As a victim and survivor of a very gruesome and terrible long-term kidnapping in my life which was from October in the year of 1969 only a few days after I was born until the middle of July in the year of 1991 I know clearly what kind of trauma and pain all victims and survivors of kidnapping cases went going through during their own time in captivity! My both kidnappers - a schizophrenic woman and her sex-addicted husband forced me to do all the work in the house and garden and they have sold me to their many many high ranked friends and police officers that they could "play" with me! I endured so many traumatic and terrible things during my own captivity and I still suffering from the tremendous aftermath of my own time in captivity in the violent hands of my kidnappers and this will be until I die! Sure they had let me go to the kindergarten and the school, but I didn't had the permission to have friends and they have let me starve so many times and beating me up so many times and if they wanted to visit their own relatives over the weekend they have locked me in a very tiny little soundproof room under the stairs to the cellar in complete darkness without anything like food or something to drink and only a bucket as a toilet and naked without a blanket and mattress to sleep for these many many times over the weekend! I only got free from this captivity because these kidnappers had died only a few months apart! So for this one here, I can clearly understand what Jamie and all the other victims of kidnapping cases went going through during their own time in captivity and I can see it in their eyes what they have endured in the violent hands of their own kidnappers! I hope that all these people will get all the necessary help to cope with this atrocious and heinous act of brutality and that these people can have a wonderful and peaceful life with good people in their next! Have all together a wonderful and peaceful day and enjoy your time and lovely greetings from Sarah Sutter!
The company where Jame Closs's parents worked offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to finding Jayme. They gave the money to Jayme, for freeing herself.
What are the chances that the first person Jayme would came across happened to be a trauma counselor?! That's amazing. Loved seeing the neighbors rally to help this brave young lady ♡
I am actually glad that this episode only interviewed her family or people in her circle and that they hadn't pressured her into doing the interview herself, especially since she isn't ready to discuss all this. I hope people keep giving her grace and space to process all the horror that it must have been. I can't even imagine how difficult it must be, but I do imagine that having such a supportive and non-invasive community behind her helps a little.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
Agreed! I hate when parents take their kids on the today show or talk shows after being traumatized. You can obviously tell it's way to soon for the child. Just like when police found Elizabeth Smart & Jaycee Duggar. The Paparazzi & The media stalked and harassed them. Demanding an interview! I'm thinking to myself wtf we should have laws against this! The media shouldn't be allowed to hound these people. But it's even worse when the parents force the victim to go in front of the public to speak. I'm so glad this family didn't push Jamie into being interviewed
Yep. She may grow up you decide to tell her story in her own way. She may grow up and keep it private to friends and loved ones. Either way she should never be pressured.
I hope that This Girl would have a Great Life, a Great Future, and I hope that She Finds Someone who's Loving, Caring, Kind, Loyal, Friendly, someone that'll show her what real love is and feels like.
This production was so thoughtful and loving toward Jayme Closs. Thank you producers, directors, and crew for honoring her and her story. 💕 We are rooting for Jayme whatever she chooses to do or wherever she chooses to go. She can have the moon because she’s already a star.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
I agree. 48 Hours is a great program and always puts out the best coverage without terrorizing the victims into talking. I’m sure they asked though, or they wouldn’t be doing their jobs as journalists.
Doesn‘t matter how you behave, you will never please the public. The austrian girl Natascha Kampusch, who was kidnapped when she was 10 years old, freed herself 8,5 years later. In public, she was very outgoing and confident, which was odd for many people… „a victim should be shy and broken inside“. That was so horrible!!!
@villanessa Extro/introversion has to do with how one recharges their energy (extro being from interacting with others, intro from being by one's self), while being outgoing or shy has to do with how you interact with people you don't know or unexpected situations. So, while you're right that shyness and introversion are not the same (I, myself, am an outgoing introvert, for example), I'm not sure what introversion has to do with anything in this case. Arguably, an introvert would probably have an advantage in a solitary confinement situation because they can not only withstand long periods of time alone, but it gives them more energy to do necessary things. Regardless of her tendency towards extro or introversion, the fact that she was able to get away is awesome and I'm thankful, for her sake.
It’s touching the way the entire community rallied around this horrific event. May Jaymi’s parents rest in peace and I pray that Jaymi’s scars heal over! Both physically and spiritually.
It’s beautiful to see her smile in the thumbnail after so many horrific things has happened to her and her family. Poor baby! I hope her family and community always rally around her!!!
Yeah it was all her own doing. I grew up their lived around their when this happened her grandpa used to be my boss. I knew some of her cousins. It was a messed up deal I thought she was a goner.
Exactly! That she did. And I don’t know how she can ever go back to being a normal little girl after what happened. And thank goodness for those people being home!
I couldn’t imagine. 13 years old, some Nut come in and shoot your dad & then your mom hides you and she’s shot in front you. My Lord, my mind can’t grasp this. How terrifying. Wish Jamie the best❤️
horrifying.. sick sick individual targeting children.. wasn't just a kidnapping.. it was thought out for three days.. kidnapped for his own sexual gratification.. shot the parents ,couldn't leave witnesses,, as he was desperately wanting this child ,and would no matter what... horrifying tow life sentences I think he got
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
HERO is a Understatement for me, what she was going through and her unbreakable will to survive is so unbelievable amazing ! This Award don't Bring her Parent's back, but this Award is a everlasting reminder for her that she is a Survivor !!! God bless her!!
This just started and I literally got chills when they said the lady who found her was “a retired trauma counselor.” Wow!!! Beautiful. I have happy tears. Thank you LORD!❤ P. S. CBS used the veteran journalist to cover this story and it is noticeably refreshing, in my opinion. Very personal reporting without invasive manufactured (cut-away) journalist interruptions.
I remember that. A retired trauma counselor who looks like a storybook grandma walking a golden retriever. I can’t imagine a better duo for her to make first contact with.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
Jayme’s strength, courage, and determination is what helped her survive and ultimately rescue herself. I am happy to see that she has such a loving and supportive extended family to help her heal from all of the trauma that she had to witness and endure. I wish Jayme all of the best on her healing journey. 💞
It’s rare these days to have both parents and the parents actually love and care about you but to watch those parents get taken away from you in a senseless act is unfathomable
So true. They had no idea where she was and she would still be hidden away with that monster today if she hadn't escaped or worse he would have killed her and hidden her body and kidnapped another poor girl and killed her family. God bless her in her journey ahead 🙏💕☘️
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
May other survivors like Elizabeth Smart and Jaycee Dugard help her. As many survivors as possible need to come together, in private, to be there for each other. None of us can understand and it's not our business.
I think it's amazing how so many people came together to support her but at the same time, I don't think I would have enjoyed being paraded around and given a reward after something like that. She must be an incredibly strong young lady.
@@Leeh187respectfully, that’s not how it works. Believers of all faiths have the understanding that people have free will, but that we are spiritual beings having a human experience, & God/ spirit/ the Universe intervenes to help those who help themselves. How that help comes may be in giving final peace or in a dramatic physical intervention. That doesn’t change the fact that bad things happen to good people every day, regardless of faith. Those things are not a judgment upon the person. We just have free will in our response. You don’t have to share these beliefs, but don’t misstate them.
I feel so bad that jamie missed her own parents funeral 💔 i hope in these last few years shes found some peace and has been able to grieve. I continue to pray for her and her family.
To imagine that this happened bc of a random sighting of her by the perp and how it escalated from that.. it could happen to anyone at anytime.. some lunatic thinks you are cute and boom! Love and light, Jayme ❤️
I remember the horrible comments on social media from all the armchair detectives.Everything from saying one photo they used of Jayme looked evil. People thought she ran off with an internet boyfriend or that she killed her parents because she was spoiled and maybe didn’t want to follow their rules. I hope those people are ashamed of themselves. I hope Jayme is able to find some peace and some sense of normalcy in her life.
A seasoned true-crimer, I have never sobbed and had chills for a whole 48 Hours episode. This was well done with the power of love, kindness, courage. I’m not even religious, and I am praying for Jayme & her parents loved ones with hope and condolences. Ty for this upload. ❤️
@@schnugelischnugg9812 true- you could tell the Cop was trying to control his bitter/sweet emotions. I hope Kristen Smart has reached out to her for moral support as well as JC Duggard who are all survivors😢💔of this type of crime.
Two minutes in, and I'm sobbing. Remembering how horrifying the case was when she was missing, and then the relief when she was found. Her family is dead, and I think about ending my existence over relatively nothing. The strength to make it through the abduction and then not end her own life afterward is incredible.
I'm sorry you are having a rough time right now. I truly hope you come to understand you have so so much more to offer than you realize. You won't always feel sad. It is always going to be in flux. Please be kind to yourself.
I've lived in Madison for a long time--it does feel sort of personal when it happens not that far away. I'm glad they focus so much on Jayme's extraordinary courage and resilience, and not on the pos who committed these atrocities.
Right, and I know they had no idea, but with the chaotic 911 call, I’d think they would have possibly checked on a car coming from that direction. They would have only needed to run the plate and it would have come back to a different vehicle. Naturally hindsight is 20/20 though. I can imagine the police beat themselves up over the things that they could’ve done.
"Soon after Jayme Closs, 13, disappeared in Wisconsin in October, officials offered a $50,000 reward for information that would lead to her safe return. Now Jayme, who escaped from a kidnapper after she was abducted and her parents were killed, will receive at least half of it. That $25,000 was donated by Hormel Foods, the Minnesota-based company that owns Jennie-O Turkey Store, where Jayme’s parents had worked in Barron, Wis., for 27 years. “First and foremost, Jennie-O Turkey Store is a family,” Steve Lykken, a senior vice president of Hormel and the president of Jennie-O, said on Wednesday. “Here in Barron, our Jennie-O family is dealing with a very tragic situation.” The goal, he added, is to set up a trust fund for Jayme." Way to go Hormel
Sounds like Ms Nutter, the woman who found her, is deserving of a hero award, too! Thank God she was a retired social worker, as she said, and knew what to do: get Jayme to safety. Safety. Safety. The one concern. And she told a white lie that she didn’t live near Jake Patterson, and yet her backyard touched his… Thank God the neighbors were home & answered her when they did, walking the dog, etc.
Imagine the work it will take for her to get over a long lasting trauma like this, being held captive and having to deal with God knows what, all while watching her parents being murdered by her captor. Coming home was just the beginning. I hope she has gotten, and still gets, all the help she needs. She deserves to live a good and long life!
I can only wish to find the courage, strength, and fortitude that Jayme has. What an incredible human being. It also shows that with perseverance and togetherness, good can conquer evil. Only if...ONLY IF we do it together.
I remember when this case was ongoing! I'm from Illinois so was seeing a lot about it online, I even shared posts on Facebook to spread her photo around. Very emotional to hear from the woman who found her and the other neighbors that called 911.
I am an only child.... I have fond memories of my time as a 12 and 13 year, in their own way they are probably some of the best years you can have in your life, a little bittersweet as that is the time of transforming from childhood to a teenager and the kind of adult you will be. Being an only child I think there is a unique bond between parents and their kid, it made me understand how all the more valuable my relationship with my parents was. My love for them ridiculously strong and to imagine that poor girl going through the worst kind of nightmare imaginable... The cruelty of it is incomprehensible to me. I would just want her to know that her parents would only wanted the best for her and would only want her surrounded by people who would settle for no less than the best for her as well. What can you say when you encounter the people in the world whose goal is to destroy the most unique and precious kinds of beauty?... That was always the scariest thing to me about the world, that those kinds of people existed and would stop at nothing to fulfill their purpose. No amount of time stops the thoughts and prayers other people who care and hope that time heals and allows you all the good things you deserve
First he is a antisocial individual,a loner,an adult living with parents Probably low IQ,he is a sociopath. A serial killer in the making. I'm so glad he was caught in time because he can't take anymore lives. She is truly a warrior my respect for this young lady.
Jayme doesn’t look all that happy and uncomfortable. She probably needs time, peace and quiet and some time to gather herself and try and deal with the trauma she suffered and will always have to deal with. Her parents slaughtered, the violation of every right and control of herself. The police holding these press conferences parading her around as if they seal Team 6’d their way into that degenrate’s house and rescued her from a dungeon is awkward. She literally escaped on her own and walked up to a woman’s driveway. She rescued herself. Police didn’t even know who took her. I wish her all the best and I hope she gets all the help she needs away from the public eye.
@@HappyMuffinyou are joking right? They used the word uncomfortable instead of comfortable. Everything else they wrote is spot on. Really you are going to criticize grammar in the comment section on a video of this magnitude? Please get a life
Here in the UK I had not even heard of this and I am so pleased she got free - what a clever girl to work out the movements of her captor and get free. Well done to everyone who helped including the social worker who took her to safety. I also think it is very good she is being kept out of the spotlight. I was a very very shy child and I remember even when things happened eg my baby sister died and later there was a not very bad at all almost car accident by the school involving me - the worst thing for me was the attention on me which I know sounds very strange, but was so. They need to go at her pace. Not everyone wants to be in front of the media. On how we can stop this in future -there is a danger when some young men live entirely alone with no influences on them, no mother at home, no family, no girl friend - they lose touch with reality. I know he had a series of jobs but he was living alone etc. He ended up living in his head and was isolated. Entirely his fault he is in jail but it is certainly something for those with sons to think about - try to ensure they don't live alone
What a truly amazing girl. I'm so sorry this happened to you sweetheart, you've got an amazing family & so much love worldwide. You'll never be alone & scared ever again. Your bravery & courage is incredible.
Jayme, should you ever read this comment.. My deepest condolences to you and your family. You suffered such an incredible loss, and the loss of your own innocence . Wherever you are, I hope your days have been better, brighter and happier. I wish you nothing but the best out of life. Go out there and get it ❤ Show the world WHO Jayme is.. this world needs your light and love ! I said it before a while ago, and I’ll say it again. Welcome home Jayme. ❤ with very big open arms.. welcome home ❤
Watching this story about Jayme Closs was a story of Happiness and such Sadness with Jayme's Mom and Dad's murders. Her story is an amazing story of great strength and courage of a 13 year old girl who watched her Mother being Murdered right in front of her. May she receive all the love and support that she needs as she rebuilds her life. She seems to have an amazing loving family who are their to protect her and encourage her through this terrible tragedy of being kidnapped for 88 days and losing her Mom and Dad in such a senseless way. May Jim and Denise Closs Rest in Peace. They are Jayme's Heavenly Angels who will watch over their daughter as she navigates life without them. They raised a very special young woman. The story shows what loving Parents the Closs's were to their only child. They and their families should be very proud of her, she is amazing. I love how protective her Aunts were during the interview with Gail King. One stated that Kindness is what Jayme needs not being Nosy. The press can be such vultures. I think growing up in the small town will help her. They protect their own. I hope that the press and strangers will leave her alone and let her figure out her life's plan. I wonder if she will reach out to people like Elizabeth Smart and the other victims who survived their kidnappers. They are the only ones who know what she is going through at this time and in the future what obstacles that she may face. STAY STRONG JAYME YOU ARE AMAZING!
The community and family support will help a lot. It’s when a child who was kidnapped, abused and found, but forgotten that they struggle tremendously. Like Midsi Sanchez… there’s an interview she did as an adult where she talked about having no support or not having therapy as a child and now feels lost about what happened. She was kidnapped and abused at age 7.
@@di_kid00 judging just from the coverage from 48 Hours, that community seems like a very tight knit community, think Jayme has a good chance at a somewhat normal life.
This is such a beautiful, powerful example of how a community can make all the difference in not just person's life, but that of many. I hope we humans learn to do that more and more, as it's a core value of humanity ❤️❤️
What an amazing young lady. Thank God for that lady walking her dog and the other neighbors being home. ❤ Something similar happened like that here in Ohio. I think it was Newark or somewhere around there. (Not 100% sure it was Newark). It was so horrific.
13 just a baby. The trauma she had been forced to endure for 88 days after witnessing both parents be taken away from her in front of her eyes. Prayers for Jamie 🙏🏼 always.
One of the most cold blooded and senseless crimes I ever heard of....Jayme go go go. RIP to the poor parents. Suspect is worth exactly 1 bulett, no more and no less.
I can see the pain in her eyes…. I am so happy to see a story where there is kind of a happy ending and I say kind of because that poor baby watched her parents killed in-front of her and god knows what happened while that pos had her. I pray that she heals and knows her parents died to protect her… ❤️❤️
Her mental strength and smarts and ability to escape saved other girls from this fate. The kidnapper said he had plans to do this to more girls. Her sacrifice, her horror, saved others from this fate.
People that experience trauma like this can end up going down a very dark path. So i wish her nothing but the best and hope so bad she makes it through, and has a very bright, happy future.....
Wow…this one was really tough to watch! Such a brave young girl! I pray for never ending peace and comfort for her and her family! WELCOME HOME, JAYME!! ❤
I remember being so sad and perplexed over this case and checking every day for updates. I kept thinking they would find the perp and they would confess, but never imagined she would be found. What a remarkable young lady Jayme is. It’s fantastic that her aunt, uncle, grandparents, etc are allowing her to heal away from the public eye like she deserves. She deserves to have to happiest life she possibly can and owes no one any details or information. It’s traumatic enough without having to relive it. I wish her nothing but the best.
I remember this case so well! Continuous prayers for this precious and brave girl. May God fill your days with content and self awareness of your power and inner strength.❤ May your parents RIP❤
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As a victim and survivor of a very gruesome and terrible long-term kidnapping in my life which was from October in the year of 1969 only a few days after I was born until the middle of July in the year of 1991 I know clearly what kind of trauma and pain all victims and survivors of kidnapping cases went going through during their own time in captivity! My both kidnappers - a schizophrenic woman and her sex-addicted husband forced me to do all the work in the house and garden and they have sold me to their many many high ranked friends and police officers that they could "play" with me! I endured so many traumatic and terrible things during my own captivity and I still suffering from the tremendous aftermath of my own time in captivity in the violent hands of my kidnappers and this will be until I die! Sure they had let me go to the kindergarten and the school, but I didn't had the permission to have friends and they have let me starve so many times and beating me up so many times and if they wanted to visit their own relatives over the weekend they have locked me in a very tiny little soundproof room under the stairs to the cellar in complete darkness without anything like food or something to drink and only a bucket as a toilet and naked without a blanket and mattress to sleep for these many many times over the weekend! I only got free from this captivity because these kidnappers had died only a few months apart! So for this one here, I can clearly understand what Jamie and all the other victims of kidnapping cases went going through during their own time in captivity and I can see it in their eyes what they have endured in the violent hands of their own kidnappers! I hope that all these people will get all the necessary help to cope with this atrocious and heinous act of brutality and that these people can have a wonderful and peaceful life with good people in their next! Have all together a wonderful and peaceful day and enjoy your time and lovely greetings from Sarah Sutter!
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The company where Jame Closs's parents worked offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to finding Jayme. They gave the money to Jayme, for freeing herself.
That was nice of them.
Ohhhhhhhhhh, my heart ❤️ Mad props to them
a small silver lining on this disgusting story
That’s amazing!
That's bloody awesome. A heartbreaking case but I'm glad they did that.
I think the old woman who help this young lady is also a hero
Getting her off the road was so important. He wasn't going to let her get away twice.
Older... it's 2023 m0ron.
@@deborahbergman3566😂😂😂 she’s old. it’s factually accurate
@@deborahbergman3566I know wtf??
“The *woman* who helped this young lady is also a hero.”
There, I fixed it.
What are the chances that the first person Jayme would came across happened to be a trauma counselor?! That's amazing. Loved seeing the neighbors rally to help this brave young lady ♡
I am actually glad that this episode only interviewed her family or people in her circle and that they hadn't pressured her into doing the interview herself, especially since she isn't ready to discuss all this. I hope people keep giving her grace and space to process all the horror that it must have been. I can't even imagine how difficult it must be, but I do imagine that having such a supportive and non-invasive community behind her helps a little.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
Agreed! I hate when parents take their kids on the today show or talk shows after being traumatized. You can obviously tell it's way to soon for the child. Just like when police found Elizabeth Smart & Jaycee Duggar. The Paparazzi & The media stalked and harassed them. Demanding an interview! I'm thinking to myself wtf we should have laws against this! The media shouldn't be allowed to hound these people. But it's even worse when the parents force the victim to go in front of the public to speak. I'm so glad this family didn't push Jamie into being interviewed
Yep. She may grow up you decide to tell her story in her own way. She may grow up and keep it private to friends and loved ones. Either way she should never be pressured.
"Grace and space to process..." = perfect.
Her family seems incredible. They’re so patient and understanding and putting Jayme’s well being above all else. So happy she’s back in their arms
I hope that This Girl would have a Great Life, a Great Future, and I hope that She Finds Someone who's Loving, Caring, Kind, Loyal, Friendly, someone that'll show her what real love is and feels like.
This production was so thoughtful and loving toward Jayme Closs. Thank you producers, directors, and crew for honoring her and her story. 💕 We are rooting for Jayme whatever she chooses to do or wherever she chooses to go. She can have the moon because she’s already a star.
I know thats right !
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
I agree. 48 Hours is a great program and always puts out the best coverage without terrorizing the victims into talking. I’m sure they asked though, or they wouldn’t be doing their jobs as journalists.
Being shy has NOTHING to do with how strong or powerful you are. Please remember that ❤️ Also being shy is different than being introverted.
I 100% agree!!!
Correct on both points. I thought the comments about her being shy were odd.
they’re old we’re just now learning this i just ignore cuz they know no better
Doesn‘t matter how you behave, you will never please the public. The austrian girl Natascha Kampusch, who was kidnapped when she was 10 years old, freed herself 8,5 years later. In public, she was very outgoing and confident, which was odd for many people… „a victim should be shy and broken inside“. That was so horrible!!!
@villanessa Extro/introversion has to do with how one recharges their energy (extro being from interacting with others, intro from being by one's self), while being outgoing or shy has to do with how you interact with people you don't know or unexpected situations. So, while you're right that shyness and introversion are not the same (I, myself, am an outgoing introvert, for example), I'm not sure what introversion has to do with anything in this case. Arguably, an introvert would probably have an advantage in a solitary confinement situation because they can not only withstand long periods of time alone, but it gives them more energy to do necessary things. Regardless of her tendency towards extro or introversion, the fact that she was able to get away is awesome and I'm thankful, for her sake.
It’s touching the way the entire community rallied around this horrific event. May Jaymi’s parents rest in peace and I pray that Jaymi’s scars heal over! Both physically and spiritually.
It will
I participated in one of the ground searches for Jayme. It was such an emotional, traumatizing time. Jayme truly is so strong and brave!
It’s beautiful to see her smile in the thumbnail after so many horrific things has happened to her and her family. Poor baby! I hope her family and community always rally around her!!!
I like the way the police officer at the start states that they brought her home. That girl brought herself home ❤
Yeah it was all her own doing. I grew up their lived around their when this happened her grandpa used to be my boss. I knew some of her cousins. It was a messed up deal I thought she was a goner.
I thought the same thing! She endured and she got herself saved. No police help until she had already saved herself.
Exactly! That she did. And I don’t know how she can ever go back to being a normal little girl after what happened. And thank goodness for those people being home!
Yep! 🙄 SHE had to do it herself.
The pigs were too busy harassing and extorting Americans to do actual investigating!
I couldn’t imagine. 13 years old, some Nut come in and shoot your dad & then your mom hides you and she’s shot in front you. My Lord, my mind can’t grasp this. How terrifying. Wish Jamie the best❤️
horrifying.. sick sick individual targeting children.. wasn't just a kidnapping.. it was thought out for three days.. kidnapped for his own sexual gratification.. shot the parents ,couldn't leave witnesses,, as he was desperately wanting this child ,and would no matter what... horrifying tow life sentences I think he got
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
HERO is a Understatement for me, what she was going through and her unbreakable will to survive is so unbelievable amazing ! This Award don't Bring her Parent's back, but this Award is a everlasting reminder for her that she is a Survivor !!! God bless her!!
@@michaelfourie345 that's fine, that's your opinion!!
@@michaelfourie345You still don't know who he is but one day will reach when you'll understand who is God
This just started and I literally got chills when they said the lady who found her was “a retired trauma counselor.” Wow!!! Beautiful. I have happy tears. Thank you LORD!❤
P. S. CBS used the veteran journalist to cover this story and it is noticeably refreshing, in my opinion. Very personal reporting without invasive manufactured (cut-away) journalist interruptions.
Praise be.
Yes!!
I remember that. A retired trauma counselor who looks like a storybook grandma walking a golden retriever. I can’t imagine a better duo for her to make first contact with.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
@@stellashepherd3229and the second family wife and kids so he’s now a protector and not so scary but he had a shot gun it all was perfect
The whole state of WI breathed a sigh of relief when she escaped. We are so proud of her❤
Love to Wisconsin 💙
Bless this girl and may she have a long life of happiness.
Very brave and intelligent girl. The fact that escaping meant saving her life but stopped his plan of doing this to other people...very brave ❤❤❤❤
Jayme’s strength, courage, and determination is what helped her survive and ultimately rescue herself. I am happy to see that she has such a loving and supportive extended family to help her heal from all of the trauma that she had to witness and endure. I wish Jayme all of the best on her healing journey. 💞
It’s rare these days to have both parents and the parents actually love and care about you but to watch those parents get taken away from you in a senseless act is unfathomable
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It's not rare at all, but what she's been enduring is hard to imagine for sure.
@@pazza4555is it rare? Lol 😅
What a blessing. I wonder how many missing children are out there somewhere? We cannot give up hope.
AMEN ❤
So true. They had no idea where she was and she would still be hidden away with that monster today if she hadn't escaped or worse he would have killed her and hidden her body and kidnapped another poor girl and killed her family. God bless her in her journey ahead 🙏💕☘️
The number is 800,000
angels don't sleep with good people. Miracle to find her because no science can explain this and that. God is good really
lucky jayme to have a beautiful community, priceless
It is heart breaking what this young woman has had to endure and will endure the rest of her life. I wish her all the best for a bright future.
The trauma in her face and eyes, her childhood is over......I hope she gets the support she will need for many, many years.
There are rarely stories of kids of color who have been lost. They never get the media attention because the media does not want to admit that they do not matter as much. I know 2 moms who never got any attention for their girls.
May other survivors like Elizabeth Smart and Jaycee Dugard help her. As many survivors as possible need to come together, in private, to be there for each other. None of us can understand and it's not our business.
@@Anne--Marieno one said it was or even wants to know however we’re not dumb we know what happened why else steal her
I think it's amazing how so many people came together to support her but at the same time, I don't think I would have enjoyed being paraded around and given a reward after something like that. She must be an incredibly strong young lady.
Agree!
Jayme saved her own life !! No one else !! Amazing young woman!!
God saved Jamie 13:23
@@deenaeast7006 Oh do me a favour, by that logic he also killed her parents. There is no God.
@@deenaeast7006Yes I agree 💯 🙏🏻✝️🕯️
@@deenaeast7006 Jayme saved herself.
@@Leeh187respectfully, that’s not how it works. Believers of all faiths have the understanding that people have free will, but that we are spiritual beings having a human experience, & God/ spirit/ the Universe intervenes to help those who help themselves. How that help comes may be in giving final peace or in a dramatic physical intervention. That doesn’t change the fact that bad things happen to good people every day, regardless of faith. Those things are not a judgment upon the person. We just have free will in our response. You don’t have to share these beliefs, but don’t misstate them.
I feel so bad that jamie missed her own parents funeral 💔 i hope in these last few years shes found some peace and has been able to grieve. I continue to pray for her and her family.
Jamie saved herself and we are all in awe. So glad that you are alive Jamie.
This type of story should be a lesson to us all. If this young girl can survive this, we can survive whatever we are going through ❤
To imagine that this happened bc of a random sighting of her by the perp and how it escalated from that.. it could happen to anyone at anytime.. some lunatic thinks you are cute and boom!
Love and light, Jayme ❤️
This girl will have a lot of healing to do. But she is brave beyond words. Her family is strong too, so that will help her a lot.
A happy ending to a most horrific crime. I so hope Jayme can move forward toward a joyous life. I am so sorry for her and her family's loss.
She saw her parents murdered right in front of her. Its fair and realistic to say that she will be traumatized for the rest of her life.
I remember the horrible comments on social media from all the armchair detectives.Everything from saying one photo they used of Jayme looked evil. People thought she ran off with an internet boyfriend or that she killed her parents because she was spoiled and maybe didn’t want to follow their rules. I hope those people are ashamed of themselves. I hope Jayme is able to find some peace and some sense of normalcy in her life.
A seasoned true-crimer, I have never sobbed and had chills for a whole 48 Hours episode. This was well done with the power of love, kindness, courage. I’m not even religious, and I am praying for Jayme & her parents loved ones with hope and condolences. Ty for this upload. ❤️
My thoughts exactly. Best 48 hours ever and i have seen nearly all of them. God bless these folks, and you too.
It still irks me when the police said “we brought her home” she saved herself!!!
Yes she did. I dont think the police meant it like that
@@schnugelischnugg9812 true- you could tell the Cop was trying to control his bitter/sweet emotions. I hope Kristen Smart has reached out to her for moral support as well as JC Duggard who are all survivors😢💔of this type of crime.
Two minutes in, and I'm sobbing.
Remembering how horrifying the case was when she was missing, and then the relief when she was found. Her family is dead, and I think about ending my existence over relatively nothing.
The strength to make it through the abduction and then not end her own life afterward is incredible.
I'm sorry you are having a rough time right now. I truly hope you come to understand you have so so much more to offer than you realize. You won't always feel sad. It is always going to be in flux. Please be kind to yourself.
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She deserves the World! ❤
And thank god jenny saw her and helped her. She was very smart to not walk on the streets with jamie
I've lived in Madison for a long time--it does feel sort of personal when it happens not that far away. I'm glad they focus so much on Jayme's extraordinary courage and resilience, and not on the pos who committed these atrocities.
It’s crazy knowing Patterson pulled over to allow the police to pass while they were headed to the initial 911 call from Jaymes mom.
Especially with a blown out taillight. While she was in the trunk.
Right, and I know they had no idea, but with the chaotic 911 call, I’d think they would have possibly checked on a car coming from that direction. They would have only needed to run the plate and it would have come back to a different vehicle. Naturally hindsight is 20/20 though. I can imagine the police beat themselves up over the things that they could’ve done.
@@truthhurts3524😮
I don't even think he was fazed. Honestly, guys, a f****** psychopath. And he knew they could not stop.
@@truthhurts3524not the cop commenting on this case. He really seemed to think "WE did that!". Ugh.
This story and all the others gives me the chills!
"Soon after Jayme Closs, 13, disappeared in Wisconsin in October, officials offered a $50,000 reward for information that would lead to her safe return. Now Jayme, who escaped from a kidnapper after she was abducted and her parents were killed, will receive at least half of it.
That $25,000 was donated by Hormel Foods, the Minnesota-based company that owns Jennie-O Turkey Store, where Jayme’s parents had worked in Barron, Wis., for 27 years.
“First and foremost, Jennie-O Turkey Store is a family,” Steve Lykken, a senior vice president of Hormel and the president of Jennie-O, said on Wednesday. “Here in Barron, our Jennie-O family is dealing with a very tragic situation.” The goal, he added, is to set up a trust fund for Jayme."
Way to go Hormel
Yay, Hormel! Great gesture.
My heart goes out to everybody involved!❤
I remember when it first happened and some people thought she was in on it!!!! I am soooo happy she made it back safe!!!!!!
What an incredible young woman. Bless her and wish her success in her bright future .
Jamie's court statement is incredible. What a strong young lady .
Great ending to a horrific experience ! The best to her and her family ! 🙏🏼
Sounds like Ms Nutter, the woman who found her, is deserving of a hero award, too! Thank God she was a retired social worker, as she said, and knew what to do: get Jayme to safety. Safety. Safety. The one concern. And she told a white lie that she didn’t live near Jake Patterson, and yet her backyard touched his… Thank God the neighbors were home & answered her when they did, walking the dog, etc.
Thank you lord! RIP for Jayme’s mom and dad.
AMEN!!!
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Jayme is definitely a hero. Such a strong will and resilience. Have a great life young lady
Jaymi is a fighter!!! I pray for her healing from all that she has gone through. God bless her!!!
Imagine the work it will take for her to get over a long lasting trauma like this, being held captive and having to deal with God knows what, all while watching her parents being murdered by her captor. Coming home was just the beginning. I hope she has gotten, and still gets, all the help she needs. She deserves to live a good and long life!
I can only wish to find the courage, strength, and fortitude that Jayme has. What an incredible human being. It also shows that with perseverance and togetherness, good can conquer evil. Only if...ONLY IF we do it together.
I agree 🥺🥺🥺
Thank you so much for this story. I have always wondered how this girl fared after her experience.
Praying for continued healing for Jayme & her family! I’m so glad she was brave enough to escape!🙌🙏
Sending love to Jayme Closs. May God Bless you.
Thank you 48hours for putting this full episode on
I remember when this case was ongoing! I'm from Illinois so was seeing a lot about it online, I even shared posts on Facebook to spread her photo around. Very emotional to hear from the woman who found her and the other neighbors that called 911.
I am an only child.... I have fond memories of my time as a 12 and 13 year, in their own way they are probably some of the best years you can have in your life, a little bittersweet as that is the time of transforming from childhood to a teenager and the kind of adult you will be. Being an only child I think there is a unique bond between parents and their kid, it made me understand how all the more valuable my relationship with my parents was. My love for them ridiculously strong and to imagine that poor girl going through the worst kind of nightmare imaginable... The cruelty of it is incomprehensible to me. I would just want her to know that her parents would only wanted the best for her and would only want her surrounded by people who would settle for no less than the best for her as well. What can you say when you encounter the people in the world whose goal is to destroy the most unique and precious kinds of beauty?... That was always the scariest thing to me about the world, that those kinds of people existed and would stop at nothing to fulfill their purpose. No amount of time stops the thoughts and prayers other people who care and hope that time heals and allows you all the good things you deserve
Watching this in tears, I am so very proud of Jayme. She will be in my prayers. ❤❤❤❤
she has so many adults to love her...that is a good thing.
Love 48 hours for not questioning her but her direct people God bless you all ❤
First he is a antisocial individual,a loner,an adult living with parents
Probably low IQ,he is a sociopath.
A serial killer in the making. I'm so glad he was caught in time because he can't take anymore lives. She is truly a warrior my respect for this young lady.
I wonder how it ended up him living alone in that house. What happened to his family? Why didn’t any of them speak out?
Jayme doesn’t look all that happy and uncomfortable. She probably needs time, peace and quiet and some time to gather herself and try and deal with the trauma she suffered and will always have to deal with. Her parents slaughtered, the violation of every right and control of herself. The police holding these press conferences parading her around as if they seal Team 6’d their way into that degenrate’s house and rescued her from a dungeon is awkward. She literally escaped on her own and walked up to a woman’s driveway. She rescued herself. Police didn’t even know who took her. I wish her all the best and I hope she gets all the help she needs away from the public eye.
Poorly worded, your sentence structure made you say that she doesn’t look uncomfortable…
@@HappyMuffinyou are joking right? They used the word uncomfortable instead of comfortable. Everything else they wrote is spot on. Really you are going to criticize grammar in the comment section on a video of this magnitude? Please get a life
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@@HappyMuffinThat’s how I read it too
@@annabanana7084She’s not wrong though
My condolences to the family. Such a heart-warming ending.
Here in the UK I had not even heard of this and I am so pleased she got free - what a clever girl to work out the movements of her captor and get free. Well done to everyone who helped including the social worker who took her to safety. I also think it is very good she is being kept out of the spotlight. I was a very very shy child and I remember even when things happened eg my baby sister died and later there was a not very bad at all almost car accident by the school involving me - the worst thing for me was the attention on me which I know sounds very strange, but was so. They need to go at her pace. Not everyone wants to be in front of the media. On how we can stop this in future -there is a danger when some young men live entirely alone with no influences on them, no mother at home, no family, no girl friend - they lose touch with reality. I know he had a series of jobs but he was living alone etc. He ended up living in his head and was isolated. Entirely his fault he is in jail but it is certainly something for those with sons to think about - try to ensure they don't live alone
Jayme Closs's aunts are AMAZING.
I know right
This was the most extraordinary episode of 48 Hours, so well done, content and production overwall.
What a truly amazing girl. I'm so sorry this happened to you sweetheart, you've got an amazing family & so much love worldwide. You'll never be alone & scared ever again. Your bravery & courage is incredible.
I have 2 daughters and I cannot tell you how much this story touched me. I PRAY YOU LIVE A BLESSED LIFE
So proud of your strength, Jayme!
Jayme, should you ever read this comment..
My deepest condolences to you and your family. You suffered such an incredible loss, and the loss of your own innocence . Wherever you are, I hope your days have been better, brighter and happier. I wish you nothing but the best out of life. Go out there and get it ❤
Show the world WHO Jayme is.. this world needs your light and love ! I said it before a while ago, and I’ll say it again.
Welcome home Jayme. ❤ with very big open arms.. welcome home ❤
Its wonderful she was able to come back to a loving family. ❤
Jayme you are my hero. I love you and I'm glad you're safe. RIP to the parents my deepest condolences.
I'm so happy to see all the survivors again. I'd already watched their stories individually and it's heartbreaking.
If only EVERY CASE could end like this one
Watching this story about Jayme Closs was a story of Happiness and such Sadness with Jayme's Mom and Dad's murders. Her story is an amazing story of great strength and courage of a 13 year old girl who watched her Mother being Murdered right in front of her. May she receive all the love and support that she needs as she rebuilds her life. She seems to have an amazing loving family who are their to protect her and encourage her through this terrible tragedy of being kidnapped for 88 days and losing her Mom and Dad in such a senseless way.
May Jim and Denise Closs Rest in Peace. They are Jayme's Heavenly Angels who will watch over their daughter as she navigates life without them. They raised a very special young woman. The story shows what loving Parents the Closs's were to their only child. They and their families should be very proud of her, she is amazing. I love how protective her Aunts were during the interview with Gail King. One stated that Kindness is what Jayme needs not being Nosy. The press can be such vultures. I think growing up in the small town will help her. They protect their own. I hope that the press and strangers will leave her alone and let her figure out her life's plan. I wonder if she will reach out to people like Elizabeth Smart and the other victims who survived their kidnappers. They are the only ones who know what she is going through at this time and in the future what obstacles that she may face.
STAY STRONG JAYME YOU ARE AMAZING!
I hope Jayme is ok with all this media attention, it must be like reliving it all over again and again. I hope they at least got her approval.
I do think it’s good that she wasn’t actually interviewed for this at all least.
I agree. I just hope she can somewhat have a normal “kids life” without having to be constantly reminded by all the media coverage.
The community and family support will help a lot. It’s when a child who was kidnapped, abused and found, but forgotten that they struggle tremendously. Like Midsi Sanchez… there’s an interview she did as an adult where she talked about having no support or not having therapy as a child and now feels lost about what happened. She was kidnapped and abused at age 7.
@@di_kid00 judging just from the coverage from 48 Hours, that community seems like a very tight knit community, think Jayme has a good chance at a somewhat normal life.
This is such a beautiful, powerful example of how a community can make all the difference in not just person's life, but that of many. I hope we humans learn to do that more and more, as it's a core value of humanity ❤️❤️
What an amazing young lady. Thank God for that lady walking her dog and the other neighbors being home. ❤ Something similar happened like that here in Ohio. I think it was Newark or somewhere around there. (Not 100% sure it was Newark). It was so horrific.
13 just a baby. The trauma she had been forced to endure for 88 days after witnessing both parents be taken away from her in front of her eyes.
Prayers for Jamie 🙏🏼 always.
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“I will do great things and he will not”. Powerful words.
How is it that I haven't heard this story? Very impressive young lady & community. Prayers for healing.
I'm on here early for once. I've heard this case and am happy to see this version.
So very impressed with this loving and supportive family! May God bless you all!!
One of the most cold blooded and senseless crimes I ever heard of....Jayme go go go. RIP to the poor parents.
Suspect is worth exactly 1 bulett, no more and no less.
Maybe 3-5 bullets, just to be sure.
You rock kid!!! Jamie`s one tough cookie and we need to see more of people like her.
I have been praying for Jayme Closs since she was kidnapped. I still pray for the Groene family, too. Two stories I just cannot forget.❤
Can’t imagine the pain and trauma. I truly hope she gets a normal life and can heal after this
I can see the pain in her eyes…. I am so happy to see a story where there is kind of a happy ending and I say kind of because that poor baby watched her parents killed in-front of her and god knows what happened while that pos had her. I pray that she heals and knows her parents died to protect her… ❤️❤️
“Don’t be nosy just be kind”
love that relative of hers- very positive mantra.
A real miracle, she is a true hero and survivor.✨🙏
"Jake Patterson will never have any power over me." ❤💪🙏
She is a miracle, thank to that town for never giving up.❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
My name is Jamie too! I never met a Jamie thatdidnt have a fighting spirit! What a truly remarkable story of a girl who never gave up.
Her mental strength and smarts and ability to escape saved other girls from this fate. The kidnapper said he had plans to do this to more girls. Her sacrifice, her horror, saved others from this fate.
I hope she has peace and happiness in her heart and is healing magnificently.
Very respectful ❤❤❤
People that experience trauma like this can end up going down a very dark path. So i wish her nothing but the best and hope so bad she makes it through, and has a very bright, happy future.....
Wow…this one was really tough to watch! Such a brave young girl! I pray for never ending peace and comfort for her and her family! WELCOME HOME, JAYME!! ❤
Police: We brought Jayme home. Earlier in the day, Jayme walks up a random street. ??????
I remember being so sad and perplexed over this case and checking every day for updates. I kept thinking they would find the perp and they would confess, but never imagined she would be found. What a remarkable young lady Jayme is. It’s fantastic that her aunt, uncle, grandparents, etc are allowing her to heal away from the public eye like she deserves. She deserves to have to happiest life she possibly can and owes no one any details or information. It’s traumatic enough without having to relive it. I wish her nothing but the best.
I’m so sorry this happened to her, life is unfair. Thank God she was reunited with her loved ones.
I remember this case so well! Continuous prayers for this precious and brave girl. May God fill your days with content and self awareness of your power and inner strength.❤ May your parents RIP❤