Jayme Closs Found Alive

SDSU Aztec wrote:

hichamel wrote:

How did she escape? Any chance at all that she was not taken against her will?

That's ridiculous that a 13-year old would want to run away with an adult man. And if she was willing, why didn't they just meet somewhere instead of having him murder her parents. As far as knowing where they lived, he could have seen them at a store and followed them.

You are not very bright. 13 year olds do run away voluntarily with adult men. That does not appear to have happened here but you manifest a lack of intelligence in implying that it does not happen.

NotMeanJustHonest wrote:

Podder wrote:

Maybe her cross country running background helped her escape.

Unlikely. She ran a 22:03 3,000m cross country race.

So, you think the overweight incel who kidnapped her could run that fast, or even make it that distance?

Prayer can be a part of hope and hope is a major ingredient in staying alive in situations involving captivity.

hichamel wrote:

Any chance at all that she was not taken against her will?

Looks like the perp was posting on here.

Apparently Jayme was not sexually assaulted. Maybe Patterson was just looking for companionship.

hichamel wrote:

Any chance at all that she was not taken against her will?

Nope. Stop assuming things.

"first spotted her when he was on his way to work, as she was getting into a school bus, according to a criminal complaint released Monday by the Barron County District Attorney.

"The defendant states, when he saw (Jayme) he knew that was the girl he was going to take," the complaint states.

But he did not know her name until after he abducted her, and only learned the names of her parents from news programs and social media posts about the killings, the complaint states."

wiscon wrote:

hichamel wrote:

Any chance at all that she was not taken against her will?

Nope. Stop assuming things.

"first spotted her when he was on his way to work, as she was getting into a school bus, according to a criminal complaint released Monday by the Barron County District Attorney.

"The defendant states, when he saw (Jayme) he knew that was the girl he was going to take," the complaint states.

But he did not know her name until after he abducted her, and only learned the names of her parents from news programs and social media posts about the killings, the complaint states."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/jayme-closs-suspect-court/index.html

As somebody who is significantly smarter than you, I will educate you here. I NEVER assumed anything.

hichamel wrote:

wiscon wrote:

Nope. Stop assuming things.

"first spotted her when he was on his way to work, as she was getting into a school bus, according to a criminal complaint released Monday by the Barron County District Attorney.

"The defendant states, when he saw (Jayme) he knew that was the girl he was going to take," the complaint states.

But he did not know her name until after he abducted her, and only learned the names of her parents from news programs and social media posts about the killings, the complaint states."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/jayme-closs-suspect-court/index.html

As somebody who is significantly smarter than you, I will educate you here. I NEVER assumed anything.

Suggesting that she might be in cahoots with that creep is not a testament to being intelligent.

hichamel wrote:

wiscon wrote:

Nope. Stop assuming things.

"first spotted her when he was on his way to work, as she was getting into a school bus, according to a criminal complaint released Monday by the Barron County District Attorney.

"The defendant states, when he saw (Jayme) he knew that was the girl he was going to take," the complaint states.

But he did not know her name until after he abducted her, and only learned the names of her parents from news programs and social media posts about the killings, the complaint states."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/jayme-closs-suspect-court/index.html

As somebody who is significantly smarter than you, I will educate you here. I NEVER assumed anything.

You assumed it to be a real possibility, based on nothing you've had any balls to actually say so it appears to be pulled from your own incel fantasies.

SDSU Aztec

I do tire of educating you and your brethren. I NEVER suggested that she was in cahoots with the creep. I asked a question. If I asked you if there is any chance you had dinner tonight, I am not suggesting or assuming you have. I know I am smarter than you people but this is not difficult.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot wrote:

hichamel wrote:

As somebody who is significantly smarter than you, I will educate you here. I NEVER assumed anything.

You assumed it to be a real possibility, based on nothing you've had any balls to actually say so it appears to be pulled from your own incel fantasies.

Read the post above and educate yourself you numbskull.

Doctor John Nash, PhD created an analytical method, Game Theory. Has anyone on letsrun heard of Prisoner Dilemma? Those on letsrun: never confess to a cop/detective. Contrary to what a cop/detective tells you, it is never in your best interest. The suspect in this case made a full confession before his overly worked public defender had a chance to meet with his/her defendant. Since the defendant confessed to cops, he will go to prison for the rest of his life. He could have worked out a deal. He could have gotten 25 years for each murder, 5 years for kidnapping, all served concurrently. Since he confessed to cops he'll get: 75 years for each murder and 25 years for kidnapping all served consecutively.

hichamel wrote:

I know I am smarter than you people but this is not difficult.

Your spelling of dumber is horrendous.

John Nash, PhD wrote:

Since he confessed to cops he'll get: 75 years for each murder and 25 years for kidnapping all served consecutively.

In his case, that's a very good thing.

I assume this story leaves out Closs being raped multiple times. She escaped when he left the house for several hours. I'm assuming she didn't try to escape before this attempt because she was terrified and/or didn't know when he was gone.

Wolf's Bane wrote:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/jayme-closs-describes-ordeal/index.html

I assume this story leaves out Closs being raped multiple times. She escaped when he left the house for several hours. I'm assuming she didn't try to escape before this attempt because she was terrified and/or didn't know when he was gone.

More: its pretty screwed up. He decided to kidnap her after seeing her get on a school bus.

Wolf's Bane wrote:

Wolf's Bane wrote:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/jayme-closs-describes-ordeal/index.html

I assume this story leaves out Closs being raped multiple times. She escaped when he left the house for several hours. I'm assuming she didn't try to escape before this attempt because she was terrified and/or didn't know when he was gone.

More: its pretty screwed up. He decided to kidnap her after seeing her get on a school bus.

That's the terrifying part. There was nothing her family could do outside of never letting her leave the house.

Why is this asinine thread still up, while my thread on Coach JS's training philosophy has been deleted twice?

Wolf's Bane wrote:

I assume this story leaves out Closs being raped multiple times. She escaped when he left the house for several hours. I'm assuming she didn't try to escape before this attempt because she was terrified and/or didn't know when he was gone.

There hasn't been any charges of sexual assault that I've heard yet. There was a bond for him & usually I read when there's charges of sexual assault there's no bond. I think someone said it above but they may have left out the sexual assault part so Jayme wouldn't have to testify & relive the horror. Also, so her name isn't permanently tied to the sexual assault part.

It said in another article that Jake saw one of the boxes was moved he used to box her in under the bed & he hit Jayme hard in her back with a cleaning object or something. So she was likely scared to death to try to escape. Also she saw this man murder both her parents so she knows what he's capable of.