02-28-2017, 03:20 PM
Ann Bardach, in her early Vanity Fair article, wrote the Officer French said the Ramseys "had barely spoken to or looked at each other", that "he did not see them console each other.
But in French's police report BPD #5-3844, from the transcript of a formal interview done in January, 1997, we find "John Ramsey does do some touching of Patsy at the scene."
And, in Paula Woodward's book we also have the victims' advocate on record. "Patsy and John had been in the formal dining room together for some time holding each other or talking." "I didn't know they were in there alone together." BPD #5-2630
But in French's police report BPD #5-3844, from the transcript of a formal interview done in January, 1997, we find "John Ramsey does do some touching of Patsy at the scene."
And, in Paula Woodward's book we also have the victims' advocate on record. "Patsy and John had been in the formal dining room together for some time holding each other or talking." "I didn't know they were in there alone together." BPD #5-2630