911 News Releases Missing Wisconsin Teenager Jayme Closs and Murder of Parents

The details of the regulator's call log published Friday by the Barron County Sheriff's Department paint a clear and frightening picture of gun death early in the morning of the deaths of Denise and James Closs, parents of the missing Wisconsin teenager Jayme Closs. Jayme, 13, of Barron, Wisconsin, was inside the family home when both parents were shot dead. She was gone. when the police arrived.

According to the newspaper, Jayme disappeared in four minutes.

Monday October 15th, 12:53

The chilling event chain was first rolled out at 12:53 with a single hang-up call to 911, according to the new newspaper. A dispatcher traced Denise Closs's 46-year-old mobile phone call to sending the teams home.

The newspaper indicates that the dispatcher heard screams, but the caller did not speak. She sent three different Barron police officers to the cemetery. The first officer arrived at 1 am – just over four minutes after departure.

12:56

"RECEIVED AN APPEAL TO 911 FROM XXX-XXX-XXXX AND COULD HEAR A LOT OF SCREENING. CALLED NUMBER RETURN AND WAS NOT ABLE TO EXIT A VOICE MESSAGE. PINGED PHONE AT THE ADDRESS ABOVE. OPINIONS 317, 325 and 329. "

With the phone number of Denise Closs identified, the dispatcher tried several times to call him back, but to no avail. She is also trying to call the Closs Residence directly. The log indicates that the phone has been disconnected.

1:03

From Closs's house, the officers first informed the sending of a possible suicide attempt. The call was recorded in the newspapers as such and the agents asked to be called.

At 01:05, the on-scene officers provided the first details of the scene within five minutes of their arrival. They did not seem to know that Denise Closs had been shot.

"325 NOTICE ONE MALE DOWN, SEVERAL ROUNDS HAVE PASSED. REQUEST THAT THE ADMINISTRATION BE ADVISED. "

1:06

"… NOTICE THAT THE DOOR HAS BEEN IMPRESSED. NOTIFIED THAT THE MAN WHO IS BELOW HAD ANSWERED THE DOOR. UNKNOWN IF SOMEONE IS MISSING. "

At approximately 01:11, approximately five minutes after James Closs, a casualty, opened the door, according to the logbook, the officers indicated that James and Denise were both shot dead and unresponsive.

After their autopsies, Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald confirmed that the couple had been shot dead; their deaths were classified as homicides.

1:11

"317 NOTICE TWO SUBJECTS DOWN"

1:19

"317 ADVISED THAT 501 RESPOND TO THE SCENE FOR TWO SUBJECTS DESCENDING, NON-REACTIVE."

At approximately 03:05, the Barron County 911 Call Log was changed to reflect the double homicide. (After their autopsy, Barron County Sheriff, Chris Fitzgerald, confirmed that the couple had been shot dead and that their deaths had been described as homicide.)

The newspaper did not mention the disappearance of Jayme Closs before 3:57 in the morning. Dispatch recorded a note using only his initials.

3:57 p.m.

"JLC ENTERS AS A MISSING JUVENILE."

Another key entry revealed what the police learned by looking for clues and important details in the Closs house: Jayme Closs was not home when the police arrived and was not found during their search.

At 5:13 am, dispatchers made a call to law enforcement agencies in the area, claiming that Jayme was to be considered a "missing child in danger" who had been abducted from her family's home. . The police were not able to issue a suspect or description of the vehicle due to a lack of information. No firearms were found at the scene.

Jayme is still missing six days after gunfire killed her parents in the middle of the night. It is at the top of the FBI's missing persons list and is being searched nationally.