Sheriff Fitzgerald says investigators believe Patterson killed Jayme's parents because he wanted to abduct her.Īuthorities say Patterson was arrested based on a description of his vehicle that Jayme was able to provide. Gordon is in Douglas County and about 60 miles north of the Closs' home in Barron County.įitzgerald said Patterson has a tie to Barron County, but he didn't specify except to say it wasn't a connection to the Jennie-O Turkey Store in Barron where James and Denise Closs worked. He said he doesn't know if Jayme was abused by her captor and that detectives are interviewing her about her ordeal.Īuthorities say Jayme escaped Thursday from a cabin near Gordon and they arrested Patterson on homicide and kidnapping charges. (WXOW) As the sentencing of Jake Patterson takes place on May 24, heres a look back of the events that occurred during the entire.
Fitzgerald said at a press conference in October: 'I'm telling you - Jayme is missing and endangered. An updated press release from the sheriff's department identifies the deceased parents as 56-year-old James Closs and 46-year-old Denise Closs.
RELATED: Elizabeth Smart responds to news of Jayme Closs' discovery Jayme Closs, 13, was found alive in Douglas County, Wisconsin. Jayme Closs, 13, escaped her abductor, Jake Thomas Patterson, who killed her parents so he could kidnap her.
Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said Friday at a news conference that investigators don't think Jayme Closs had ever interacted with 21-year-old Jake Thomas Patterson before they say he killed her parents and kidnapped her in October. More information on the murders and abduction would be offered at a press conference set for 4 p.m. 44 likes, 0 comments - leilanavidi on October 24, 2018: Aunts of Jayme Closs, Jennifer Smith, left, and Susie Allard, who held Jaymes dog Molly, atten.
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