‘My Husband Killed JonBenét’: Chilling Claims & Shocking New Evidence In Cold Case
Feb. 6 2018, Updated 12:09 p.m. ET
"My husband killed JonBenét Ramsey!" That's the bombshell confession of the widow of an Indiana man "obsessed" with the child pageant queen, whose murder has remained America's greatest unsolved mystery — until NOW!
In a jaw-dropping world exclusive investigation provided to Breaking Celebrity News, The National ENQUIRER traveled to six states, interviewed dozens of sources, worked alongside detectives and uncovered new witnesses to crack the cold case after 21 years.
Courageous Charlotte Hey, 85, broke her silence for the first time to finger her unhinged ex-husband, Glenn Meyer, as JonBenét's murderer.
"I believe my husband killed JonBenét, I knew he was capable of it," Charlotte told The ENQUIRER exclusively.
"When I asked him if he murdered her, he would just smile at me. He wouldn't deny it."
Charlotte married Meyer in 1960 but left him in 1966. They were on and off in the decades that followed and reconnected before the murder. They divorced in 2002.
At the time of the murder, Meyer was secretly living in the basement of a home across the street from the Ramseys in Boulder, Colo., and later built a shrine to the slain child using pictures and newspaper clippings, sources said.
His handwriting matched the ransom note found in the Ramsey home, and cops considered him a suspect.
In emails to The ENQUIRER, JonBenét's father, John Ramsey, told how Meyer turned up at his house uninvited when the family hosted a party on Dec. 23, 1996 — two days before her murder.
"Yes, Glenn Meyer was of interest at some point," John told The ENQUIRER via email on Jan. 15.
"I do recall him coming to our door the night of our family Christmas party, which was just before Christmas. I don't remember why. Up to that point we did not know he was living across the street in the basement."
A new witness made a deathbed confession that she saw Meyer on the Ramsey property on the night of JonBenét's murder.
Meyer battled mental illness, was drowning in debt at the time of the murder, and had a history of violence. Court documents obtained by The ENQUIRER show Meyer was arrested for a 1991 assault in a domestic violence case, and was ordered to attend anger counseling courses.
In August 1995, he was sued for owing more than $24,000, and subpoenaed to appear in Boulder County court in October 1996 — two months before the murder.
The creep also had a vicious streak — especially toward young girls.
"He was violent with my little girl. She was in the fourth grade and he gave her such a horrible spanking," Charlotte told The ENQUIRER.
"I told him to stop but he wouldn't. A lot of times he was cruel to my kids. They were afraid of him. I was scared of him!"
The beast even walloped her one-year-old granddaughter while she was sitting in a high chair!
"The scary thing is, Meyer had a history of abusive and deranged behavior, yet somehow he ends up living in the basement of JonBenét's elderly babysitters, Joe and Betty Barnhill," a source said. "It was easy access."
JonBenét was six years old when she was sexually violated and strangled inside her family's ritzy home.
Cops suspect the killer broke a basement window, crept into the house, slipped up to the bedroom where JonBenét was sleeping, and knocked her out with a stun gun.