BREAKING WISCONSIN -UPDATE SHE IS ALIVE- (I was WRONG)Somalis didn't kill the parents and take 13YO

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Where was Steve Avery at when this happened?

Just joking

Good to meetcha! Interesting theory but considering they found her up in Gordon I wouldn't think a Somali connection is likely. This is gonna be a crazy few days as the story breaks

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"Authorities declined to identify the suspect" as we all know is code for...

If it ends up being a Somali, there will be some vigilantism for sure. Not me, but I know people in that town.

Poor baby girl

She was found 150 miles away in Douglas WI still with in the trafficking zone in this corridor. They made an arrest and she is in hospital. There will be a 10 am broadcast from the sheriffs office tomorrow

Can someone explain this thread because the first page makes no fucking sense at all

Found alive great news

Found this facebook post.

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Thank God Jayme was on Cross Country - it probably saved her life. Rumor from W Sleuths - she was running barefoot through the woods when she came across the woman dogwalking.

Poster said they got it from twitter.

Here's the Douglas County Perps booked in today. Unsure if the guy is on there, they booked in a total of three people, none of whom are 20 years old. W H S was on a breaking and entering crime spree. (Sound familiar?)

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Look up his record here: [link to wcca.wicourts.gov (secure)]

Is this the guy ?

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A 13-year-old shouldn't be hanging out with a "young adult" male of any race or background.

No, he was booked before the escape happened.

I will have to check with friends up in the area, and see what they know.

Thank God.

Three people east of Gordon, Wis., described the dramatic moments when the 13-year-old was found almost three months after she disappeared, dirty with matted hair, wearing shoes too big.

Residents of an area of woods and cabins about 9 miles east of Gordon, which has few year-round residents, described the dramatic moments when Jayme was found. KK, a teacher at the nearby Northwood School who lives on South Eau Claire Circle with her husband, P, and children, said that around 4 p.m., another neighbor walking a dog frantically knocked on the Ks’ door.

Standing with her was a skinny, dirty girl with matted hair, wearing shoes too big for her feet.

“This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!” the neighbor said to K's.

Jayme was quiet, her emotions “pretty flat,” PK said.

“I honestly still think I’m dreaming right now. It was like I was seeing a ghost,” Peter Kasinskas said. “It was scary and awesome at the same time. My jaw just went to the floor.”

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And she is what 13.

I would have kicked his ass too!

Made me cry.

So happy and so sorry for her.

More details about how Jayme was found:

Residents of an area of woods and cabins about 9 miles east of Gordon, which has few year-round residents, described the dramatic moments when Jayme was found. Kristin Kasinskas, a teacher at the nearby Northwood School who lives on South Eau Claire Circle with her husband, Peter, and children, said that around 4 p.m., another neighbor walking a dog frantically knocked on the Kasinskases’ door.

Standing with her was a skinny, dirty girl with matted hair, wearing shoes too big for her feet.

“This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!” the neighbor said to Kasinskas.

Jayme was quiet, her emotions “pretty flat,” Peter Kasinskas said.

The woman who found Jayme asked that her name not be used, saying she was exhausted and unnerved by the dramatic events of the day. In a phone interview late Thursday, she said that Jayme “came up to me and said she wanted help.”

She said she was pretty sure who the girl was, adding that most everyone who lives in Wisconsin has seen Jayme’s photo on the news or on posters hung up by businesses.

Any doubt the woman had was erased when Jayme gave her name. The two quickly made their way to the nearest home — that of Kasinskases’.

In the 20 minutes Jayme was in their home, the Kasinskases tried to make her feel more comfortable, they said. They offered her water and food, but she declined both. Kristin introduced Jayme to their new puppy, Penny.

Jayme told the Kasinskases that she didn’t know where she was or anything about Gordon. From what she told them, they believe she was there for most of her disappearance.

“I honestly still think I’m dreaming right now. It was like I was seeing a ghost,” Peter Kasinskas said. “It was scary and awesome at the same time. My jaw just went to the floor.”

For their part, authorities declined to release any details late Thursday, but plan a 10 a.m. Friday news conference in Barrox County.

Jayme disappeared Oct. 15 from her rural home about 2 miles outside of Barrox, where her parents, James and Denise, were found shot to death. She had not been seen or heard from since. Several intensive searches took place in the area, but none yielded any clues, and for weeks Fitzgerald has been saying that authorities have no new leads.

Everywhere, tears of joy

Sue Allard, Jayme’s aunt, overwhelmed and crying, could barely express her joy after learning the news. “Praise the Lord,” she said during a phone interview, between sobs. “It’s the news we’ve been waiting on for three months. I can’t wait to get my arms around her. I just can’t wait.”

Allard said she and other family members didn’t have a lot of details about what happened, and they were asked by authorities not to say too much about what they do know.

Earlier Thursday evening, Fitzgerald had knocked down a rumor spreading on social media that Jayme had been found in Walworth County in southeastern Wisconsin after people reported a large police presence there, saying that it was “false news.”

“That was just fake stuff that was out there,” Jayme’s grandfather, Robert Naiberg, said by phone late Thursday. But the news he got about 7 p.m. was real, he said.

“I’m going to hug her. Squeeze her,” Naiberg said, his voice cracking. “I’ve been in the dumpster for three months.”

The news that Jayme had been found alive swept quickly through Barrox, a town of 3,300, and well beyond its borders. There were tears of joy, gasps of disbelief and shouts of gratitude.

Jasmine Hightower, manager of the McDonald’s in Barrox, said people are full of unanswered questions, but that for now they’re just happy to hear that Jayme is coming home alive.

Pamela Currans, who was working the Thursday night shift at the Subway in town, said she never gave up hope. “I stayed positive,” she said. “I knew she would be found alive.”

When she learned the news, Currans said she cried. “Tears of joy,” she quickly added. “This is very awesome.”

[link to www.startribune.com]

More of Bath-house Barry's kids, figures.

Don't say "not me" as if it is something to be proud of.

The ones who put it on the line to protect and mete out justice are heroes...like cops were before they turned a blind eye to the crimes of the poor refugees and started murdering family dogs.

Wow...I'm so glad that this girl was found. I hate to even think of what she has been through since her disappearance, and I hope that she is able to heal from this terrible ordeal. So thankful that she has her aunt near her now to give her comfort.

I am glad she is alive . I can't wait to hear who the creep is that murdered her family .

Damn right.. They all need to get the fuck out, I want my boys to grow up in the America I did.. This infuriates me... I saw these weirdo looking dirty people in 2000 with towels on head.. N I thought.. Wtf.. Who are these people.. Now there swarming.. I knew at that time they were.... Trouble!.. Fuck!

Thank God!

My first thought.

And then she kidnapped herself?

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A picture of Jayme and her Aunt today from her Aunt's facebook.

I was reading about this case on another forum and found out that the suspect name is Jacob Patterson. I'm not sure if it is true or not.

Well today hopefully some answers to this great news