“Some were regular photographs of her, likely found online,” the affidavit continues. According to the affidavit, obtained by the Daily Mail, investigators found on Oliva’s phone “approximately 335 photos that had something to do with. While there is no such plea on the record, the arrest affidavit, while redacted, very likely alludes to Oliva’s longtime, ongoing obsession with JonBenét. “There were various agreements made by me and the court which I signed many pages.” “I pleaded guilty to the murder of JonBenét as well as countless charges of assaults and sexual abuse against many children,” Oliva wrote in a recent letter to Vail, according to the Daily Mail. Oliva has been behind bars in Colorado since 2016, when he was arrested by Boulder police on child porn charges - and according to the Daily Mail, Oliva may have even taken responsibility for JonBenét’s murder. … Now they have this, a written confession, the police need to charge him with her murder.” I have now sent these letters to Boulder police in the hope it will get Gary to provide them with firm proof and to name who else may have been involved in JonBenét’s death. He believes he will go to hell if he doesn’t admit to it. “But he has only just admitted to killing her. “I’ve continued this for decades now, even with him being in prison,” Vail said. So did Vail, who told the Daily Mail that Boulder police have placed “too much emphasis on DNA matches” when it’s well known that “the crime scene and evidence in the case was compromised.” Haunted by Oliva’s tearful phone call, Vail has maintained contact with him for years in hopes of eliciting a confession. In 2002, Smit (who has since passed away) told 48 Hours that he still considered Oliva a suspect. Several investigators, including Lou Smit, a retired homicide detective hired by the Boulder District Attorney, had theorized that a stun gun may have been used to subdue JonBenét the night of the murder.īoulder Police investigators lost interest in Oliva when new DNA testing methods failed to match his DNA to the crime scene evidence, but the department has since acknowledged that the crime scene was mishandled. But despite receiving several tips from Vail, Boulder Police didn’t consider Oliva a suspect until 2000, when he was arrested on unrelated charges and police found a photo of JonBenét, a poem he’d written titled ‘Ode to JonBenét’, and a stun gun among his possessions. Back in 1996, Oliva was a registered sex offender whose listed address was not far from the Ramsey home, and he reportedly attended a candlelight vigil shortly after JonBenét’s murder.
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