>Thank you, John. It's wonderful that you feel such love for
>your mother. I think a child has a natural instinct to love
>his mother. And no matter what transpires between them,
>that maternal bond is so strong it overpowers other actions
>or inclinations.The bond between mother and child is so powerful. 1 Peter 4:8 says, "love covereth a multitude of sins" - and that it does for a child who loves his mother as I loved mine.
>Since you do have such an intense love for
>her, you must also be capable of forgiving. Hopefully you
>will be able to forgive yourself for whatever involvement
>you had with JonBenet. I've always felt you were being
>truthful in your revelations.
Thank you so much for saying that to me. I can assure you that your feelings are merited with my words that have been truthful regarding my responsibility for JonBenet's death. Unfortunately, I will never forgive myself and expect no forgiveness. I have written and have stated on interviews, "forgiveness, if so graciously granted". In other words, forgiveness is a gift one receives, never to be expected of one so undeserving as I am. I never asked Patricia and John to forgive me though I spoke of it. Instead, I extended my heartfelt apology and made every effort to grant peace and closure; however, I did not expect forgiveness and had I received it, it would have been so graciously granted. How could one so unworthy as I, receive such a precious gift?
>It is understandable that you do not want to involve others,
>but I want to try to state why I asked my question. Since
>you indicated that you (I hope I'm right in saying this) saw
>JonBenet home from school, it appears that you were
>not referring to the day she died but to some other
>time.
I never said I picked her up after school. That never came out of my mouth. The Thai authorities misquoted me on three statements due their lack of speaking fluent English. The one detective who spoke English told me that he passed on conversations he had with me to his superiors who interpretted them the way they wanted. These superiors obviously did not speak English well. When I found out that the statements were being aired, I asked the detective to confirm all three of them by asking him the following:
Karr: Did I say that I picked JonBenet up after school on Christmas Day?
Thai Detective Superchai: No.
Karr: You know I am a teacher and was a father and know full well that children don't go to school on Christmas Day.
Karr: Did I say I had sexual intercourse with JonBenet?
Thai Detective Superchai: No.
Karr: Did I say I drugged JonBenet?
Thai Detective Superchai: No
Karr: The media says that the authorities have said that I have made those three statements and you are the only Thai authority I am talking to. Will you please go before the press and confirm that I did not make those three statements?
Thai Detective Superchai: I will do that for you. I report my conversations to my superiors and they interpret them as they wish.
And so, Thai Detective Superchai went down before the media and refuted all those statements. However, I do not think the press reported that hardly at all as important as it was. Those statements that I did not make hurt my credibility and the case. My accounts were already recorded and written. I never mentioned any of those statements in any writings or recordings prior to my arrest nor did I ever say those things after my arrest.
>Thus, you would have had to have been in contact with
>her on at least one prior occasion. Further, this would
>mean your contact with her was in Boulder, rather than in
>Atlanta. Can you tell me if I'm correct in this?
My longterm contact with JonBenet was in Atlanta. That is the first time I have ever revealed that.
>Your kindness in your first reply is much appreciated.
>Thank you again.
You are very welcome. I responded to your kindness.