Thread by @TaniaAMarshall

Forensic Statement Analysis: #Sexualabuse in the language of the perpetrator is often seen by the use of doors, lights, water & coverings. Jonbenet Ramsay was a victim of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of her father.  Statement Analysis shows the connection to "lights"

within statements and sexual activity, and "doors" to childhood #sexualabuse  Repeated studies into these two elements shows a consistent  #linguistic connection.  When taken with the belief that it is rare to lie outright, we consider: Instead of saying, "I found

my daughter in the basement closet" or something else, John Ramsey went to 'narrative' form; that is, to lengthen out information, to explain, where no explanation is needed.  In doing so, he gave us links to sexual abuse without the need to even view

the #sexualization of the child in her outfits, or the  world of childhood beauty pageants.  We listen to him:  

"I opened the door, turned on the light, and there she was" as a truthful statement.  

Here we have not only the "door" but the "opening of the door",

something closely associated with childhood #abuse of the subject, himself.  This sometimes enters the #language of adults who were #abused in childhood and it does not take much imagination to understand why as the memory of a door opening, leading to abuse

is something that is strongly ingrained due to the hormonal increase to the brain under #trauma. When these words are used unnecessarily they are recognized as "freely chosen" by the subject who is now going into the narrative form within his answer.

Next, it is not necessary for him to tell us that the lights were off, or that they were even turned on, but for him, he must tell us that the lights were off, the lights were turned on, and it was he, himself, who turned on the lights.  This too, fits the “narrative” form of

#speech instead of simply saying, "I discovered my daughter's remains in the basement" or anything similar.  He halts this in order to add in:
a.  door
b.  opening the door
c.  he, himself, not his friend, opening the door
d.  lights
e.  lights off

f.  he, himself, not his friend, turning on the lights.  This is to take sexual activity (lights), in a kinetic form (turning on) and cross it with #linguistic indicators of his own childhood sexual abuse. Outside the statement it was found JonBenet had many chronic UTI’s #guilty