--- Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net> wrote:
> From Ramsey Thu Sep  9 15:30:06 1999
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> From: Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net>
> To: gsquared100@yahoo.com
> Subject: A New Day
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> 
> Gail,
> 
> I don't know if you would be in any danger or not if
> you met my 
> daughter's mysterious friend. I would not want to
> risk it, though 
> I have considered doing so with my past contact. She
> never had 
> the courage to go through with it. She got very
> close but then 
> closed off the possibility forever by severing ties
> with me 
> completely. Maybe it was for the best.
> 
> I told you in a previous mail, in regard to Ms.
> Bennett's 
> accusation that I am not who I say I am, that my
> husband is 
> unaware of what I am doing here. My husband is aware
> of him but 
> not involved with him, nor is he aware that I am
> involved with 
> him. If so, he would insist that I stop. I cannot
> break ties with 
> this man. He knows too much. He is worth my time and
> the danger 
> thus far. However, I will not allow my family to be
> subjected to 
> any danger.
> 
> You seemed interested in his quote about power. He
> has said many 
> other profound things to me concerning my daughter
> and her 
> killer. He does not refer to himself, nor do I refer
> to him, as 
> JonBenet's killer. He is referring to the killer in
> the third 
> person. When he makes comments about power, to him,
> he speaks of 
> another; however, to me, he speaks of himself. When
> asked, he 
> explained that power can take over the person who
> possesses it. 
> Those things that are possible with power becomes
> the obsessive 
> goal of the person who possesses that power. I say,
> the ultimate 
> power at this point belongs to the killer himself,
> due to his 
> illusiveness - he has gotten away with this horrible
> crime. His 
> power lies in the fact that he has become immune to
> being found. 
> This man is very fluent with words - much more than
> I can convey. 
> It is for that reason that I wish he could directly
> talk to 
> someone besides me. Talking to him for the past year
> has become a 
> huge and sometimes disturbing responsibility.
> 
> I have not heard from Mr. Tracey. Maybe I will hear
> from him 
> tomorrow. I do not expect anything. This is the last
> of my 
> efforts.
> 
> Thank you for being there for me. I will not forget
> it.
> 
> Patricia
>