...