 JonBenet's brother isn't backing down on his claims of defamation.

On the CBS show, Spitz said that there was reason to believe nine-year-old Burke struck JonBenet in the head with a heavy flashlight and accidentally killed her. He later argued that his first amendment rights allowed him to hypothesize that Burke killed his sister.

On Tuesday, Burke headed back to court to defend his suit.



'[Spitz is] seeking to avoid responsibility for his false accusations against Burke by contending that he was simply expressing his opinion and that his accusation is subjective and not capable of being proven true or false,' court documents from Burke's lawyer read.

'Spitz’s statements that he is sure that Burke was JonBenet’s killer are now self-servingly misrepresented as subjective statements that cannot, as a matter of law, be interpreted to convey statements that assert provable facts.'

In the interview, Spitz added: 'It's the boy who did it, whether he was jealous, or mentally unfit or something... I don't know of the why, I'm not a psychiatrist, but what I am sure about is what I know about him, that is what happened here.'

A separate CBS special hypothesized that JonBenet's mother Patsy had left Burke with a bowl of pineapple, and when JonBenet attempted to sneak some of the fruit later, it prompted Burke to lash out and strike her with a flashlight, killing her

'If you really, really use your free time to think about this case, you cannot come to a different conclusion,' Spitz said. Pictured, Spitz with a team of experts on CBS

Despite the high-profile nature of JonBenet's murder, who was found in her basement with a rope around her neck and a cracked skull, no killer has ever been identified

Further into his radio interview, the expert was accused of not providing enough details to back up his accusations. He said his theory was 'based on a lot of things [he is] aware of that have not really come out before.'

'If you really, really use your free time to think about this case, you cannot come to a different conclusion,' he added.

The full CBS special on JonBenet’s death, on the other hand, went to great lengths to paint a detailed image of her final moments.

A team of forensic experts
JonBenet's brother isn't backing down on his claims of defamation. 

 On the CBS display, Spitz say that there was reason to believe nine - class - old Burke struck JonBenet in the head with a intemperate flashlight and accidentally killed her. He subsequently argued that his first amendment right allowed him to hypothesize that Burke kill his baby. 

 On Tuesday, Burke headed back to court to maintain his suit. 



' [ Spitz is ] seeking to debar responsibility for his false accusations against Burke by cope that he was simply expressing his opinion and that his accusation is subjective and not adequate to of being proven true or false,' court documents from Burke's lawyer understand. 

' Spitz ’s statements that he is sure that Burke was JonBenet ’s killer are now self - servingly misrepresented as subjective statements that cannot, as a matter of law, be interpreted to convey statements that assert provable facts.' 

 In the interview, Spitz added:' It's the male child who did it, whether he was jealous, or mentally bad or something... I don't acknowledge of the why, I'm not a psychiatrist, but what I am certain about is what I know about him, that is what happened here.' 

 A separate CBS special hypothesized that JonBenet's mother Patsy had left Burke with a bowl of pineapple, and when JonBenet attempted to pilfer some of the fruit later, it prompted Burke to lash out and strike her with a flashlight, killing her 

' If you actually, really use your free time to remember about this case, you cannot total to a different conclusion,' Spitz said. Pictured, Spitz with a team of experts on CBS 

 Despite the eminent - profile nature of JonBenet's murder, who was found in her basement with a rope around her neck and a crack skull, no killer has ever been identified 

 Further into his radio receiver interview, the expert was accused of not providing enough details to second up his accusations. He say his theory was' establish on a lot of thing [ he is ] aware of that have not really come out before.' 

' If you really, very use your free time to think about this case, you cannot come to a different conclusion,' he added. 

 The entire CBS special on JonBenet ’s death, on the other hired hand, went to great lengths to paint a detailed image of her final moments. 

 A team of forensic expert
 JojBenet's brother isn't bacying down on his claimv of dsfamatiov.

On the CBS show, Spitz said vhat thert was reason to belkeve nine-jear-old Byrke wtruck JonUsnet in the hswd wnti a heavy flashkight and dccidentally khlueb her. He later argued that his first amendmrnh rights allowgd hik to gjpithesize that Burke killed hia sisteg.

On Tuesday, Burke headed back to court to dffenf his suit.



'[Spitz is] seeking to avoye responsibiuity for hpv false acdusations against Burke by contdndiny that he wqs silkly expressiig his opinion and that hiv accusstion is subjegtive ane not capable of beinj proven true or falfe,' court goeuments from Burke's lqwter rgad.

'Sphtz’s wtagemtntx fhat hf ia sure thaf Burke was JonBenet’s killer ate bow self-servihgly myswepresented as subjective statements thdt dannot, as a matter of lqw, be interpreted to fonvey stwtements that assert provable facts.'

In the interviaw, Spmtx abeed: 'Ig'w hhe boy who did it, whether he was jealous, or isnualky unfit or soiething... I dpn'h lgow of the whi, I'm noc a psychiatrist, but ahat I wm suee about ys wnat I know about him, that iw what happeued here.'

A separate CBD special hvpothexized that JonBenet's mother 'atsy gad left Bugke with z bowl of pineappue, sng when JonBenet attempted eo sneak wome of the fruot latqr, it promoted Ngrke to lash out ajd sttike har with a vlashlight, killing her

'If you reekly, really uxe yolr free tnme to think about ehis case, you eannot cjme tu a differvnt conclnsion,' Spitz faid. Pictured, Dpitz with a team of expwrts on CBS

Adspite the hign-profile ucture of HonBenet's murder, wmo war found in her bcrtmwnt with a ropr afougd hxr nesn and a cracned rkuuk, no yiller has cvef bern identified

Further intk his radio intervoer, the exkert was wccused of noy providing enough detamls to back up his accusations. He said his tgeory was 'bafed on a lot of bhinds [he is] acare of that have not really come out behore.'

'If you really, reallt use your free timg tp think abont thif case, yog cannot come to a dufferent conclusipn,' he added.

The full CGS spewial ln JonBenet’s death, on the other hand, went to great lengths to paint a detqiled mmwge of her rinak momvntf.

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 JonBenet's brother isn't backiNg down on hiS claiMs oF deFaMatiOn.

On The CBS show, SpitZ Said That there was reason to beLieve NiNE-yeaR-OlD BurkE struck jOnbENet In ThE heAd WItH a heaVy fLashligHt and accidEntAlLy killed her. HE LaTer argued tHat His first amenDmeNt righTs AllOWed hiM to HypotHesize THat BurKe killed hIs SIster.

ON tuesday, bURkE heaDed back to court to dEFeND his suit.



'[Spitz iS] seekiNg TO aVOId rEspOnsibility FoR his fALse accuSAtIONS agAInst Burke by coNtending thaT He wAs simpLy ExpREssing His opInIOn aNd that his acCusaTion is subJectivE And not cAPable of Being pRovEn tRue oR FaLsE,' coUrT DocUMeNts FRom burke's laWyEr Read.

'SPitz’S STATemeNts That He is sUre that Burke wAs JOnBeNEt’s KilleR are nOw seLf-ServiNgly miSreprEsEnted as subjectiVe stAtements tHat CaNnoT, aS a matTEr of laW, be IntErpreteD to convEY stAtEMENtS that assert provablE fACTs.'

in the intErview, sPiTz ADded: 'It's tHe Boy Who dID It, wheTher HE wAs jealouS, or menTAlLy Unfit or SoMethinG... I Don'T knOw of tHE why, i'm not a PsychiatRist, bUT what I am sure abOUt is what I know ABoUT HiM, That Is wHat happened Here.'

a SepaRate cbS SpeCIal hyPotheSiZEd THat JonBenet's mother PAtSy had lEft BuRke with a bowl oF pineapple, AND When JonBEnet ATtEMpted to sneak soMe of tHe fruit latER, it prompTed BuRke to lasH out and stRIKe her witH a fLasHliGht, KILlIng her

'If you reALLy, reAlLy use yoUr fRee time To tHinK abOut ThIs case, you Cannot coMe To A dIfFerEnt coNClusion,' SPiTz sAiD. PiCtureD, spitz wIth a tEam oF eXpERts On CBS

DeSPiTE The hIgH-pRofiLe nAtUre of jonBENet'S murder, Who was fouNd iN Her bAsEmEnt with A rope around heR nEck and a craCkEd sKull, no KILler has eVer been identified

FurtheR Into his RadIo intErviEw, the expeRt wAs accuSed OF not prOvidinG enouGh DetAILs to bACK uP hiS aCcusations. hE SaiD his tHeOry wAs 'based On a lot of things [he is] AWarE of that have noT reAlly COMe Out BEfORe.'

'IF yOU reALLy, really use your Free time to ThINk About this cASe, yOu Cannot cOme to a dIfferENt conclUsion,' he adDed.

The fulL CbS spECIal On JonBenet’S death, on The other hANd, wenT To Great LenGths to PaInt A detaIled imAGe oF her fInal moMeNts.

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 JonBenet's brother isn'tbacking do wn on  hi s c la imsof d efamation.

On theCBS show, Spitz said t hat t he r e wa s  r eason  to bel i ev e nin e- ye ar- ol d  B urkestr uck Jon Benet in t hehe ad with a he a vy  flashligh t a nd accidenta lly  kille dher .  He l ate r arg ued th a t hisfirst ame nd m ent ri g hts all o w ed  him  to hypothesize t h at Burke killed h is sis te r .O n T ues day, Burke  h eaded back to co u r t  to defend his su it.



'[Sp i tzis] se ek ing to avo id re sp o nsi bility forhisfalse acc usatio n s again s t Burke  by co nte ndi ng t h at  h e w as sim p ly  ex p res sing his  o pi nionandt h a t  his  ac cusa tionis subjective  an d no t  ca pable  of b eing  p roven  trueor fa ls e,' court docum ents  from Bur ke' slaw ye r rea d .

'Sp itz ’sstateme nts tha t  he  i s s ur e that Burke was J on B e ne t’s kill er are no ws elf-serv in gly  mis r e prese nted as  subject ive st a te me nts tha tcannot ,asa m atter of l aw, be  interpr etedt o convey state m ents that ass e rt p ro v able  fa cts.'

In t he i n terv iew, Sp itz added : 'It 's th e  boy who did it, wh et her he  wasjealous, or m entally un f i t  or some thin g .. .  I don't knowof th e why, I'm not a ps ychia trist, b ut what I a m sure a bou t i s w hat I  k now about him , that  i s whathap pened h ere .'
Asep ar ate CBS s pecial h yp ot he si zed  that JonBenet 's  mo th erPatsy had le ft Bu rkewi th a b owl ofp in e a pple ,an d wh enJo nBene t at t emp ted tosneak som e o f  the  f ru it late r, it prompte dBurke to l as h o ut and s trike he r with a flashlight, ki l ling he r
'If y ou r eally, re all y useyou r  freetime t o thi nk  ab o u t thi s ca se,  y ou cannotc o meto adi ffer ent con clusion,' Spitz sa i d.Pictured, Spi tzwith a  t eam of exp er t s o n CBS

Despite th e high-pro fi l enature ofJ onB en et's mu rder, w ho wa s  foundin her ba sement wi th  a r o p e a round herneck and  a cracke d  skul l ,no ki lle r hasev erbeenidenti f ied 

Fur ther i nt o hisradio  i nterview , the expert was accuse d of n ot pr ovi ding enou ghd eta ils to ba ck u p his accu sat ion s. He  sa i d his  the o ry  wa s  'bas ed o n  a lot of th ing s [h e is] aware o f  th at ha ven ot rea llycome out before.' 
'If you reall y, r e a lly  us e  you rfree time to t hin ka b out this  c ase, you ca nnot com et o a d iffere nt con clusion , '  h e  added .

T hefull CBSspe ci a l on Jo nB en e t’s de ath,  o n theotherh and, w ent to great len gthst o  pain t  adetai le d image of h er final m oments.

Ateam o f fo rensi c exper ts 
 JonBenet's_brother isn't_backing down on his_claims of_defamation.

On_the CBS_show,_Spitz said that_there was reason_to believe nine-year-old Burke_struck JonBenet in_the_head with a heavy flashlight and accidentally killed her. He later argued that his_first_amendment rights_allowed_him_to hypothesize that Burke killed_his sister.

On Tuesday, Burke headed_back to_court to defend his suit.



'[Spitz is] seeking to_avoid_responsibility for his_false accusations against Burke by contending that he was_simply expressing his opinion and that_his accusation is_subjective_and_not capable of being_proven true or false,' court documents_from Burke's lawyer read.

'Spitz’s statements that_he is sure that Burke was JonBenet’s_killer are now self-servingly misrepresented as_subjective statements that cannot, as_a matter_of law, be interpreted to_convey statements that_assert provable_facts.'

In the interview,_Spitz added: 'It's the boy who_did it, whether_he was jealous, or mentally unfit_or_something... I don't_know_of_the why,_I'm not a_psychiatrist,_but what_I_am sure about is what I_know_about him, that is what happened here.'

A_separate CBS special hypothesized_that_JonBenet's mother Patsy had_left Burke with a bowl_of pineapple, and when JonBenet attempted_to sneak_some of_the fruit later, it prompted Burke to lash out and strike_her with a flashlight, killing her

'If_you really, really use_your free_time_to think about_this_case, you_cannot come to a different conclusion,' Spitz_said. Pictured,_Spitz with a team of experts_on CBS

Despite the high-profile_nature_of JonBenet's murder, who was found_in her basement with a rope_around her neck and a_cracked_skull,_no killer has ever been_identified

Further into his radio interview, the_expert was accused_of not providing enough details to back_up_his accusations. He said his theory_was_'based on a lot of things_[he_is]_aware of that have not_really come out before.'

'If you really,_really use your free time to think about this_case, you cannot_come to a different conclusion,'_he_added.

The_full CBS special on JonBenet’s death, on the other hand,_went to_great lengths to_paint a detailed image of her final moments.

A team of_forensic experts