Peter Boyles Show - Friday February 25, 2000
1 . "PB Friday on CA woman"
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PB: She "believes" that she may have been molested by Fleet White's father.
God only knows where this one goes but according to the morning Daily
Camera Alex Hunter's taking this very seriously. My God, Alex! He said "If
15%" quoted in the Rocky saying, excuse me, quoted in the Daily Camera, "If
only 15% of what she says is true", he said "I'm gonna take this to the US
Attorney". My God! If 5%, or if 15%, of what the people said about John and
Patsy Ramsey was true and this man never took anything to a US Attorney.
I'm just, I'm past Alex Hunter. As my kids say "I'm over that!" And I defended
this man for the longest time but I'm finding myself saying "What is he
thinking?". So we'll have, from Fox News Carol McKinley will join us.
PB: What is Alex Hunter doing? If this piece in the Daily Camera is accurate, I
mean, I
have supported Alex Hunter for the longest time but I've just kind of lost it.
CM: Well, why?
PB: Well, here's Hunter, the story is this: This is the Boulder Daily Camera
this
morning, quickly, "District Attorney Alex Hunter has turned over", turned
over?, "new
information to the Boulder police and the FBI he said could provide a MAJOR
breakthrough in solving the three year old Jon Benet murder case."
CM: Umhmm
PB: "A 37 year old woman brought forward by Boulder attorney Lee Hill", who
we
are trying to get on the show, he won't come on, "the woman said she
suffered a
lifetime of sexual and physical abuse and she BELIEVES", now this is the
interesting
part of this "she BELIEVES that she may have been abused by Fleet White's
father,
who's 86 years of age." Hunter says " According to the morning Rocky "He
finds her
very believable. Boulder detectives, however, don't think she's very
believable but the
police and the DA aren't getting along in Boulder." There's a news flash...
But, he says
"If only 15% of what she says is true, we should take this to the US
Attorney." Carol,
as God is my witness, if he took that as his margin of belief that if 15% of
what she
says is true it should go to the US Attorney, my God, why didn't he take the
Ramsey
case to the US Attorney?
CM: Well, that's a good question. Here's the background on all that. This
woman is
Fleet White senior's, ahhhm, is the daughter of Fleet White Senior's
goddaughter.
PB: She says that.
CM: She said that. Apparently, they met in California and there were sexual
assaults,
according to her, all over the country. It started when she was three and I'm
told that
her pictures, when she was a little girl, looked a lot like JonBenet Ramsey.
PB: Oh, come on...
CM: So the deal is, Lee Hill, she saw...
PB: JonBenet was a manufactured child...
CM: Well, she saw a report that we did on the deposition and Lee Hill was
talking
about how John Ramsey wouldn't admit to the problems he had with Fleet
White at
JonBenet's funeral. She saw that, she said it brought up all kinds of
memories. She
contacted Lee; Lee brought her out here. She spent 5 hours with the police
on
Tuesday, 5 hours, that's a long time.
PB: First of all, they would have to do it. I mean, you would think that the
police would
HAVE to do it.
CM: Well they did have to. Here's the deal: What she's telling police, she
believes and
other people believe who are on her side, provides strong evidence of Fleet
White's
likely involvement.
PB: Pleeeze...
CM: That's her story. But you have to remember that the police don't believe
in this
conspiracy child-porno theory that a lot of people carry. They believe this
was an
accident that happened in the middle of the night with a woman who was off
balance.
PB: Of course, of course.
CM: Now if Alex Hunter feels like this is something he needs to take and bring
on
because it might be something new maybe that's part of his job. But from
what I
understand, she's pretty credible when she talks, ummm, if they're gonna
look at and
swab every person who lives within, you know, a hundred meters of the
house maybe
they should take a look at her too. Maybe that's what he's saying. US
Attorney seems
extreme...
PB: Well, for Hunter to even say he's bringing in a US Attorney, or taking her,
perhaps
to the US Attorney. First of all, the woman, according to the Daily Camera
piece, the
woman uses words like "believe", she "believes"...
CM: Yes, she believes it.
PB: I'll tell you, first of all, the difference between knowledge and belief is
light years.
CM: Well imagine what Fleet White's feeling this morning.
PB: But, here's the point. This is what I think Hunter's doing. As you know,
Fleet
White has a major "Jones" for Alex Hunter.
CM: Right.
PB: He's gone to Governor Romer about and he's gone to Council meetings
and he
has spoken openly about what a lousy job he thinks Hunter did.
CM: And Hunter had no love lost for Fleet White either.
PB: I think, this sounds very conceivable, that this is Alex Hunter's way of
putting a
shot over the bow of Fleet White and if he did it this way, he should just, I
mean, he's
packin'
it in anyhow. He's not going to run for re-election.
CM: Let's look at the fact here, Peter, that it could be that Alex Hunter's
just trying to
make sure that he covered all bases, like they covered a lot of bases with a
lot of
different people.
PB: But he never, oh, never mind...
CM: You don't think he covered all the bases with the Ramseys but he's
covered the
bases with a lot of different people who've come in who've been very
suspicious. We
talked with Chris Wolfe yesterday. He's a guy the police had checked out
quite a bit.
PB: Sure! And you know what, and here's a guy that ended up sitting in jail,
at least the
jail house for a couple of hours. But here's the weird thing is, this woman has
now,
according to the Daily Camera and I'll read you the Editorial note in the
Camera piece,
the woman is quoted in the article who Boulder DA Alex Hunter believes
possesses
"credible information regarding the JonBenet Ramsey case" has been
interviewed by
the Camera and by the Boulder Police Department. So that means that she's
part of a
criminal investigation and she goes to the media?
CM: (Long pause) Well, it's unusual for this case, that's for sure.
PB: Unusual?
CM: From what I understand she says that she was part of a ring of adults,
both
married and single, who routinely filmed her...
PB: Look...
CM: ummm, and they looked and they celebrated sexual acts looking at the
pictures of
her...
PB: You know what, I'll tell you something...
CM: ... that she would sit on the toilet and bleed on the toilet when she was
little.
PB. Yeah, you know what? There's a theory that's called the Suppressed
Memory;
CM: Right.
PB: ...that these people come forward and they say they were part of Satan
cults and all
that stuff. You know something, there has never been ONE case of that
proven to be
true.
CM: OK, well let's look at this now, let's look at this possibility, Peter, and it
could be...
PB: Mike's taking me, I just get so angry at this...
CM: I can tell.
PB: Yeah, Hunter..., come on Alex!
CM: I think Alex knows he has to look into this but I don't think that Michael
Kane or
Alex Hunter or Mark Beckner really believe that anyone outside of the
Ramseys had
anything to do with this. I think he knows that he has to take a look at this.
PB: Wait a minute. Alex Hunter, morning Daily Camera: "He finds this woman
very
believable" and the Camera goes on to say "Boulder detectives, however,
aren't so sure."
CM: I talked with a Grand Jury presenter about 30 minutes ago who said
"Enhhh,
probably not true."
PB: Then why would Hunter say he's gonna take this to the US Attorney if
only 15% of
what she says is true? Come on, there were people who walked in there with
light years
better information than this about Patsy and John. He didn't go to the US
Attorney.
CM: Look at it this way--if there's a trial down the road and he didn't check
this woman
out, he's in BIG trouble.
PB: He's in big trouble, no matter what! Laughter by both...
PB: Kind enough to be with us, Carol McKinley, from Fox News who as I said
before I
don't think anybody has done the heavy lifting like she has on the Ramsey
investigation.
This story is in the morning Daily Camera: "Boulder DA Alex Hunter has turned
over
"new information" on a, he says he could provide, a quote, and this is the
quote, Carol, "a
major breakthrough in solving the JonBenet Ramsey murder case". Why is he
saying
these kinds of things?
CM: Well, I think the police are saying it's a bunch of crap.
PB: Sure it is. But why would Hunter say it isn't?
CM: I think he has a lot of motivations that, that we don't understand.
PB: That don't have anything to do with...
CM: I think sometimes he does this stuff because he knows he has to at
least act like he's
interested.
PB: Now wait a minute. No, there's a difference between "Gee, I'm interested
in this."
and saying it could provide a major breakthrough.
CM: Well, that's true, that's true. I'd like to talk to him about it; I'd like to
know what he
means by that but, you know, I also know people who've talked to him who
say, you
know, it's nothing, it's nothing but we have to look at it.
PB: All right, here's the deal...
CM: You have to understand, there are a lot of conspiracy theorists out
there who
believe this was all a part of a big child pornography ring that Fleet White
and John
Ramsey were both involved with.
PB: That ridiculous book that Stephen Singular did, the guy that did that
ridiculous book
on Alan Berg, did another ridiculous book and as Chuck Green, from the
Denver Post,
we were on TV and Chuck took the book and through it in the trash can
while we were
on the tube together. I mean that was a stupid book but this just plays into
that.
CM: Well, it can't help the relationship between the police and the DA. If the
police think
the DA is really taking this as seriously as it sounds like.
PB: He says he's taking it, I mean, this is a quote in the paper: "If 15% of
what she says is
true, he's taking it to the US Attorney. If only 15%, and this woman
"believes" this is
true?
CM: Well I believe part of the theory that she had is that it's a Fleet
White-John Ramsey
thing. That it doesn't exonerate the Ramseys. That this could be bigger than
we all know.
PB: Pleeeeze...
CM: Again, as I said before, the police believe this was an accident that
happened in the
middle of the night with an unstable woman. It's as simple as that, or not.
PB: Let me read to you from the Camera and to the audience: "In talking to
detectives,
the woman...", again this woman goes to the press as well "...the woman
draws parallels
between sexual techniques found at these sessions and the physical
evidence of garrotting
the investigators found on the body of JonBenet. The woman told detectives
she believes
JonBenet was killed accidentally when an asphyxiation technique used to
stimulate an
orgasmic response during a child sex and porno party went too far. The
woman told
police she knows first hand..." now this is a woman who "believes", these are
these
reconstructed memory cases which have never, ever, ever one time has any
of this stuff
ever come to the point where people say "Oh gee, that's true." As a matter
of fact, even
that woman who said that her father killed her little girlfriend, that stuff is all
in question
right now. "The woman told the police that she knows first hand about
asphyxiation to
produce a sexual response because it was done to her when she was a child.
The woman
said, in her experience, little girls were dressed provocatively and trained to
say
provocative things such as 'It's a pleasure to pleasure you'." Do you believe
THAT?
CM: Well, there's so much that's known about this case out there that
anyone could
come forward and talk about some of the evidence...
PB: And now she says a big night for these parties was Christmas night.
CM: But that's what I'm saying. There's so much out there right now about
this case
anyone can come out and they can start naming things about what
happened to JonBenet
Ramsey and say it happened to them because people know everything now. I
mean, the
problem is this case has been investigated ad nauseum for over three years
and they need
to go out and they need to check out everything that comes forward. They
have to check
it out.
PB: Look, there are people inside this investigation that you know better
than I know and
there are some people that I know better than you know and given off,
unquoteable, or
at least unsourceable accounts, they say "This case IS solved, we just
couldn't make it in
court."
CM: That's right. That's what they say. Now the problem here is if it's not
true and this is
just a big spin, Fleet White's name again gets drug through the mud.
PB: And that's my point, Carol, is that Fleet White and Alex Hunter despise
one another.
How tough is this for people to know? The movie goes Sunday night and
you're going to
talk with us Monday about the film "Perfect Murder, Perfect Town". This is a
great
opportunity and I hope Alex Hunter is above this, but it doesn't sound like it,
to not to
throw mud right on the face of Fleet White who, you know, John Ramsey lied
on even in
the deposition. You and I have talked about it. And Lee Hill, of all people, is
the lawyer
suing the Ramseys for libel on behalf of Stephen Miles. He knows the story;
he took the
deposition where we later find out, John Ramsey 's clearly lying about what
happened
with he and Fleet White in Atlanta, Georgia at the funeral. And Alex Hunter,
to his credit,
wasn't smart enough to get that and take it before the Grand Jury and show
it to them,
that once again, here's John Ramsey caught in duplicitousness and caught as
a liar. Alex
isn't smart enough to have taken that in there and shown the Grand Jury.
And you and I
both know that.
CM: What you're mad about is the fact that Alex Hunter's come out and he's
taking this
seriously...?
PB: Well, first of all how do you feel about the Boulder Daily Camera even
doing the
story?
CM: I have questions about it because to me it seems like there's a lot more
checking out
that needs to be done. I think it's a story the fact that the police spent 5
hours with this
woman and that she had some things to say. It's a speculative story and
uhh, it's their
decision but it's a story that has to do with speculation, it's titillating, it's
something that
grabs your eye and again it uses Fleet White's name without maybe a cause
to do that.
PB: I don't, I don't...I think the Daily Camera's done a terrific job with this
and this is a
story...
CM: And I do too.
PB: But to throw Fleet White under the bus in Boulder, taking his dad and
doing this to
him on one of these...this is called repressed memory.
CM: Well I tell you, the Ramseys can't come out now and say that the police
don't check
everything out. They can't come out and say the police aren't looking at
other suspects.
PB: Well there was what, a hundred and eighty people they talked to? We
knew that
anyhow. We're coming back. Hang on Carol...Volatile morning here on KHOW
radio...
PB: We'll be back with you on Monday. My goodness the way the show's
coming
together for Monday it'll be non-stop from 5am on. Wrapping it up with Carol
McKinley
from Fox News. The Boulder Daily Camera does a big story this morning. A
new
Ramsey lead quote unquote and this time it's Alex Hunter saying if 15% of
what some
woman from California says is true he's, he wants to take it to the US
Attorney. I don't
know. I don't know, Carol.
CM: That will be interesting.
PB: Some of this stuff I look at it and if you listen, as I know you do, and
speak with the
people I know you speak to they will tell you, including some of the DA's that
were on
that team that was able to look at that Grand Jury, the Governor of the
State of Colorado
saw the evidence and they'll tell you this case IS solved but as it happens
from time to
time because of the police screwing it up early on and everything that
happened...the case
is solved, they know who the murderer is, but can they prove it in court, No.
And now
this turns up and Hunter who is retiring, he's not going to run for office
again, he and Fleet
White have despised each other virtually from day one.
CM: Yeah. Fleet White, I believe, even intimidates Alex Hunter, a little bit.
PB: Oh, I think he does too. I think he does too.
CM: But you have to remember that when things like this come up, you've
got this,
you've got Lou Smit believing that the Ramseys are innocent and you've got
the police
believing that the Ramseys did it and you've got people not knowing whether
it was him
or her or how it happened, there's no way you can take something like this
to trial. What
if some woman like this came out, what if this were in trial and someone
comes out and
suddenly turns the thing around?
PB: Sure...
CM: It just shows you what a muddled mess...
PB: Not turns it around, but just...
CM: Well, takes it in a different direction.
PB: Even that...I mean, what we have now because of, you know, how the
justice
system works and maybe this is a sad way to end a really nice day is that
we have a
legal system but we don't have a justice system and the Ramseys were able
through their
power and their money and their clout to cop a walk. And so, now that
they're coming
out with their book, which we've talked about, which is horrible what they
did to three
really good people, they've named names of their suspects. Now we have
this. I'm
surprised that Patsy isn't sitting in Atlanta right now quickly rewriting
Chapter Six now
that some sad woman has shown up from California.
CM: I was thinking that. I was thinking their book's coming out, it's done and
now here's
another possible suspect.
PB: Now we'll have a second edition. Patsy: " Ehhhh,ehhh,ehh, oh by the
way..." And the
fact that this woman goes to the press and gives an interview to the Daily
Camera. That's
goofy. I mean if I had information that would solve ...
CM: But think of all the sexual assault victims out there who might be
listening to this,
Peter, who no one ever listened to who are taking offense at this.
PB: I understand this. But she's talking about suppressed memory, I think.
CM: That's true. But listen, they have to listen to her and they have to
check her out.
They have to. You can't fault them for that.
PB: Of course they do. Carol, I don't. I applaud them for doing it. What I find
fault in is
the remarks made by DA Alex Hunter.
CM: But you haven't talked to her and you don't know what Alex heard from
her.
Maybe he heard something that makes him think that he needs to take this a
little further.
PB: If only 15% of what she says is true? All right, kiddo. Have a good one.
CM: All right. Have a good time in Florida.
PB: Thanks, pal. We're back here on Monday morning. My goodness, this is
gonna
really go a lot of directions on Monday morning.