Quill
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Why would the perps stay in the house for 1/2 hour
Possibly searching for a terrified girl who is hiding. JMO
Why would the perps stay in the house for 1/2 hour
That house is small. finding her would have taken two minutes at the most.
Just to let you know the neighbors had not gone to sleep at the time of the 2 gun shots.
I agree that their living so remotely it would seem sounds would travel more easily.
Small or large, some homes have some good hiding places.
Sad - that's not enough-opens door to 2nd incomes needed, IMO
Possibly searching for a terrified girl who is hiding. JMO
I have not seen any statement from LE about the time of death nor have I seen a statement saying they know Jayme was there when the call was made. The only statements I have seen say LE believe Jayme was there when her parents were shot from evidence at the scene and in part from the 911 call. Evidence at the scene could be her footprint in blood . A parent near death could of been able to reach a phone and call 911. the noise in the background could be that same parent collapsing and with their last breaths be able to say " he/she/they took Jayme " We also do not know if both parents were dead when LE arrived or if one was still clinging to life.
Especially older homes with basements, even more so if they are unfinished and used for storage purposes.
We saw yesterday that they had house painting done. JC was featured in a photo on the company's FB page. Who took that picture? One of the workers who was charmed enough by her to take it and post it? Ever since the Smart case, I worry about home maintenance workers around the kids. It would fit with the killer being familiar with the house and the area but also being generally unknown to the family.
Also, I think JC is holding a small dog in the picture. Where was the dog while all of this was going on? JMO.
WI - Jayme Closs, 13, Barron, missing after parents found shot to death, 15 Oct 2018 *endangered* #3
Yes; do you remember that case where the son shot his mother dead the father was shot and he walked around the house w a brain injury. He later testified for the defense.You can be alive hours after being shot...
I did look up the property tax info in hopes of floor plan but that was a no go.The house looks like a 70’s bungaliw. Did anyone look it up on a site that gives more info? Zillow? County assessor?
I don’t know the address
“Her parents died from gunshot wounds that's why we are ruling this a homicide. There was no gun found on the scene. We believe Jayme was home based on the evidence in our case. Some of it from that 911 call and some of it is still part of the active investigation and we're not able to comment on why we believe that,” said Fitzgerald.That aspect bothers me. And whether one of the parents dialed the 911 call or not, do the sounds on the call indicate one or both of the parents are alive? Did LE specifically say that the cause of death was gunshot? Or just that they were shot, leaving the possibility of another actual cause of death after the gunshot? We’re assuming two shots because that’s what the neighbor heard at 12:30am, so one shot each? LE has never specified that, correct?
There’s a whole lot of conjecture going on here and I suspect some of the details we’re assuming are not correct.
The house looks like a 70’s bungalow. Did anyone look it up on a site that gives more info? Zillow? County assessor?
I don’t know the address