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| Guest | Sep 2 2017, 12:42 PM Post #1 |
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"Ink Masters" star Chris Blinston allegedly used both hands to choke his 13-year-old daughter so hard he squeezed off her airway ... leaving her terrified and gasping for air. Blinston's daughter told a therapist Blinston choked her Tuesday following an argument at his house during a custody visit. She told the therapist her dad strangled her twice Tuesday and that triggered a police investigation. According to the police report -- obtained by TMZ -- the daughter says Blinston grabbed her around the neck and squeezed off her airway and was unable to breathe for 10 seconds. When he finally let go, she told him, "You just choked me, after everything that's gone on the past two days, you're choking me!" According to the report, Blinston grew furious and again grabbed her by the neck and this time cut off her airway for another 6 to 7 seconds. The report also says Blinston called her cruel names -- including "mental skank." He allegedly told her if she told anyone about the incident there would be hell to pay. When cops interviewed the girl they noticed marks on her neck, consistent with strangulation. The report noted that she's 5-foot-1, 110 pounds and Blinston is 5-11, 220 pounds. Blinston was arrested on charges of felony domestic battery by strangulation. He was released from jail Friday after posting $6,000 bond. Sources close to Chris Blinston deny all of the allegations. |
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| Tybee | Sep 2 2017, 01:39 PM Post #2 |
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Some broad let this thing mount her and knock her up.
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| Guest | Sep 2 2017, 01:41 PM Post #3 |
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This harkens back to what REALLY happened in that Ramsey basement. One never knows what triggers after a sassy mouth, some back talk and a bad 'tude. |
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| Tybee | Sep 2 2017, 01:58 PM Post #4 |
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I wonder what she said that triggered the big lummox. "Daddy you look like a nasty pig and you smell of wet dog!".
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| Guest | Sep 2 2017, 07:05 PM Post #5 |
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I thought it was theorized that her younger brother killed her, all because Jon Benet ate his pineapple? |
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| Guest | Sep 2 2017, 07:33 PM Post #6 |
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I think one of my all time favorite DL comments on the Jon Benet murder thread was: "She had it coming." It sparked massive outrage. So bitchy, so cunty, so Datalounge!! Hadn't heard the pineapple theory. |
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| Guest | Sep 3 2017, 11:50 PM Post #7 |
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Which year was that thread posted? This is the information about the brother and the pineapple theory. https://www.forensicmag.com/article/2016/09/case-jonbenet-ramsey-pins-murder-older-brother JonBenet Ramsey, a 6-year-old beauty pageant queen, was killed just after Christmas 1996 in her Colorado home. The case became a media spectacle – and everyone in America seemed to have a theory. Who had killed the little blonde girl – and why? Had an outside intruder broken into the home to assault and kill the girl, or had someone inside the Ramsey household committed the murder? The new CBS special called “The Case Of: JonBenet Ramsey” proposes a very specific theory: it all came down to a piece of pineapple. The show, which brought together a team of forensic experts and criminologists on the unsolved 20-year-old death investigation, concluded that JonBenet’s 9-year-old brother Burke accidentally killed her with a spontaneous swing of a flashlight – and then the family covered up the homicide to protect him. The killing was “spur of the moment – or something like that,” according to Henry Lee, the noted forensic scientist who was part of the assembled experts. The team consisted of Lee; former FBI profiler Jim Clemente; chief investigator in Boulder, Colo. James Kolar; forensic pathologist Werner Spitz; former FBI linguistic profiler James Fitzgerald; criminal behavior analyst Laura Richards; and former FBI statement analyst Stan Burke. Over a two-part special, the team analyzes the forensic evidence, and concludes the Ramsey family were the only ones involved in the death. JonBenet had been put to bed the night of Dec. 26, 1996 after a long Christmas celebration. She was taken out of bed to go to the bathroom, where she brushed her teeth, according to the experts. But as her mother Patsy was doing some chores, the girl wandered downstairs. She encountered her brother Burke, who was having tea and pineapple in the downstairs kitchen. The theory by the team of experts contends the girl took some of the pineapple from her brother. Burke Ramsey, already angry over perceived slights about Christmas presents, became enraged, the theory states. He struck her on the head with a heavy flashlight, killing her instantly. But the family never wanted the homicide solved. So John and Patsy Ramsey staged the crime scene before calling 9-1-1. They forged a ransom letter to “take cops down a certain road. They followed up with tearful press conferences that were intended to direct investigators away from their surviving child, the experts conclude in the CBS special. “They staged this to look like a monster predator” had killed the girl, said Clemente, who described himself as “both haunted and pissed off” about the unsolved case. Burke Ramsey has been mentioned as a suspect in the death before. The brother, now 29, actually did a sit-down interview with Dr. Phil McGraw in advance of the CBS special last month, still protesting his innocence. John, Patsy, and Burke were never charged in the girl’s death. Patsy Ramsey died in 2006 of ovarian cancer. In 2008, a district attorney wrote a letter indicating that the DNA evidence cleared the surviving Ramseys of criminal charges in JonBenet’s death. Lee said, during the CBS team’s investigation, that the DNA found at the scene and even on the girl’s body was not conclusive in any way. But it especially ruled out the possibility of an intruder entering the house and sexually assaulting the girl. “That DNA has no forensic value,” Lee said. “There’s no sexual assault here.” But the CBS special highlighted the victim, who has all too often been overlooked in the 20 years of scrutiny on the case. “This is a little girl whose death has become a footnote in her own murder,” said Richards. |
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