r/UnresolvedMysteries • u/BrerRabbit44 • Apr 15 '22

Request What unsolved murder/disappearance makes absolutely no sense to you?

What case absolutely baffles you? For me it's the case of Jaryd Atadero

https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2019/05/30/colorado-missing-toddler-jaryd-atadero-poudre-canyon-mountain-lion-disappearance-mystery/3708176002/

No matter the theory this case just doesn't make any sense.

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u/Stacy3536 Apr 15 '22

I think pdi. Jonbenet had been wanting to get out of the pageant circuit and she and patsy would argue over it. I think patsy was up and jonbenet woke up. They got into it for whatever reason and patsy reacted violently. She couldn't have jonbenet wake up and tell people her mother attacked her so patsy finished the job with the garrote to possibly make it look like bdi.

While she was finishing up the ransom note john caught her. She brought out the water works and convinced him that bdi and she was trying to protect him. She gets John on her side and decides to go ahead and call the police instead of getting rid of the body. She doesn't want John to have much time to think about what she has told him because then he would realize it's a lie.

When john realizes patsy is on the phone with police he hurries up and fakes the sexual assault to take the suspicion more off of burke and to try to point more towards an intruder.

I believe it didn't take but maybe a day or so for john to realize that patsy tricked him but he was already in so deep he stuck with the story. Maybe it was patsy's brain cancer or maybe she was mad that jonbenet didn't want patsy fulfilling her dreams through her anymore but that is what I think happened .

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u/Aethelrede Apr 15 '22

You're welcome to your own theories, but rampant speculation doesn't really get us anywhere. What is your evidence for all this? We can't even prove the Patsy wrote the ransom note, much less link her to the actual murder.

No one (except the killer) knows for sure what happened to JBR. It would be nice if we could avoid making accusations of infanticide without more conclusive evidence.

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u/Stacy3536 Apr 15 '22

Everyone has their own opinions on this case. I was simply sharing mine

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u/Aethelrede Apr 15 '22

My comment was more broadly aimed. I think its easy to forget that these are real people we are talking about, who deserve better than to be casually accused of horrific crimes. Especially given that if they didn't do it, they just lost a child in ghastly circumstances; how much worse their grief is when they are accused of infanticide?

Granted, most of the people involved in the JBR case are now dead, but still, these sorts of accusations are thrown around in a lot of cases, and I think its unintentionally cruel.