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Summary of October 24 Press Conference:
  1. 1,250 tips of 1,550 have been closed
  2. Call 911 with any sightings of Jayme
  3. If you were on Hwy 8 between 12:30 and 1:30 am, call the tipline
  4. Jayme's aunt, JS gives a statement and says "We will never stop looking for you."
  5. No items of evidentiary value were recovered during the search, but continue to look at the evidence
  6. At this time will not be planning another search
  7. Jennifer Smith, Jayme's aunt speaking
  8. $25,000 Reward for information leading to Jayme's location
  9. Still over 200 people working the case
  10. Tipline 1-855-744-3879
  11. Not able to comment on creepy guy at gas station
  12. A lot of tips coming in on the vehicles
  13. Reporter says a mattress was removed from the home (today?) Sheriff says they continue to bring in fresh sets of eyes
  14. Reviewing both the terrain and the weather
  15. Updates again via Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1067957963386370
 
OCT 24, 2018
$25,000 reward offered for information on Jayme Closs, missing Wisconsin teen
During a press conference on Wednesday, Jayme's aunt, JS, addressed reporters and thanked the Barron County community for their love and support.

"Jayme, not a moment goes by where we are not thinking of you and praying for you," Smith said. "Your family and friends miss you so much."

Smith added that Jayme's dog, Molly, misses her as well and appealed to anyone with information to come forward.

"To whoever may know where Jayme is please contact the Barron County Sheriff's Department," Smith concluded.

Although the department has received more than 1,000 tips, FBI Special Agent in Charge Justin Tolomeo announced on Wednesday that a $25,000 reward was being offered for information that directly relates to her location.
 
OCT 24, 2018
$25K reward now offered for information in search for Jayme Closs
On Wednesday, Oct. 24, investigators indicated they have had 1,550 tips come into their tipline (1-855-744-3879). They have checked and closed 1,250 of those tips.

Investigators did make a request — asking anyone who was driving Highway 8 in Barron County between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 15 to call the tipline. They say you may have critical information to help in the investigation.
 
Updated FBI page
JAYME CLOSS — FBI

Reward:
The FBI is offering a reward of up $25,000 for information leading to the whereabouts of missing and endangered 13 year old Jayme Closs.

Details:
On Monday, October 15, 2018, at 12:53 AM, a 911 call was received from Barron, Wisconsin. Upon arrival, law enforcement officials found two adults deceased, and their 13-year-old daughter, Jayme Closs, missing. Closs is now considered endangered.
 

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OCT 24, 2018
'We'll never stop looking for you,' aunt says amid search for missing 13-year-old
(Includes video of the statement given by Jayme's aunt.)

"Not a moment goes by when we aren't thinking of you and praying for you," Jayme's aunt, JS, said at a news conference Wednesday.

In a message to Jayme, Smith said her dog, Molly, is "waiting for you," adding, "We all love you to the moon and back and we'll never stop looking for you."

"Whoever may know where Jayme is, please contact the Barron County Sheriff's Department," she said.

Aunt speaks out on Jayme Closs disappearance
Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald is asking anyone who was on Highway 8 in Barron between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. October 15 to call the tip line at 1-855-744-3879.

The FBI announced Wednesday there is a $25,000 reward for any information that will lead to finding Jayme.
 
OCT 24, 2018
'The distance didn't matter': Middleton Fire Battalion Chief aided in search for Jayme Closs
He made the trek, traveling over 200 miles.

"The distance didn't matter," he said. "The feeling goes through your mind that this could indeed be my family."

He said by covering ground and not finding anything, they allowed law enforcement and other search groups to check another spot off their list of areas to search. Subera said helping the family was where he felt the most emotional.

"They're going to see the news clips and go, 'Oh my gosh, that's a lot of love.' On a Tuesday morning in October, middle of the day. Two thousand people are willing to come, drop what they're doing and give that search. It's amazing to see that amount of cars that were coming down the road, turning into the staging area. It was awe-inspiring."
 
OCT 25, 2018
Missing Wisconsin teen's family in emotional plea for her safe return
Investigators sometimes employ remarks from missing people's family members in the hopes of humanizing them in their captors' eyes and making them pause before inflicting harm.

The sheriff added that a new evidence collection team went through the Closs home on Wednesday to ensure previous forensic analysts didn't miss anything. The new team removed what Fitzgerald called "items," but he didn't elaborate.

CBS Minnesota reports the items included a mattress, a nightstand and several boxes.
 
FBI offers $25,000 reward in disappearance of Jayme Closs

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Photo caption:
JS, left, at microphone, who is Jayme Closs’ aunt and godmother, issues a plea for her niece’s safe return during a press conference held Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 24, 2018, at the Barron County Justice Center. With her is her sister, SA, holding Jayme’s dog.

Preview:
An official with the FBI's Milwaukee office has announced that the agency is offering a reward of $25,000 for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in the murders of Barron residents Jim and Denise Closs and the abduction of their 13-year-old daughter, Jayme.

Justin Tolomeo, Special Agent In Charge for the FBI's Milwaukee office, offered the reward at a press conference at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 24, 2018, at the Barron County Justice Center.
 
OCT 25, 2018
On day 11 of search for Jayme Closs, Barron residents remain vigilant
No more than two miles from the Closs family house, just off Hwy. 8, a Barron County farmer chopped stalks Thursday with his eyes focused on the cornfield and Jayme.

“You’re always looking. In the back of your mind, maybe something happened and she’s placed here. We’re always looking for her. I’ve got quite a few fields within a short distance of where the scene was,” the farmer said.

The farmer, who asked that we not use his name, said he won’t stop doing his part.

In fact, he and his wife reached out to authorities earlier this week about a “strange” phone call they received from an out-of-area phone number. They were worried it might be connected to the nationwide search.

“They actually asked for Jayme and then kinda acted funny,” the farmer said. “We had the phone number they called from and delivered it to the police department.”
 
Paul Blume on Twitter

For 1st time since I arrived in Barron on Oct 15, the mobile crime scene trailer is gone from the Closs family home on Hwy 8. No police presence. No crime scene tape. Not sure what it means in the efforts to #FindJayme Perhaps onto next phase of investigation? #FindJaymeCloss

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Paul Blume on Twitter

Sherrif confirms to @FOX9. Law enforcement has officially released the scene after 11 days. Investigators are done at the Closs house & turned it back over to family. The question remains though, what happened inside that house? #FindJayme
 
OCT 26, 2018
Investigators Press for Break in Missing Wisconsin Girl Case
Thornton said in any criminal probe, the first 48 hours are critical to getting a quick resolution. But no matter how long it takes, investigators will not give up on missing children cases and will be motivated to follow any lead that comes in.

"You don't lose hope on these things," Thornton said. "You keep following the leads that come up." He said it only takes one lead to go from an unsolved case to "all of a sudden you are on the fast track to a resolution."

Thornton led the FBI's Minneapolis office when the remains of Jacob Wetterling, a boy who was kidnapped in Minnesota in 1989, were found in 2016. He said that despite the decades of not knowing what happened, he always held out hope that Jacob would be found alive.
 
OCT 26, 2018
$50,000 REWARD is now being offered for information that leads to locating Missing & Endangered 13 year old JAYME CLOSS. The Barron County Sheriff's announced the increase on Facebook, doubling the recent @FBIMilwaukee reward. #FindJayme http://ow.ly/znZF30mo2JZ

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Paul Blume on Twitter
Nice to see this. Denise & James Closs employer Jennie-O Turkey Store stepped up to help double the FBI reward for #JaymeCloss Funeral for Jayme's parents is tomorrow. Been a difficult couple weeks at Jennie-O. #FindJayme

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The reward for information leading to the whereabouts of 13-year-old Wisconsin girl whose parents were killed has been doubled, to $50,000.
The Barron County Sheriff's Department said in a statement Friday that the Jennie-O Turkey Store, James and Denise Closs worked, has helped raise the reward from the $25,000 offered earlier by the FBI.
http://wjon.com/reward-doubled-in-missing-wisconsin-girl-case/

The Barron County Sheriff's Department says with the help of Jennie-O Turkey Store, the reward to bring 13-year-old Jayme Closs home is up to $50,000. It was previously set at $25,000.
Reward for information on missing teen doubles
 
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Barron County Sheriff's Department

The Barron County Sheriff's Department is announcing that with the help of Jennie-O Turkey Store the reward to bring Jayme Closs home is now $50,000. At this time I want to thank Jennie-O and all of its employees for their cooperation during this tragic time for them with the loss of two of their employees and their willingness to help bring 13 yr old Jayme home.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Tip Line at 1-855-744-3879 or jaymetips@co.barron.wi.us.

Sheriff Fitzgerald

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SPOONER, Wis. (WCCO) — The wait for answers continues in the case of Wisconsin teenager Jayme Closs, who has been missing since Oct. 15. For another family from the same area, the tragedy is all too real.

Sara Bushland was 15 years old when she disappeared 22 years ago.

Long before the press briefings and field searches in Barron, Wisconsin, questions surrounded a home 30 miles north in Spooner in 1996.

“It brings it all home,” Lesley Small said. “It’s the same feeling I get, then multiply it by 22 for 22 years.”

Case Of Missing Wisconsin Teen Hits Home For Area Woman
 
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