AMBER ALERT WI - Jayme Closs, 13, Barron, missing after parents found shot, 15 Oct 2018 *endangered* #21

[1987]

I agree with your statement, but he went on to say that if someone was in your house for 25 minutes, it would be more likely for them to leave fingerprints, dna, hair, etc., than if they were only in there for a minute or two.

there likely is dna, finger prints, or hair, I cant see how you could be there for any amount of time, fire a gun multiple times, leave shells or whatever goes with the firearm, kick a door in and whatever else went on and not leave something. finding it is a different story though. moo

 

[cody22]

I agree with your statement, but he went on to say that if someone was in your house for 25 minutes, it would be more likely for them to leave fingerprints, dna, hair, etc., than if they were only in there for a minute or two.

It also sounds like the killer did not leave much, if any, evidence.

 

[Mercedes]

So by implication, the perpetrator wasn’t in the house all that long.

Even if he mispoke at one point, he’s indicating that they don’t have much to work with, in part, because of the (short) period of time the perpetrator was in the home.

Correct.

 

[Songbird1973]

I get what you’re saying, but I don’t fault them for not tailoring their statements to account for the stupidity of others.

I'm not sure how you read my thought, as I was trying to defend the sheriff, not fault what he said. The person I quoted was saying that the sheriff's answer seemed odd, or oddly worded, considering the question he'd been asked, which I agree with. IMO he was thinking of the specific "two set of perps" accusation when he answered the reporter's question.

 

[MassGuy]

I'm not sure how you read my thought, as I was trying to defend the sheriff, not fault what he said. The person I quoted was saying that the sheriff's answer seemed odd, or oddly worded, considering the question he'd been asked, which I agree with. IMO he was thinking of the specific "two set of perps" accusation when he answered the reporter's question.

Gotcha. That makes sense.

It shocks me that people think that these were two separate crimes.

Find the kidnapper, you find the killer.

 

[lonetraveler]

hmmm. Multiple rounds spent. Splintered chair. Someone took out James, and mom grabbed her husband's gun and gun fight ensued and was the commotion heard? I'd buy that - I know a lot of rural women who can shoot a gun better than many grown men....

BBM: This is just your opinion, right?

 

[1987]

BBM: This is just your opinion, right?

I had seen post you quoted but not absorbed it. we don't know if there is more than one gun involved. someone from the home could have shot back?? moo

 

[kay74]

I think we need to start praying for the killer so he gives up Jayme and himself. He will either pay here on earth or in eternity and that is a long time.

 

[Nerissa]

BTW: thanks Songbird 1973 for clearing up the context within which the Sheriff said @ Jayme found, have who was in the house.
Makes sense with context!
I think the dude is plain tuckered out....can't blame him. His statements are a bit head scratching.
Still not sure if he thinks they were there for four minutes or not lol
Considering he said not a lot of DNA, figure he's leaning toward not there for 25 minutes
However - I'd think any 'commotion' could result in some DNA residue....gah!!!
Lol. After his interview more confused than ever.
Glad he did do the interview though

 

[galillian]

I just saw this article that came out an hour ago. It answers a few questions:

Investigators regroup to review leads in Jayme Closs mystery

 

[MassGuy]

I think we need to start praying for the killer so he gives up Jayme and himself. He will either pay here on earth or in eternity and that is a long time.

A guy facing two murder charges, isn’t likely to suddenly do the right thing.

He releases her, he goes to prison for life.

And that’s if he still can release her in the first place.

 

[Poedelini]

I wish we could hear the 911 call.

 

[MassGuy]

I wish we could hear the 911 call.

We all do. Well atleast those of us who could stomach it.

 

[1987]

I don't want to hear the call if it has a persons death on it and not because I am afraid to hear it but I think a persons last moments on earth should be able to be private. for me it would be disrespectful, to each their own though. if a edited version that preserved privacy and dignity could be done then I would be all for it.

 

[VeryVeritas]

It’s super rare, but it does happen.

The longer this goes on, the more likely I think the scenario of a random perpetrator is.

Random in what sense? You mean someone from Kalamazoo drove mindlessly through WI and then on a Sunday night just feels like he will pull in and kick a door in and see what happens?

 

[VeryVeritas]

It's possible it's a rage killing a male who wants to be with Jayme and felt the parents stood in their way of true love. Doesn't mean she even knew or felt the same at all. Obsessive weirdo possibly young a teen still over 18.

And not one person noticed this guy??

 

[Poedelini]

I have a hard time believing it was a random person.

 

[MassGuy]

Random in what sense? You mean someone from Kalamazoo drove mindlessly through WI and then on a Sunday night just feels like he will pill in and kick a door in and see what happens?

No. Simply that this person did not know these people, and for whatever reason, targeted them on this specific night.

 

[VeryVeritas]

I turned in my tip and obvious it wasn't a help. Both parents worked at
Jennie -0. Libby and Abby were killed close to a meat packing plant. What if the parents had made friends with truck driver for Jennie O, what if they realized he looked like the bridge guy. One could of questioned him and he followed them home and killed them and took the girl. I think the bridge guy was a truck driver. Far out I know but darn we have nothing. I haven't followed each thread so if this theory has been discussed I'm sorry.

I like your thinking... there may be a link through their job or a habitual place.

 

[JohnTate90210]

I just saw this article that came out an hour ago. It answers a few questions:

Investigators regroup to review leads in Jayme Closs mystery

He sure didn’t deny her having a 19 year old boyfriend. Which certainly leads to the likelyhood of her talking to other supposed-boys online.