A Wisconsin man suspected of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs after shooting her parents dead, apparently held a Christmas party at his home, all the while hiding the young girl out of sight, according to sources. Journal Sentinel reports that 21-year-old Jake Patterson held a Christmas Day party at his rural home in Gordon, a home …
A 12-page criminal complaint released earlier this month by the Barron County Sheriff’s Department, which details the murder of a Wisconsin couple and the kidnapping of their daughter, Jayme Closs, doesn’t reveal a motive or all that happened during the 88 days the young girl was held captive. Whether those details will be released will …
Days after the missing 13-year-old girl showed up nearly three months after her disappearance and her parents’ murders, relatives of Jayme Closs say they are struggling to process details about the gruesome double homicide. According to People, Jodie Arnold said she “was not prepared” to hear the circumstances surrounding the shooting deaths of her cousin …
The father of a Wisconsin man accused of kidnapping Jayme Closs and killing her parents says he hopes to get a note to the girl’s family. “All I care about right now is Jayme’s family. I want to get them a note,” Patrick Patterson told CNN on Monday, shortly after his son, 21-year-old Jake Patterson, …
The Wisconsin man accused of abducting 13-year-old Jayme Closs and killing her parents apparently had one and only girlfriend, who reportedly revealed there were signs of trouble in high school. RadarOnline reports that the a former girlfriend of alleged killer and kidnapper Jake Patterson told the outlet she broke up with him after brief relationship …
The Wisconsin man accused of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs after killing her parents in October was apparently discharged from the military after a brief enlistment. AP reports that Marine spokeswoman Yvonne Carlock responded to a request via email about 21-year-old suspect killer and kidnapper, Jake Patterson, who was briefly in the Marines. “The character of his …
She said, ‘He killed my parents, I want to go home, help me.’
Prosecutors in the case of Wisconsin man, Jake Patterson, accused of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs after shooting her parents dead, will not put the girl on the stand to testify. AP reports that Barron County District Attorney Brian Wright told reporters that Jayme, who he described as an “unbelievable” teen, would not be asked to take the …
Jake Patterson, the man accused of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs and shooting her parents dead, reportedly admitted that he tried two times prior to kidnap the girl before finally succeeding on October 15. According to the criminal complaint against Patterson, filed at the Barron Circuit Court and released Monday, Patterson targeted Jayme after spotting her …
SEE Jayme Closs court docs just revealed!
A look Inside the remote cabin where a 21-year-old Wisconsin man allegedly held Jayme Closs hostage for 87 days reveals disturbing details of what the 13-year-old endured. Nancy Grace looks at the latest in the case against Jake Thomas Patterson. Nancy’s experts include former federal prosecutor Francey Hakes, North Carolina family and divorce lawyer Kathleen …
The man accused of kidnapping Jayme Closs after shooting her parents to death in October had one intended target, and her parents stood in his way of obtaining her, according to police. Despite rumors and speculation spread heavily across social media, Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald reiterated that there is no evidence to suggest suspected …
