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James Michael Thompson aka J.T. Colfax	June 19, 1997 Arson 755 15th Street Crime Scene where JonBenet Ramsey was murdered

J.T.Colfax was arrested on June 19, 1997 for trying to push burning papers into the front door mail slot of the Ramsey house at 755 15th Street in Boulder, Colorado. Colfax said he did it because he was at a desparate period in his life with no home, no job and several other legal cases hanging over his head and he was angry at the authorities for what he considered harassment as a suspect in the murder of JonBenet Ramsey.

On April 30, 1997 J.T. Colfax was arrested when he attempted to walk out of a Safeway Photo Processing store without paying for the rolls of photos he picked up. The photos turned out to be pictures of corpses with signs attached with phrases such as, "Getting Fired Isn't the End of the World," "Yee Haw," and "Happy Birthday." Colfax took took photos of a corpse with party favors. The photos are artworks, JT said.

On May 22, 1997 Colfax was charged with theft when he took the morgue log sheet from the Boulder County morgue that showed the entry when JonBenet Ramsey was admitted. After that he was charged with destruction of property in Denver when he was was at a payphone on Logan and Colfax, and got upset because he couldn't hear a message from a guy and he angrily beat the receiver against the phone and was at once surrounded by seven police officers.

After plea bargain arrangements, Colfax was charged with theft and served two years in the Boulder County jail that started on January 15, 1998 and Colfax was released on July 13, 1999. During his time in jail, Colfax wrote a daily diary over a 10 month period that was posted on the Internet and with the help of a friend at the time, Colfax became somewhat a side show celebrity as he maintained media communication within the Boulder County jail.

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