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JAN 11, 2019
Northern Wisconsin residents describe the moments they found Jayme Closs
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Jayme told the K's that she didn’t know where she was or anything about Gordon. From what she told them, they believe she was there for most of her disappearance.
Late Thursday, investigators blocked all streets leading to a cabin in the 14100 block of S. Eau Claire Acres Circle as they combed for evidence. The residence is believed to be that of the 21-year-old suspect, who is reportedly being held in the Douglas County jail.
SA, Jayme’s aunt, overwhelmed and crying, could barely express her joy after learning the news. “Praise the Lord,” she said during a phone interview, between sobs. “It’s the news we’ve been waiting on for three months. I can’t wait to get my arms around her. I just can’t wait.”
SA said she and other family members didn’t have a lot of details about what happened, and they were asked by authorities not to say too much about what they do know.
“That was just fake stuff that was out there,” Jayme’s grandfather, RN, said by phone late Thursday. But the news he got about 7 p.m. was real, he said.
“I’m going to hug her. Squeeze her,” RN said, his voice cracking. “I’ve been in the dumpster for three months.”
Northern Wisconsin residents describe the moments they found Jayme Closs
Jayme told the K's that she didn’t know where she was or anything about Gordon. From what she told them, they believe she was there for most of her disappearance.
Late Thursday, investigators blocked all streets leading to a cabin in the 14100 block of S. Eau Claire Acres Circle as they combed for evidence. The residence is believed to be that of the 21-year-old suspect, who is reportedly being held in the Douglas County jail.
SA, Jayme’s aunt, overwhelmed and crying, could barely express her joy after learning the news. “Praise the Lord,” she said during a phone interview, between sobs. “It’s the news we’ve been waiting on for three months. I can’t wait to get my arms around her. I just can’t wait.”
SA said she and other family members didn’t have a lot of details about what happened, and they were asked by authorities not to say too much about what they do know.
“That was just fake stuff that was out there,” Jayme’s grandfather, RN, said by phone late Thursday. But the news he got about 7 p.m. was real, he said.
“I’m going to hug her. Squeeze her,” RN said, his voice cracking. “I’ve been in the dumpster for three months.”