Deceased/Not Found AZ - Jhessye Shockley, 5, Glendale, 11 Oct 2011 - #1 *J. Hunter guilty*

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A podcast on the missing Glendale girl Jhessye Shockley brought up new and old information in hopes of finding the 5-year-old girl.
Her mother told Peas in Their Pods , a non-profit that helps find missing loved ones, that she had the older kids do chores in the backyard but locked Jhessye in the home for her safety.
“I locked the door when I left,” said Jerice Hunter, Jhessye’s mother. “When I got back the door was unlocked when I put my key in the door.”


Read more: http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/regio...n-case-of-missing-glendale-girl#ixzz1bhufynKq

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A podcast on the missing Glendale girl Jhessye Shockley brought up new and old information in hopes of finding the 5-year-old girl.
Her mother told Peas in Their Pods , a non-profit that helps find missing loved ones, that she had the older kids do chores in the backyard but locked Jhessye in the home for her safety.
“I locked the door when I left,” said Jerice Hunter, Jhessye’s mother. “When I got back the door was unlocked when I put my key in the door.”


Read more: http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region...#ixzz1bhufynKq------------

This sounds hinky to me. According to this story, then it's possible that the older ones never saw Jahessye when their mother left, as they were in the *back* yard when the mom left. Also, the 6-yr-old isn't significantly older than Jahessye, so if you would trust a 6-yr-old in the yard, why not a 5-yr-old? A 5-yr-old is very capable of unlocking a door so this whole story seems 'off'... :no:
 
When did 'Jahessye' become 'Jhessye'?

On the archive, I have the NCMEC poster with an 'a' and now it has changed to no 'a'
.....so, is that official or what?

And OHY this story is hinky. We have not been told the truth of what was going on in Jerice's home.

NCMEC, changed:
http://www.missingkids.com/missingk...seNum=1181452&orgPrefix=NCMC&searchLang=en_US

bbm

I agree. It has gone from 'the older children were watching Jahessye' to 'the older children were in the back yard and Jahessye was locked inside'. Not the same at all...

ETA: And who would lock their children out of their home when leaving? What if there were an emergency or someone had to go to the bathroom? And what if something had happened to Jahessye inside but no one could get to her? No wonder CPS took the kids away. MOO --- I strongly doubt this version of events. ---
 
And Grandma has that "idea" of what happened and will let LE know ---IN THE MORNING? WTH? IN THE MORNING?....
 
bbm

I agree. It has gone from 'the older children were watching Jahessye' to 'the older children were in the back yard and Jahessye was locked inside'. Not the same at all...

ETA: And who would lock their children out of their home when leaving? What if there were an emergency or someone had to go to the bathroom? And what if something had happened to Jahessye inside but no one could get to her? No wonder CPS took the kids away. MOO --- I strongly doubt this version of events. ---

I agree!! And to blame everyone except "mom" ---infuriates me. WHO in their right mind locks a 5 year old in a house and locks the older children OUT of it. The only mistake I see -was allowing this person to have contact with the innocent children. jmo
 
In the videos I've seen, it looks like Mom lives in an apartment complex. What kind of yardwork would the older kids be doing in an apartment complex?
 
In the podcast....it is mentioned that the family is meeting with CPS today about the other children.
 
I agree!! And to blame everyone except "mom" ---infuriates me. WHO in their right mind locks a 5 year old in a house and locks the older children OUT of it. The only mistake I see -was allowing this person to have contact with the innocent children. jmo

Someone that doesn't want the other kids to see what is going on in the house..........
 
ITA about granny being hinky. She has been all over the media talking about racial bias (while she's being interviewed by FOX news, for Pete's sake) and saying things that contradict what we are hearing other places. I wonder if she's been cleared?

[NOTE: I am not saying there is no racial bias. I just feel that granny has her own agenda and is more worried about spouting it on TV than talking about Jahessye.]

Honestly, if mom has turned her life around, would there be anything more infuriating to an abusive granny who THINKS she was a good mom than to see her daughter behave differently?

When I think of some of the conflicts I've had with my own parents about my choices that are different from theirs, and we have a GREAT relationship and no abuse. But it still makes people feel a little bit judged when someone makes radically different parenting choices. I know it drives me nuts when my brother calls and asks for advice and then does the exact opposite - I know it isn't right, but it makes me feel like he's saying, "Well, we don't want to do THAT!" :crazy:

So with a history of abuse and if mom was trying to do everything BUT what her own mom did...I could see how that could make granny defensive, hostile, and maybe even took Jahessye to prove that she ISN'T a better mother.

Oh, how I pray that granny took Jahessye and she's safely tucked away somewhere until granny gets her 15 minutes and "I told you so." :praying:

Also, wonder if the landlord kicked her out b/c she was being disruptive or arguing loudly with JH.

Grandma lives in California, she came to Glendale after Jahessye went missing. Not likely she took her.

I agree with you regarding Johnson having her own agenda. Remember, the children that were removed by CPS, whom she complained CPS/LE would give her no information about, are the children she cared for while Hunter was in prison. She may be resentful about that, among other things. She seems to feel that she is entitled to information and perhaps doesn't understand key aspects of an missing child investigation and how they are conducted.

It's a peripheral family matter, which imo doesn't have anything to do with J missing. I hope the media overlooks her comments and continues to report on Jahessye's case.
 
Grandma lives in California, she came to Glendale after Jahessye went missing. Not likely she took her.

I agree with you regarding Johnson having her own agenda. Remember, the children that were removed by CPS, whom she complained CPS/LE would give her no information about, are the children she cared for while Hunter was in prison. She may be resentful about that, among other things. She seems to feel that she is entitled to information and perhaps doesn't understand key aspects of an missing child investigation and how they are conducted.

It's a peripheral family matter, which imo doesn't have anything to do with J missing. I hope the media overlooks her comments and continues to report on Jahessye's case.

Knox...any thoughts on why Grandma took the other children but not J?
I'm thinking because J was so young.
 
Her mother told Peas in Their Pods , a non-profit that helps find missing loved ones, that she had the older kids do chores in the backyard but locked Jhessye in the home for her safety.

“I locked the door when I left,” said Jerice Hunter, Jhessye’s mother. “When I got back the door was unlocked when I put my key in the door.”
Oh Carp!! Why would she have singled Jahessye out in this way? My heart is pounding hard as I am typing this ... Back at the beginning of this story, a comment caught my attention. One media report said something about Jahessye being able to unlock doors. I thought to myself, she is not a toddler. Of course she would be able to unlock a door, what a weird thing to say?

I can tell you that with a history of abuse, what I just read filled me with dread. It makes sense to me now that CPS removed the children and have them in separate placements right now. As cruel as it seems, the need to separate them to preserve their statements and not let them talk amongst themselves seems prudent. Sad, very, very sad.
 
On the radio program, Jerice Hunter, Shockley's mother, said on the day Jahesseye went missing, she was rushing to run errands. The older children were in the back doing chores and Jahessye was watching television. Hunter says she locked the door and thought her daughter was safe.

"I feel really, really remorseful because I should have said things differently" said Hunter. "I think about what I could have done differently, moving a little slower, I should have said go out back..I mean specific because..at a time like this, you think about what you should have done."
http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/dpp/news/local/shockley-case-10242011
This story has more detail than the ABC15. Maybe I overreacted in my last post. This story says she was in the house watching TV. But still, why wasn't Jahessye doing chores too? Because she was the youngest? Like Belimom said, there is only a year's difference between J and the younger sibling ...
 
Perkins Township police are trying to determine if a young girl spotted in the Perkins Township Walmart on Saturday at 11:45 p.m. is a missing child from Arizona — or if it's a case of mistaken identity.

A woman called police on Sunday to report that she saw a little girl bearing a strong resemblance to 5-year-old Jahessye (pronounced Jessie) Shockley, who disappeared from Glendale, Ariz., on Oct. 11.

The woman did not immediately report seeing the girl, but later, after seeing Shockley's photo again on a television newscast, she decided to call police. She did not get a license plate number, but said the pair left in a blue or dark-colored sedan.

http://www.sanduskyregister.com/per...police-ask-help-identifying-girl-seen-walmart
WOW! Praying it's her!!!
 
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