Found Deceased WA - Jenise Wright, 6, Bremerton, 2 Aug 2014 - #4 *Arrest*

[steelman]

For those who have followed cases like this for a while, I wonder how common it is for the perp to be one of the most vocal in expressing their sadness, or most involved in the search (really making themselves known, kind of thing)?

I would think that would be one of the trickiest parts about this case. Interpreting who is upset about the little girls death, and who is upset because they are worried that they are going to get caught before long.

I can see a teenage girl completely "falling apart" over the death of her little friend (or so it appears), and almost having a nervous breakdown over the police presence and the ongoing searches.

The same would apply for a male, but the nervous aspect of it might be contained a little better. I would think a male would interject himself into the scene a little bit more and boast and brag about what he would like to do to the person responsible. That kind of bravado would basically be to deflect suspicion.

My biggest concern would be that due to all the chaos and police presence, that some of these kids may have been sent to relatives homes, school mates homes, or friends of the family so they aren't being subjected to and "traumatized" by the events. This of course would also mean that they avoided giving a DNA sample either voluntarily or at the urging of their parents.

It makes sense to me that anyone who was adamant about being sent away because they are just "so upset" about everything, needs to be examined a little closer. This could stem all the back to last Monday morning and anytime in between. I don't think they were going around swabbing the locals until the towards the end of the week, basically after she was found.

I would think the person that did this would go out of their way to avoid giving a DNA sample to the cops, under the guise of either real or imagined grief.

 

[newone]

I believe there is to be another presser today between noon and 2

 

[matou]

Yesterday's full presser of the official announcement ID of her body and manner of death of homicide at the video link: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/local-news/death-of-6yearold-now-officially-a-homicide_96501175

 

[matou]

Normally a "Favorite item of APPAREL" and may have gotten rid of it?

I'm just listening to the presser for the first time (it is edited though) and noticed him referring to the muddy clothing again and referring to getting rid of a favorite item of apparel. Interesting word choice even though apparel still means clothing in general. I'm thinking sports gear, hat, sports shoes, jacket, etc. Getting tips in about this part already since finding Jenise.

http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/local-news/death-of-6yearold-now-officially-a-homicide_96501175

 

[matou]

To any locals:

have any other incidents occurred in the mobile park of note?
-suspicious deaths?
-fires?
-animal deaths?

 

[Lilibet]

I read your link:

what stands out is that she was a loving girl and the 14 yr old sounds like a lovely person too. Everyone must be hurting very deeply.

It was a lovely tribute to Jenise. What stood out was that Jenise had played in the woods and creek area. I had wondered previously whether she would have left the park and gone there, following or accompanying someone. Her parents had indicated that she stayed within the park. I should have bolded that sentence.

 

[matou]

[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]The first-grader, missing since Sunday, was discovered late Thursday among the area’s untamed blackberry bushes and devil’s club. The undergrowth and overhead trees were so thick that the sun had yet to dry out the ground, Wilson said. So police are asking for tips related to people caked in mud, most likely head-to-toe.[/FONT]
[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]"We're also interested in people who may have a favorite pair of jeans or boots that they've suddenly discarded," Wilson said. "The place where the little girl was found was quite muddy."

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...spect-after-jenise-wrights-body-found-n176261[/FONT]

 

[SCHMAE]

BBM

These behaviors remind me of the case( can't remember the name) last yr. in Northern CA. the 12 yr. old who stabbed his sister to death ( not sexually assaulted), and said he seen a intruder run from the house. He really blended in with the family's public appearances. I seen the public vigil pics after he was arrested, it was so eerie.


I believe if this killer is in this small mobile home community, whatever age, they are doing the same thing. I wonder if LE is taking pics of all vigils? JMO

That one has crossed my mind as well.

 

[Bernina]

I had to work most of the past two days and only skimmed to catch up. Can someone tell me if the "teens" being mentioned as possible theory is based on LE mentioning teens in some way or witnesses seeing Jenise with a group of teens, or are we just discussing someone else's possible scenario? Thanks!

Some of us are just taking what verified information we can glean from MSM and putting together a loose profile, based on various timelines, where Jenise was found, and getting into the killer's head. It isn't based on any POI because there isn't one yet. We're just brainstorming.
"Teens" should be looked at as someone without transportation, but that includes any age group. The location where Jenise was found just indicates to me that the crime was committed w/o much forethought (young person/young adult). The intensity of LE on the MHP leads me to believe it's someone in the MHP and not a transient or homeless person, and the one entrance into the MHP pretty much discounts a predator from outside the community.
Totally my observations..........

 

[human]

[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]The first-grader, missing since Sunday, was discovered late Thursday among the area’s untamed blackberry bushes and devil’s club. The undergrowth and overhead trees were so thick that the sun had yet to dry out the ground, Wilson said. So police are asking for tips related to people caked in mud, most likely head-to-toe.[/FONT]
[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]"We're also interested in people who may have a favorite pair of jeans or boots that they've suddenly discarded," Wilson said. "The place where the little girl was found was quite muddy."

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...spect-after-jenise-wrights-body-found-n176261[/FONT]

Boots implies they have foot prints and the footprints are of boots.

Male.

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

This exact thing happened in another case at a mobile park and the perp is the person who made the call and then passed the phone over to a parent or step-parent. Just saying. JMO

Oh that is right... I Do remember that case...

 

[JeannaT]

Boots implies they have foot prints and the footprints are of boots.

Male.

Boots? Hmm that's interesting. I wonder if they only have ONE set of prints, or if there are multiple? If they have a clear boot print, IMHO, best to say there is a (whatever type, workboot, hiking boot, cowboy boot) in approx size (whatever) that we are looking for. Anyone living with a person would notice a missing pair of boots - but with tennis shoes or flops, not so much.

The chances that this perp is female is about zero percent, IMHO, Sandra Cantu's case notwithstanding.

 

[matou]

Boots implies they have foot prints and the footprints are of boots.

Male.

May be rubber boots? These can be hosed off easily. I wonder how the vibe is now in the community? Do people feel the perp is one of their own?

 

[newone]

It was a lovely tribute to Jenise. What stood out was that Jenise had played in the woods and creek area. I had wondered previously whether she would have left the park and gone there, following or accompanying someone. Her parents had indicated that she stayed within the park. I should have bolded that sentence.

It could be that she wasn't allowed to go to the creek unless one of the older responsible kids took her ... the young lady indicated that she held her close while at the creek area.

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

I am not sure how often it has happened but I do know it has happened in other cases. Not that they were vocal but some were always there at all PCs or at vigils and have even been known to search for the victim they actually had murdered.

IMO

Yes... I imagine LE were watching very closely the people that attended the vigil...

and noticed those that didn't...(outside of the family... Since the family was grieving)...

all... JMO

 

[menmo]

It was a lovely tribute to Jenise. What stood out was that Jenise had played in the woods and creek area. I had wondered previously whether she would have left the park and gone there, following or accompanying someone. Her parents had indicated that she stayed within the park. I should have bolded that sentence.

BBM
I think the parents and probably the olders sisters thought she did as she was told and stayed in the area she was told and that gave them such a false sense of security. She was six. People, including kids, don't always obey the boundaries. Parent's don't always want to be bothered with checking on kids. I'm hoping if there ever was such a thing as a do over in life these parents would do things differently. For my own sanity I have to believe they would.
Not all people have walked in my shoes and while I wish I had my innocence back when I thought the world was full of only nice, kind people that would never harm anyone or anything, there are still some out there that see nothing but roses until something like this happens to them.

JMO

 

[RubyRed]

What I find is when one of these horrors happens, people tend to think it is like a past crime and then assign similar things. For instance, when Somer Thompson was found in a blue bin, there were all kinds of people saying that Kyron was in a blue bin.

Rather what happens is that the killer has done something new because of their own sickness.

It does seem that the killers lately are involved in the searches and the vigils.

There is no doubt in my mind that there is DNA.

And if it is some kind of relative of a perp who has not given DNA, such as a child, the DNA will show up in the parent's sample.

bbm

Not if they are adopted.

 

[matou]

I think it's interesting that some of the youth refer affectionately to Jenise as their own little sister. I'm not sure how I feel about referring to her that way officially to the media or LE though. JMO

 

[kimi_SFC]

Prayer vigil held for six-year-old Bremerton murder victim | KING5.com Seattle

(snip)

"We are here to honor her life and let her family know we are here for them," one pastor told the crowd.
Many in the crowd were Jenise's neighbors at Steel Creek Mobile Home Park, some were strangers who never got the chance to meet her, and quite a few were parents and even children, who should've been Jenise's first grade classmates this fall.

"Jenise was the perfect little girl and I don't know who would ever hurt her," said family friend MP (redacted). "I'll miss her coming over and asking me to play. Her smile was so unique and special."

Read more - including embedded video segment @ Link:


http://www.king5.com/news/Prayer-vigil-held-for-six-year-old-Bremerton-murder-victim-270570061.html

:rose:

:tears:

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

That one has crossed my mind as well.

Yes... I see some similarities, as well...

JMO...