Report: Ramsey friend sold information to National Enquirer

BOULDER, COLORADO - A confidant of John and Patsy Ramsey says she sold handwriting samples and interrogation transcripts from their daughter&#39;s murder investigation to a supermarket tabloid for $40,000. <br> <br> Susan Bennett of Hickory, North Carolina, told the Rocky Mountain News she sold the material to the National Enquirer because she believed that its publication would prove the Ramseys&#39; innocence. <br> <br> Ramsey attorney L. Lin Wood says the couple feels betrayed that a friend would sell information. Wood says tabloids have cast suspicion on the parents throughout six years of reporting on the unsolved case of the murder of their daughter, JonBenet. <br> <br> Wood says the information sold to the Enquirer was part of a discovery order in a federal libel lawsuit brought against the Ramseys by Chris Wolf. The Ramseys call Wolf a suspect in a book they wrote about the murder. <br> <br> Wood says Wolf&#39;s lawyer -- Darnay Hoffman of New York -- denied providing Bennett with the material. Hoffman was unavailable for comment.