Inthedetails
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This family is so relatable. They celebrated Mothers Day together, as I often to with my sisters and sisters-in-law. They are searching as I hope my family would do...but how to do it? Nobody is prepared for this challenge. My heart is absolutely with them.If my sister died in a car crash or God forbid was shot, it would be easier to comprehend,” Yanique said Wednesday while poking around in the brush of a wooded area off Burnham Street, a little over a mile from where her sister lived in South Windsor, looking for clues.
She must keep searching for her sister, she said. That is what she would do for her.
“I almost want to call her name out,” she said, clinging to hope that her sister is still alive.
Yanique and several volunteers scanned several areas Wednesday, using their own drones and dogs, hoping to find anything that might point to Jessica’s whereabouts as daily searches spanning three towns have so far come up empty. Unfortunately, this search would end up like the others. Still, Yanique plans to continue until she finds her sister.
She acknowledges it’s overwhelming.
“I don’t know what I am searching for,” the 26-year-old woman said. “Should I go off what I saw her last wearing?”
Yanique said the last time she saw her sister was at 11 p.m. on Mother’s Day, May 9. An email was sent around 2:30 a.m. May 10 from Jessica’s account to her professor saying she would not be in the class that day at Hartford Hospital where she is a clinical training student in respiratory care. Hutchinson told police the last time he saw Jessica was between 6:30 and 7 a.m. that morning. He reported her missing later that day.
The email puzzled Yanique, who does not believe that her sister wrote it, and thinks her sister was taken at that time.
Jessica Edwards loves car shows, her sister said, and getting dressed up with makeup even if she is not going out. But most of all, she loves spending time with her son and taking him places, she added. After several days of no contact, Yanique finally visited with Jayden in a Zoom call this week. His father and other extended family members are caring for the baby.
Holding on to hope
jmo