Abba's Tears
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CuriousMaine- Thank You for reminding us of the time difference for the news conference! I was watching & wondering why it wasn't on, silly me.
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It's a conundrum. The original call is listed as 1831604. But later at 1:07am they referenced a link to csf# 1831605. It was later at 1:11am that they realized there was another person in "down" in the home. Because of the way they number incidents it seems odd to reference a future incident? Perhaps it was a typo? Which was why I assumed it was child services, but you're right, they wouldn't have started that yet because they hadn't yet determined that this wasn't a suicide, let alone an incident involving a child. My best guess is that it's a typo and they meant to type 1831604?Not sure about the CFS part. That part of the dispatch log is prior to LE even finding the second body. That seems awfully early to be thinking about calling family services.
Wow, that is a lot of traffic. Do they have a breakdown of those numbers during the time that the incident occurred?If you go to Wisconsin DOT interactive map of average daily traffic you will find that if you go to Barron that US 8 (east/west) near the Closs home has an average of 6400 vehicles per day pass by. The road to the east of their home (13th Street - runs north/south) gets 510 vehicles per day going to the north.
(Enter the Closs address in the address field and hit search)
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Also is one of few states that allow samples from those convicted with misdemeanors as well as those accused, not necessarily convicted, of a felony crime.Aaaa the good news!
Wisconsin has joined a handful of states in allowing familial DNA testing — a powerful but debatable procedure — to identify suspects in murders and sexual assaults.
Familial DNA Solves Crime in Wisconsin - Forensic Magazine
www.forensicmag.com/news/2014/05/familial-dna-solves-crime-wisconsin
Yes, James' vehicle is listed as a red chevrolet silverado.Is the red truck James’s?
Thanks. So I wonder what the CFS # they linked to is? The log we have is for BNSO1831604, but they reference linking this case to BNSO1831605. Would the homicide get 1 case number, and the abduction another? Strange that it is only mentioned once in the entire log.
I would think even if the perps DNA isn’t on file they would be able to tell if they are from the same family as one of the victims.Same argument though, unless the family member is on file. DNA is a great tool for determining if someone was there or not, but its not ideal for identifying unknown persons unless they have a history.
It's a conundrum. The original call is listed as 1831604. But later at 1:07am they referenced a link to csf# 1831605. It was later at 1:11am that they realized there was another person in "down" in the home. Because of the way they number incidents it seems odd to reference a future incident? Perhaps it was a typo? Which was why I assumed it was child services, but you're right, they wouldn't have started that yet because they hadn't yet determined that this wasn't a suicide, let alone an incident involving a child. My best guess is that it's a typo and they meant to type 1831604?
Yes. It’s great that states are beginning to pass laws that allow for DNA collection from those merely accused of a felony.Also is one of few states that allow samples from those convicted with misdemeanors as well as those accused, not necessarily convicted, of a felony crime.
Is this the back of the Closs home? It appeared right after the two or so pictures of the front of the house. It's the same color, so I don't know if it's the back of the Closs home or not. It is on the Sikora Prime Paint and Washing LLC FB page.
Sikora Prime Painting and Washing, LLC
Is this the back of the Closs home? It appeared right after the two or so pictures of the front of the house. It's the same color, so I don't know if it's the back of the Closs home or not. It is on the Sikora Prime Paint and Washing LLC FB page.
Sikora Prime Painting and Washing, LLC
Not sure about the CFS part. That part of the dispatch log is prior to LE even finding the second body. That seems awfully early to be thinking about calling family services.
Is this the back of the Closs home? It appeared right after the two or so pictures of the front of the house. It's the same color, so I don't know if it's the back of the Closs home or not. It is on the Sikora Prime Paint and Washing LLC FB page.
Sikora Prime Painting and Washing, LLC
LINK TO LIVESTREAM OF PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY AT 4 PM
UPDATE: News conference scheduled in Barron Co. after day of searching in Closs case
A news conference is scheduled in Barron County in regards to the case of missing 13-year-old Jayme Closs.
Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald is slated to hold the conference at 4 p.m. To watch it when it airs live (at 4 p.m.), click here.
Nice observation, JohnTate90210. It may or may not be from an LE vehicle, but FWIW, here's a video showing what appears to be a possible LE vehicle driving across the yard (and over the dirt track area).
I believe that same vehicle can be seen later in the video backed up to the deck, so it's possible the track could have been created by that same vehicle when it was likely backed into the deck area earlier.
I'd also imagine that LE would have secured that area of ground, and not driven over it, had it been noticed earlier in the investigation. Jmo
Still from the video (at 1:11):
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Paul Blume on Twitter
Barron Co sheriff news conference will be streamed live on @FOX9 Facebook page & our app. Hearing from sources that the Closs family may break their silence & speak at the 4pm briefing.
I just looked it up and was surprised at the number of businesses along 8 that I'm pretty sure would have camera's.If you go to Wisconsin DOT interactive map of average daily traffic you will find that if you go to Barron that US 8 (east/west) near the Closs home has an average of 6400 vehicles per day pass by. The road to the east of their home (13th Street - runs north/south) gets 510 vehicles per day going to the north.
(Enter the Closs address in the address field and hit search)
Roadrunner.Web