Will Matt and Trey apologize to the Ramseys?

Aug 16, 2006, 6:50 PM ET46 posts by 25 posters
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Captain Infinity

Now that the police have caught the killer of Jon Ben�t Ramsey http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/nation/4122006.html will Matt Stone and Trey Parker apologize to the Ramsey parents for calling them murderers in the South Park episode "Butters' Very Own Episode"?

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SeerialmomCaptain Infinity

Ummm....having a suspect is not the same as having "the killer". And the Ramseys were under suspicion at the time, that wasn't something Matt/Trey came up with on their own. Additionally, no one has been convicted of anything yet. However it'll be interesting to see if an impartial and fair jury can be found that hasn't formed an opinion based on these breaking news stories.

Captain InfinitySeerialmom

Once Upon A Time [email] wrote:

He's confessed to it. http://www.11alive.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=83432

And once they compare his DNA with the mysterious DNA found in her underwear, I think things will be wrapped up fairly quickly.

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FDRCaptain Infinity

"Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...

Was that before or after he was beaten and/or waived his rights to have an attorney present?

Captain InfinityFDR

Once Upon A Time FDR wrote:

Hopefully before but hey, whatever it takes.

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FDRCaptain Infinity

"Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...

Maybe you'd be the confessed killer after they got done with you.

Captain InfinityFDR

Once Upon A Time FDR wrote:

Maybe. Maybe worse.

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Howard ShubsFDR

In article , "FDR" wrote:

One would hope, yes. He seems to think the ends justify the means.

Being quick to take offense is not a virtue.
Captain InfinityHoward Shubs

Once Upon A Time Howard S Shubs wrote:

Why do you hate America?

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AaronCaptain Infinity

"Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...

so if you beat someone so bad, that they confess to something they didn't do, you love America?

Captain InfinityAaron

Once Upon A Time me wrote:

No one was beaten.

He confessed to something he did do.

Shubs and FDR hate America. It's apparent in every word they post.

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Howard ShubsCaptain Infinity

In article , Captain Infinity wrote:

Yeah, that's the general method, according to Non Sequitur.

Being quick to take offense is not a virtue.
Captain InfinityHoward Shubs

Once Upon A Time Howard S Shubs wrote:

I notice you haven't answered the question.

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Captain InfinitySparky Spartacus

Once Upon A Time Sparky Spartacus wrote:

So you admit that *you're* supporting the terrorists too, eh? I see. Funny how this thread is bringing you all out of the woodwork.

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Wog�GeorgeSparky Spartacus

"Sparky Spartacus" wrote in message news:wwyFg.5269$[email]...

I sincerely trust that the Captain wasn't serious. Maybe he was forcing a point but I hope he didn't actually believe what he wrote.

George "If I was a towel, why would I be wearing this hat and this fake moustache" - Steven McTowelie - 19 April 2006
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Wog�George wrote:

Cappy is deadly serious about this. You just need to figure out what "this" is.

Brian

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Howard ShubsCaptain Infinity

In article , Captain Infinity wrote:

I notice you haven't asked a question, so we're even. :-D

Being quick to take offense is not a virtue.
Howard ShubsCaptain Infinity

In article , Captain Infinity wrote:

Or they'll discover he's an idiot. That happens too.

Being quick to take offense is not a virtue.
HecubusCaptain Infinity

Captain Infinity wrote in news:[email]:

Yeah, and nobody has EVER confessed to a crime they did not commit.

Wog�GeorgeHecubus

"Hecubus" wrote in message news:[email]...

Especially Butters...

George "If I was a towel, why would I be wearing this hat and this fake moustache" - Steven McTowelie - 19 April 2006
pepsiSeerialmom

On 16 Aug 2006 16:21:51 -0700, [email] wrote:

The guy confessed. It's a done deal.

BTR1701pepsi

In article , [email] wrote:

Actually, it's not. The rules of evidence don't allow for conviction based on a confession alone. There must be corroborating evidence or the deal ain't done.

Hunter Rosepepsi

On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 12:53:57 GMT, [email] wrote:

<scoff!> No, it's not. The guy could be deranged; the guy could be seeking attention; the guy could be taking the fall for someone else.

There are all sorts of possible explanations for his confession. The investigators still have to dot all the I's so the prosecutor can get a conviction. A confession alone won't do it.

HR

crack babySeerialmom

[email] wrote...

I'm all for impartial juries, and in today's media age I don't think you can find anyone that has not heard about the case and formed some sort of opinion of it. If they say they haven't heard about it then they are lying or are retarded or in some way abnormal. Someone would have to be completely shut off from the real world to truly not have heard about the case, and I don't think you'd want someone like that judging you.

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--- Jon binay however the fuck you spell her spoiled ass name Ramsee! We dont care! Good fucking riddens!! What the fuck do you expect if you fucking put your kid in all these beauty pagents when shes 4 years old! SLUUUUUUUUUUT!!! I bet her damn dad did it. Fuckin perv.

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RaCaptain Infinity

"Captain Infinity" wrote

A legendary Colorado detective came out of retirement, when the Jon Benet case first began to bog down. He refuted most everything the police were trying to claim and he then resigned, saying in his letter that he could not condone the persecution of innocent people and that worst of all, a real child killer was being ignored.

Sometimes police are more interested in A conviction... than in convicting the guilty party.

Imagine the horror of having your little 'doll' murdered... and then having the government and tabloids conspire, to turn all of America against you, convinced of the lie that you are the killer.

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Howard ShubsCaptain Infinity

In article , Captain Infinity wrote:

No, they've caught yet another suspect. Don't make the mistake of thinking they've necessarily caught the killer.

Being quick to take offense is not a virtue.
Captain InfinityGarondoMarondo

Once Upon A Time [email] wrote:

Not sure who you're referring to. Elizabeth died in a car crash, and all the rest are still alive AFAIK.

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LazarusCaptain Infinity

Now we all know that is not going to happen. These people live to upset people. They live by upsetting people. That makes for ratings. Ratings make money. Do you think there is any money in an apology. FedWarAddict #392854 Games I Play Multiplayer Online Games Strategy Games Unification Wars - Massive Multiplayer Online Games Galactic Conquest - Strategy Games Runescape Kings of chaos

Captain InfinityLazarus

Once Upon A Time Lazarus wrote:

I'll pitch in 5 bucks.

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LazarusCaptain Infinity

Well you may have proved me wrong as I suspect for that much money they would likely do anything...anything...anything but that. The Pope, Jews, Christians of all kinds...these people owe a lot. FedWarAddict #392854 Games I Play Multiplayer Online Games Strategy Games Unification Wars - Massive Multiplayer Online Games Galactic Conquest - Strategy Games Runescape Kings of chaos http://uc2.gamestotal.com

HidalgoCaptain Infinity

Funny, I thought they caught a "suspect"....

Ar QCaptain Infinity

I thought the parents did it, too. It is the only logical explanation influenced by the local policy reports and the media.

LazarusAr Q

Alot of us suspected the parents. It is almost like that was what we were suppose to do. It is conditioning. The media would not let up. It someways even when they appeared to be helping the end result was more doubt about the parents. Then we all play TV detective and follow over the profiles. I am ashamed. GameFan#392854 Games I like to play http://www.gamestotal.com/ Multiplayer Online http://www.gamestotal.com/ Strategy Games http://uc.gamestotal.com/ Unification Wars http://uc.gamestotal.com/ Massive Multiplayer Online Games http://gc.gamestotal.com GalacticConquest http://gc.gamestotal.com Strategy Games http://www.stephenyong.com/runescape.htm Runescape http://www.stephenyong.com/kingsofchaos.htm Kings of chaos

Vic ArpeggioLazarus

It sounds like people are starting to have doubts about the suspect's story, so it might still be too early to draw any conclusions. This could get interesting.

Vic

HecubusAr Q

"Ar Q" wrote in news:j8%Eg.7107$Qf.4155 @newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net:

Nobody has mentioned the other passible suspect in the family. JonBenet's brother.

I'm just sayin'...

Wog�GeorgeHecubus

"Hecubus" wrote in message news:[email]...

What you're sayin' would be fine except the guy that's been arrested and has confessed to the murder has admitted to drugging and raping JonBenet although he claims her death was an accident. I read the reference that Captain Infinity posted when he started this thread, and it said that some news accounts had pointed the finger at the older brother. I guess anyone close to the family without a concrete alibi would be a suspect.

I've seen a few things on the news over the last couple of years where a bereaved spouse has appealed for someone to come forward with information about their partner's disappearance/murder, only for the same person to be on the TV a couple of days later charged with murder. I usually think that they're guilty anyway, and 9 times out of 10 (a figure I pulled out of my arse, so there's no point arguing) they are!! In this particular case, it appears that I was wrong...

On a slightly different tack, am I the only person who thinks that OJ is not guilty??

George "If I was a towel, why would I be wearing this hat and this fake moustache" - Steven McTowelie - 19 April 2006
OpinicusWog�George

"Ron" wrote

Being guilty or not guilty?

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Blasphemous CretinWog�George

"Wog George" wrote in message news:jHgFg.14006$[email]...

not

Whether they truly believe it or not, you'll be hard pressed to find a jigaboo who'll say he's guilty. They value solidarity more than truth and justice.

But, if you truly believe it, you're probably in a fairly exclusive club.

As far as I know, Andy Rooney's reward still stands. $1 million for information leading to the arrest and conviction of someone other than OJ Simpson. Never heard if anyone ever made a bid to collect, though it seems likely some knucklehead would try.

Wog�GeorgeBlasphemous Cretin

"Blasphemous Cretin" wrote in message news:0GtFg.5639$[email]...

By "jigaboo", do you mean black? I've heard the term in reference to Australian Aborigines, and it seems to have the same flowing sound as many Aboriginal words and place names, so I assumed it was an Aussie term.

I remember coming home and the chase was live on TV in Canberra, where I was living at the time. Without being armed with any facts, and not really knowing much at all about OJ, something just didn't add up. The subsequent trial threw up all sorts of unanswered questions so I've happily sat on the fence ever since, though leaning toward OJ's side.

I'm certainly a knucklehead. I can't help Mr Rooney in his quest however...

George "If I was a towel, why would I be wearing this hat and this fake moustache" - Steven McTowelie - 19 April 2006
JimmuhCaptain Infinity

I hate crossposters.

If this guy is guilty they should take the episode off the air.

I think they would want to.

I laughed my ass off at the time, but INNOCENT TIL PROVEN GUILTY is one of the things seperates us from the lower bipedals.

On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 22:50:40 GMT, Captain Infinity wrote: