My boyfriend killed JonBenét: It's an explosive claim. Now judge her reasoning... from the stained clothes to the ransom note 'code' and a chilling OJ Simpson link

It's been 28 years since Jacqueline Dilson's boyfriend disappeared from their Colorado home for a few hours on Christmas Day. The murder of JonBenét Ramsey horrified Boulder and captivated the world after the six-year-old was found beaten and strangled in the basement of her family home on December 26, 1996 Jacqueline Dilson has renewed allegations against her ex-boyfriend Chris Wolf, accusing him of murdering JonBenét Ramsey Dilson first reported Wolf to police in January 1997 She later handed over his clothes for DNA testing and handwriting samples to check if they matched a ransom note left on a staircase near JonBenét's body. He was nine at the time of JonBenét's death PERFECT MURDER, PERFECT TOWN Three hours after leaving for that coffee shop, Dilson says Wolf returned to Dakota Ranch, his eyes bulging. The pair were living together on the night of the Ramsey murder Wolf suggested that Dilson continues to accuse him of murder because of the way their relationship fell apart - not because she really believes he did it At the center of the Ramsey mystery is a bizarre, two-and-a-half page ransom note addressed to John and purported to have been authored by a 'foreign faction' known as SBTC In the days that followed, Dilson claims Wolf became obsessed with the news coverage of JonBenét and would curse the media for how little information was available. Dilson's daughter Marah also says she noticed a 'complete 180' in Wolf's behavior after JonBenét's murder, including one incident where he asked her boyfriend how to pick a locked door with a credit card.