stargazer17
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And unfortunately once inaccurate info is posted, too many sources don't make corrections. They leave it for click bait, imho.
ETA: Good to see the local press get the clarification from the sheriff.
Another thought- Jayme was in dance. Did she do competitive dance which would require traveling around to other parts of the state? A large suitcase for her dance costumes and accessories wouldn't be out of the ordinary to me, if this were the case. I have no clue if she danced competitively, but it is a thought that crossed my mind.ok wow. that definitely does not look like a medical bag, that's a packed suitcase.
was someone coming home from or planning a trip???
From the local press article you posted:
“About 4 minutes after the call, deputies arrived at the house. Dispatch records state that James Closs answered the door. On Friday afternoon, Fitzgerald was asked if that was accurate in the dispatch logs that James Closs had answered the door, he said yes.
After more discussion with Fitzgerald on Saturday morning, Fitzgerald said he was not releasing any information about how the door got opened. He said when the deputies arrived at the house, James was found dead at the door. When asked whether a deputy had kicked in the door, Fitzgerald said he could not comment due to an active investigation.”
Hopefully JC is found soon, alive, and the perpetrator is brought to justice.
They don't take everything from a crime scene with blood splattered on it, that could be impossible. You would have flooring, furniture, walls ect.Anything that may have blood spatter on it would be taken. They may think it has bloody fingerprints on it if he pushed it out if the way if Jayme was throwing things trying to protect herself.
I dont think anyone was planning a trip. Any and all items are taken If they think it may have evidence on it.
They have already said Jayme is not a runaway.
Do you have a link for the sheriff saying James opened the doir to LE?
He said when the deputies arrived at the house, James was found dead at the door.
'A lot of yelling' was heard in grim 911 call made the morning 13-year-old Jayme Closs vanished | Daily Mail OnlineDo you have a link for the sheriff saying James opened the doir to LE?
Snipped by me.However, he didn’t unlock and open the door either which tells me he didn’t recognize who it is.
If perp was local or familiar with the area, he may/would avoid the arriving LE, who presumedly would be coming on main roads. There seem to be some side roads that parallel the main road.It’s a major roadway leading to and from a casino. I know it’s not bumper to bumper LA traffic but I stand by what I said. Enough traffic that a single car wouldn’t be noticeable to officers arriving.
one thing that bug me to death, there is no pleas for her safe return, no organized searches, no sense of urgency . Just maybe they do have a clue? or maybe absolutely nothing.
'A lot of yelling' was heard in grim 911 call made the morning 13-year-old Jayme Closs vanished | Daily Mail Online
From this article:
...teenage daughter Jayme Closs is believed to have been at home at the time of the call but was gone by the time officers arrived, which was less than 10 minutes later, the 911 call log showed, as reported by Fox News on Friday.
- “Jayme's father answered the door while wounded for the officers before dying “ ...
Her wounded father answered the door for police before dying from the gunshots, Fox News reported based on its interpretation of the log.” (All BBM)
If she was trafficked as payment?I think you need to watch more gangster movies.
Oh wow. The father answered the door for LE? I wander if this is how they know Jayme was taken?
That’s not what I’m saying at all. I know all to well what it’s like to live in meth country, and for the most part life goes on as normal and we raise our families without a hitch. The meth culture is a hidden community, outsiders like us don’t even know it’s there until there’s a big arrest nearby and the city demolishes a house down the street because they test it say it’s contaminated from cooking meth. Then you look back and wonder how many times your kids walked past that house and you never even suspected a thing.I feel like that's a bit hyperbolic . This area has one of the lowest crime rates *in the country*. There is almost nowhere in America less violent or dangerous than Barron Conty, Wisconsin.
Not saying things dont happen because obviously....
But there's a lot of people in these threads that are making it sound like there are just gangs of meth-heads roaming the streets of Barron in packs.
It just isn't like that.
No. That was an interpretation of the log. Another news agency clarified later that he was deceased when they arrived.Oh wow. The father answered the door for LE? I wander if this is how they know Jayme was taken?
I have two plausible theories on this:
Peep grabs Jayme and holds gun to her head to ensure she shuts up. He knows cops coming. So what does he do? He drags her outside under the front porch he knows it’s dark. Cops prob can’t see under the porch without specifically shining light there. But cops aren’t thinking anyone will be hiding there as they see the front door and dead man first so they focus on that. Cops enter residence and he flees with her before more cops arrive. We assume in a car. But what about if they ran? We have no idea what mode of transport they used to get away.
Theory two:
They exit and hide in the woods for some time then proceed out of area when possible. Maybe a back door exit? Into the woods? Into a car parked back there?