The handwriting of violent drifter Glenn Meyer — already fingered as a suspect in the murder of JonBenét Ramsey — matches the lettering on a ransom note left in her home! Read more about the latest shocking development in America’s most notorious unsolved murder…
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The handwriting of violent drifter
Glenn Meyer — already fingered as a suspect in the murder of
JonBenét Ramsey — matches the lettering on a ransom note left in her home!
Photo credit: Files
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That’s the conclusion of a top forensic investigator who compared a sample of Meyer’s handwriting with the notorious note. “To me this is another major piece of evidence pointing toward Glenn Meyer (left) being the writer of the ransom note,”
Roscoe Clark told
The National ENQUIRER.
Photo credit: Files
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“I believe my husband
killed JonBenét. I knew he was capable of it,” Charlotte told The ENQUIRER. “When I asked him if he murdered her, he would just smile at me. He wouldn’t deny it.”
Photo credit: Files
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After Charlotte’s claim, The ENQUIRER obtained a sample of Meyer’s handwriting through government records. At our request, Roscoe examined Meyer’s signature on a 1974 Florida marriage license and found several letters identical to the
ransom note found in the Ramsey’s Boulder, Colo., home.
Photo credit: Files
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“Meyer had a unique writing style that’s consistent with the ransom note — making it highly likely that he wrote it,” Roscoe said.
Photo credit: Files
The handwriting of violent drifter
Glenn Meyer — already fingered as a suspect in the murder of
JonBenét Ramsey — matches the lettering on a ransom note left in her home!
That’s the conclusion of a top forensic investigator who compared a sample of Meyer’s handwriting with the notorious note. “To me this is another major piece of evidence pointing toward Glenn Meyer (left) being the writer of the ransom note,”
Roscoe Clark told
The National ENQUIRER.
“I believe my husband
killed JonBenét. I knew he was capable of it,” Charlotte told The ENQUIRER. “When I asked him if he murdered her, he would just smile at me. He wouldn’t deny it.”
After Charlotte’s claim, The ENQUIRER obtained a sample of Meyer’s handwriting through government records. At our request, Roscoe examined Meyer’s signature on a 1974 Florida marriage license and found several letters identical to the
ransom note found in the Ramsey’s Boulder, Colo., home.
“Meyer had a unique writing style that’s consistent with the ransom note — making it highly likely that he wrote it,” Roscoe said.
