Burke Ramsey compilation of all police Interviews available of Burke when he was 9 and 11.

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Channel: Mystikk og Mysterier
Views: 166,790
Rating: 4.6891384 out of 5
Keywords: Burke ramsey interview, Burke ramsey police interview, ramsey, jonbenet, jonbenet ramset, Burke, John, Patsy, Crime, unsolved
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Length: 10min 34sec (634 seconds)
Published: Sun Jan 20 2019
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I feel this is very normal behavior for a stressed out child..especially if he's on the spectrum, which I don't know is true but have seen others speculate and he does have signs of it.

He's so nervous he can't sit still. Looks to me like he's trying very hard to block out dealing with his sisters death. Typical behavior for a child who can't or doesn't want to process death. He's being way too jovial and bright....which to me, seems like underneath that is a lot of anxiety and stress.

As for not drawing Jon benet in the family photo, if he's autistic, people with autism take things very literally. In his mind, Jon benet wasn't around anymore and therefore couldn't be in his family photo..if he took it literally.

I just really see a very stressed out, anxious child in these videos.

👍︎︎ 4 👤︎︎ u/cavs79 📅︎︎ Feb 03 2019 🗫︎ replies

The stupid ass text is very leading. How am I supposed to objectively look at this without seeing it through the lens of someone that clearly has an objective to get me to see Burke as "suspicious" and "weird". I'd expect as much from the BDI Truther shortbus.

They wouldn't even convict witches in Salem on the shit evidence yall use to convict Burke. Sad.

👍︎︎ 6 👤︎︎ u/CaptainKroger 📅︎︎ Jan 24 2019 🗫︎ replies

I see a typical little boy who is traumatized and stressed. I'm blown away by the lack of compassion and the victim-blaming. The people who are judging him should be grateful they weren't put through something like this when they were 9.

👍︎︎ 2 👤︎︎ u/Plasticfire007 📅︎︎ Jan 23 2019 🗫︎ replies

I still truly believe he falls somewhere on the spectrum. Seeing him as an adult fully confirmed this feeling for me, too.

👍︎︎ 20 👤︎︎ u/TinyGreenTurtles 📅︎︎ Jan 21 2019 🗫︎ replies

Is Burke's behavior typical of a 9-year old in these type of videos? I have no experience other than this. Creepy 9 year old who got creepier with age.

👍︎︎ 24 👤︎︎ u/-Krakatau- 📅︎︎ Jan 20 2019 🗫︎ replies

Whether Burke is innocent or guilty, I still think his behavior was very unusual for a 10-year-old child whose sister had been murdered, and he still comes off very strangely as an adult. Yes, I’m sure the media buzz affected him and he’s known to be an anxious and shy person, but something about him just seems...off. Even if he’s totally innocent, there’s something up with that guy.

A couple things in his childhood interviews strike me as the strangest. First of all, that he doesn’t seem afraid or insecure about his safety when his sister was just murdered. I would think most children would feel unsafe. Second, that he just doesn’t seem emotionally affected by the incident apart from his one admission (in this video and in the Dr. Phil interview) that he cried and was upset at Fernies’ the day of. Beyond the day of the murder, he just seems to not really care that much. “I’m just moving on with my life” is a very weird thing for a young child to say 2 weeks after his sister was killed.

And the pineapple sequence. This is very weird. His reaction seems super evasive, nervous, and borderline dishonest. If the pineapple had nothing to do with the murder, why not just say: “that’s a bowl of pineapple. I was eating it before I went to bed.” Why the evasiveness about admitting whether he had a snack or identifying the bowl? I’ve seen it argued that he was afraid of getting in trouble for sneaking downstairs and having a snack without his parents’ permission, but I do not buy that. He’s a smart kid and he knows he’s being interviewed about his sister’s murder. He knows that breaking the rules about a snack 2 years ago isn’t important anymore. The kid was never dumb. I understand not remembering anymore 20 years later, but as a child I would think he would still remember upon seeing the photo.

I lean BDI, I won’t lie, but I’m not certain of it. I wouldn’t stake my life on that bet. But if Burke did not do it, I think he knows more than he’s saying. Something fishy is going on with his behavior and demeanor.

👍︎︎ 62 👤︎︎ u/EmiliusReturns 📅︎︎ Jan 20 2019 🗫︎ replies

Come on, does no one notice the whole "...oh..." when he's asked about the pineapple bowl. It's like he knows he's caught when asked about the contents

👍︎︎ 39 👤︎︎ u/Drublix 📅︎︎ Jan 20 2019 🗫︎ replies

I've watched these countless times before, and I still feel it is very weird behaviour from a 9 and then 11 year old boy who's sister had been supposedly abudcted from her own bed and killed in that very house by an intruder.

If Burke didn't do it, then he knows a lot to do with what happened.

👍︎︎ 39 👤︎︎ u/shifa_xx 📅︎︎ Jan 20 2019 🗫︎ replies

Burke suggested that a hammer was used. Have any of the experts commented on whether or not a hammer caused the skull fracture? All I've ever heard is baseball bat and flashlight and possibly a golf club...a brick maybe. A hammer could have been the weapon, right?

👍︎︎ 14 👤︎︎ u/[deleted] 📅︎︎ Jan 20 2019 🗫︎ replies
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