Posted on 12/21/2019 11:54:12 AM PST by Bubba_Leroy
The kidnapping of 14-year-old Jayme Closs from her parent's Wisconsin home more than a year ago captured the nation's attention for weeks but left more questions than answers.
For the first time since Jayme returned home on Jan. 10, investigators have released a trove of documents, which are shedding new light on her parents' brutal murder in their home and her 88-day captivity. Up until this point, her ordeal remained a mystery to anyone outside the Closs family and law enforcement.
Thousands of investigative reports released by the Wisconsin Department of Justice on Friday revealed disturbing details about the three-month period where Jayme was being held hostage by her parents killer, 22-year-old Jake Patterson.
The newly released transcripts from police interviews with Patterson following his arrest showed the psychological manipulation that Jayme underwent.
“I know that she was just (expletive) terrified of me," Patterson, who is serving a life sentence for the shooting deaths of James and Denise Closs, said. “I just trusted her and that, she wouldn't try to get out.”
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It is sad when the only hope for justice lies in the hands of other prison inmates eventually removing him from this Earth.
I am happy with the life sentence
Could have went the other way and got some libtard judge who would have gave him 2 years with another 2 years of probation and stern, “don’t do that again”
“It is sad when the only hope for justice lies in the hands of other prison inmates eventually removing him from this Earth.”
Perhaps, but that jailhouse justice is reliable, relatively economical, frequent and quite effective.
“Acted on impulse?” Sounds more like a plan to me. Some psychiatrists really found a way around the death penalty on this one.
“Acted on impulse?” Sounds more like a plan to me. Some psychiatrists really found a way around the death penalty on this one.
This turd gets to live the rest of his life (he is in his 20’s) in a cage
Justice was served
I notice that all the early threads on this story all seem to have be lost. Not one thread seems to remain older than twenty five days after she was kidnapped.
Did someone change the keyword, or were they deleted?
Wisconsin banned the death penalty in 1853.
SPJNK x 10.
Here is an older story on her. Closs wasn’t a keyword.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3697527/posts
Justice would be to put him in a cage till he starves.
Cannot imagine that little girl. Imagine seeing your two parents murdered at age 14, and thinking it was so some creep could abduct you.
There is a 2nd amendment angle to this also. Everyone has guns at home, but most people don’t wear the CCW around the house normally. But it really isn’t a bad idea. And then when she escaped and made it to a house, the homeowner armed himself to protect her and his family from the bad guy out looking for her.
Food for thought, prayers for that little girl.
I agree with you. I’m pro life on both ends of the life spectrum.
As long as his soul is still in a physical body, there is hope that even during his last hour, minute, or second just maybe h too can find Jesus.
Moses and Paul were both murderers before God used them to do His important work.
Solitary confinement is so life changing as it is when your soul is not distracted and finally is forced to face God.
If only they could come up with a Video showing him burning a Rainblow Flag at Trial, he would have gotten the Electric Chair.
What she had to endure is none of the public's business and should be kept confidential until such time she allows it to be made public..........
Nobody profits from this other than the MSM...F'n scavengers.
He has the next 60 years +/- to think about that and find God.
Or until they release him from solitary, whichever comes first.
She’s just very very very lucky to be alive and must’ve done a lot to remain so while she was the psychos’ captive
Again if you’re the psycho in this case it’s much easier to kill the girl and dump the body Dan keep her around but this animal probably saw what happened in Tahoe years ago and thought he could get away with that as well however in that case you had a psycho bitch woman who was in on the plot amazingly enough
Sadly you are correct.
Wis. does not have a death penalty
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