According to the police, Jayme Closs, 13, has "kidnapped many cries" during a 911 call.

In the morning, Denise and James Closs were shot dead in their home in Wisconsin. Someone dialed 911 from Denise Closs's cell phone.

A 911 dispatcher heard "a lot of shouting" in the call, which arrived just before 1 am Monday, according to the Sheriff's Department records.

The dispatcher called back but was unable to leave a voice message. More attempts have been made. The phone has remained unanswered. Officials also tried to reach the house's landline phone, but this one was offline, according to the Barorn County Sheriff's Department archives obtained by ABC News on Friday.

When the authorities responded to Barron's house, they found the door depressed, according to the records.

Denise Closs's husband, James Closs, had opened the door.

Several shots were fired and the couple were found shot dead.

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Their 13-year-old daughter, Jayme Closs, was apparently at home at the time of the killings, but was abducted when the police arrived a few minutes later, authorities said.

Friday marks the fifth day of the desperate search for the girl who, according to the authorities, is in danger.

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Since Monday, authorities have received more than 1,000 tips and conducted hundreds of interviews looking for Jayme, Barron County Sheriff's Chris Fitzgerald said Friday.

The sheriff also asks the public for information about his family.

"We hope to learn more about the Closs family to help bring Jayme home," Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said in a statement. "If you have recently spent time with members of the Closs family, or if you have ever had a misunderstanding with members of the Closs family, or if you know someone who has already made the mistake. experience, call the technical manager. "

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It is unclear if the attack was random or targeted, the sheriff said.

The sheriff also encouraged people to remember if their friends or family had changed their behavior earlier in the week, adding that "people can act differently shortly after committing a violent act."

Fitzgerald said the public should be concerned about someone who has suddenly lost his job; missed appointments; suddenly left town without a reasonable explanation; changed appearance; is anxious, nervous or irritable; or pays an unusual amount of interest – too much or too little – to the progress of the Closs Inquiry.

An Amber Alert has been issued for Jayme. Anyone with information is asked to contact the phone line at 855-744-3879.

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