step forward. you know, we had crossed a bridge that important in terps of solving the case in my mind. i didn t look at it necessarily a point of closure, but it was progress and that s how i viewwed it. how did you stay with some level of faith. this is the kind of experience. not just jonbenet s death but the media circus and accused by the police who are supposed to be the good guys and you did not give up on yourr faith? that s part of what i dealt with in the book to help with issues. beth was killed. i said there is no god. i hit bed rock and i start to grow from there and any time something tragic happens in one s life faith changes. people s say it can t be a loving god if this is what
was that. it was gratifying it was a step forward. you know, we had crossed a bridge that important in terps of solving the case in my mind. i didn t look at it necessarily a point of closure, but it was progress and that s how i viewwed it. how did you stay with some level of faith. this is the kind of experience. not just jonbenet s death but the media circus and accused by the police who are supposed to be the good guys and you did not give up on yourr faith? that s part of what i dealt with in the book to help with issues. beth was killed. i said there is no god. i hit bed rock and i start to grow from there and any time something tragic happens in one s life faith changes. people s say it can t be a
pats yejonbenet had fun with it. patsy came out of miss america and it wasital yent poise and intellect and she tried to steer john johnn toward. jonbenet was extroverted and she was ready to talk or sing. she was trying to give her s venue to explore herital yent it was not the main part her life. that is how it was portrayed. as if you were pageant partners. not at all. patsy hoped that she would lose a few so she would understand you do lose in life occasionally. you are active in the community. and people came to yourr home on christmas . this happened on christmas night. and so, do you feel that that may have opened you to a vulnerability. i think it did. i regret that. i think it is good to be annan
it. patsy came out of miss america and it wasital yent poise and intellect and she tried to steer john johnn toward. jonbenet was extroverted and she was ready to talk or sing. she was trying to give her s venue to explore herital yent it was not the main part her life. that is how it was portrayed. as if you were pageant partners. not at all. patsy hoped that she would lose a few so she would understand you do lose in life occasionally. you are active in the community. and people came to yourr home on christmas . this happened on christmas night. and so, do you feel that that may have opened you to a vulnerability. i think it did. i regret that. i think it is good to be annan
. how gratifying and validating was that. it was gratifying it was a step forward. you know, we had crossed a bridge that important in terps of solving the case in my mind. i didn t look at it necessarily a point of closure, but it was progress and that s how i viewwed it. how did you stay with some level of faith. this is the kind of experience. not just jonbenet s death but the media circus and accused by the police who are supposed to be the good guys and you did not give up on yourr faith? that s part of what i dealt with in the book to help with issues. beth was killed. i said there is no god. i hit bed rock and i start to grow from there and any time something tragic happens in one s life faith changes.