Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes. Whenever Jake had guests over, he would leave the radio on so that they could not hear her screams. Judge James C. Babler set Patterson's bail at $5 million and ordered that a DNA sample be collected from him.The judge also ordered that Patterson could not possess firearms, and could not have contact with Jayme and Patterson's neighbors who were involved in Jayme's escape.

He then put tape around Jayme's mouth himself, bound her by the hands and ankles, and then fatally shot her mother, the complaint states. Jake Patterson, alleged kidnapper of Jayme Closs, make his first court appearance in court with Judge James C Babler presiding Monday in Barron, Wis. Richard Tsong-Taatarii / Minneapolis Star Tribune Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes.

Market data provided by.Thousands of pages reveal new information about the 88 days Jake Patterson held Jayme Closs captive.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. All rights reserved. Shop our three-day VIP Sale this weekend,The New York Post Store’s annual VIP Sale is here with an extra 40% off apps and software,Where to buy phone cases: The best places to shop online,Mask and you shall receive: Where to pick up the best face coverings,Lululemon offers up to 75 percent off apparel, accessories and more.Who is Kim Jong Un's younger sister and could she rule North Korea. All rights reserved. He said Closs was the first girl he saw after having those thoughts.Nearly a year after she was kidnapped, Closs told ABC News,Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox.You've successfully subscribed to this newsletter!This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
©2020 FOX News Network, LLC. When he left, she pushed the weights away from the bed, put on a pair of his shoes and walked out of the house toward a woman walking a dog.In his confession to police, Patterson explained how he took a number of steps to carry out his plan and conceal his identity.For one, he stole a pair of license plates and put them onto his vehicle because he did not want his own plates to be spotted. In late May, a judge ordered Patterson to serve two consecutive life sentences for the murders of James and Denise Closs, and 40 years for the kidnapping of Jayme. ".Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said Patterson acted alone and that he had a "very targeted approach" in planning an attack on the family. ".In one instance, the suspect "hit her 'really hard' on her back with what she described as a handle for something used to clean blinds" when he got mad at her.The suspect would also turn music on in his room so she couldn't hear what was happening if there was anyone else in the home, the complaint states.After three months in captivity, on January 10, he told Jayme he was going to leave for five to six hours and made her go under the bed.

Jayme Lynn Closs (b. July 13, 2005) was the only child of James and Denise Closs of Barron, Wisconsin. Angela De Andriano, Jayme's cousin, told CNN in a phone interview they wanted to be there because "they want justice. "All I care about right now is Jayme's family. Jake Patterson, the 22-year-old man serving a life sentence for holding Jayme Closs prisoner in his home for 88 days after murdering her parents, told …

He then forced Jayme’s mother, Denise Closs, to put tape over Jayme’s mouth while he taped the girl’s arms and ankles together.

“It’s just that simple. The state corrections department said inmates told Patterson he needed to leave their pod because of his case "involving the 14-year-old girl," referring to Closs, who was 13 years old when she was kidnapped last year and held for months.The 22-year-old and another inmate appear to be talking to each other in the video when suddenly the other inmate moves back, appearing to get ready for a fight and seemingly lunges toward Patterson before Patterson throws the first punch.Jake Patterson, 22, murdered Jayme Closs' parents and held her hostage in Wisconsin for 88 days.
Patterson, who appeared at the hearing in a video conference, did not enter a plea.Patterson faces up to life in prison if convicted of the homicide charge. Jayme Closs; Jake Patterson [Barron County Sheriff's Department] By: Mike McPadden Related To: Abductions.