John Mark Karr has confessed to killing JonBenet Ramsey, and through Bob Enyart Live, I have strongly condemned the Ramseys for murdering their daughter, and the Boulder Colorado justice system for failing to convict them. If Karr’s confession is true, then I owe a deep apology to the Ramseys and Boulder, and I would make such an apology with more than just words, and realizing that there is not much I could do to undo the damage, at least to demonstrate sincerity, I would donate $1,000 of my own money to a charity supported by John Ramsey (one that is consistent with biblical truth), which amount would be painful to me and my family to give out.
If Karr’s confession is not true, then our position stands.
Some have said to us, “If Bob Enyart was in charge, the Ramseys would have been wrongly executed.” We can show this is false in two ways. Firstly, in my novel, The First Five Days, I present the KGOV.com view of how a biblical, Christian government should function, and how America should transition. In this novel, the brand new Christian government announces it will “execute all 3,000 death row inmates on the following day,” except that a review of every case had to be completed first, and “twenty-seven cases” had not yet been reviewed, thus in the novel (the world as we believe it should function), we would not even expedite execution of convicted men on death row until our judges reviewed the cases, because we did not sufficiently trust the existing system. Back to real life, regarding the Ramseys, of course, we would never execute someone on the strength of media reports. Secondly, the swift and painful death penalty is a significant deterrent (which we would impose including for child pornography crimes), so a huge percent of the ten-thousand plus annual U.S. murders would not occur, which could have resulted in JonBenet’s life being spared, and the Ramseys never being suspected.
Thanks,
-Bob Enyart
If Karr’s confession is not true, then our position stands.
Some have said to us, “If Bob Enyart was in charge, the Ramseys would have been wrongly executed.” We can show this is false in two ways. Firstly, in my novel, The First Five Days, I present the KGOV.com view of how a biblical, Christian government should function, and how America should transition. In this novel, the brand new Christian government announces it will “execute all 3,000 death row inmates on the following day,” except that a review of every case had to be completed first, and “twenty-seven cases” had not yet been reviewed, thus in the novel (the world as we believe it should function), we would not even expedite execution of convicted men on death row until our judges reviewed the cases, because we did not sufficiently trust the existing system. Back to real life, regarding the Ramseys, of course, we would never execute someone on the strength of media reports. Secondly, the swift and painful death penalty is a significant deterrent (which we would impose including for child pornography crimes), so a huge percent of the ten-thousand plus annual U.S. murders would not occur, which could have resulted in JonBenet’s life being spared, and the Ramseys never being suspected.
Thanks,
-Bob Enyart
