--- Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net> wrote:
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> From: Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net>
> To: gsquared100@yahoo.com
> Subject: Share my Frustration
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> Dear Gail,
> 
> I do not see my mysterious contact as being a
> sociopath. I 
> believe he has a conscience because he speaks with
> his heart in 
> regards to my daughter. I feel strongly that I can
> appeal to my 
> child's killer. I have always felt confident in that
> belief.
> 
> Yes, I believe he has lost more than just someone he
> loved in the 
> past. I think he has suffered great loss. He has
> also told me 
> enough to lead me to believe that he has been very
> fortunate as 
> well. Your description makes perfect sense. I do
> not, however, 
> feel he has been disappointed by any little girl in
> his life. On 
> the contrary, most of his relationships with little
> girls have 
> been successful. Most of his relationships with
> people in general 
> have been successful. You must remember that I told
> you that he 
> is revered by many, even loved by those who know
> him. I do not 
> think he feels unloved. I have come to the
> conclusion that he has 
> contact with multitudes of people, and that most of
> that contact 
> is positive.
> 
> I am certain that it could be concluded that this
> man feels safe 
> with my daughter now that she is peacefully resting.
> I do not 
> share that conclusion. I think he is genuinely
> mourning, just as 
> I am mourning. I know that he is obsessed with my
> child to some 
> degree. I think he is acting as any man would act
> who has lost 
> someone they were genuinely in love with. He has not
> made any 
> comment that would lead me to believe that he felt
> rejected by 
> JonBenet during her life; therefore, I do not
> believe he has any 
> reason to feel safe that she is not capable of
> rejecting him now.
> 
> I think I need to clarify some things concerning my
> mysterious 
> friend. You made mention of some form of trap for
> him. What would 
> you do with him once you trapped him? If you think
> you would 
> simply call the police to come get him, I fear you
> would be 
> disappointed to find that they would have no
> interest in him. He 
> has already communicated with the police. Remember,
> I told you 
> that I recently told a friend, "At this point, the
> killer himself 
> could present a signed confession with no response
> from the 
> police." I was referring to my mysterious friend. I
> hope I am not 
> confusing you. Maybe, as you talk to me, you will
> share my 
> frustration.
> 
>