At this point, they do not know if she is alone or traveling with anyone, nor do they know if she has a boyfriend.The autopsy of the Closs couple will take place on Wednesday - it was initially supposed to be conducted on Tuesday, but new information pushed it back.The community is not needed to conduct searches at this point, Fitzgerald said, but the tipline is the best direct source for the public to relay pertinent information in this case. Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald held a press conference Monday afternoon at which he asked for public tips concerning two vehicles of interest that were caught on surveillance video near the Closs.Updates will be sent via the Barron County Sheriff's Department or the FBI social media channels. Fitzgerald said more than 100 active law enforcement is working the case currently."I'm struggling with this, because I don't have some of the answers that I want to give you and give the family," he said. He also admitted this is a tough case and they are not as far as he'd like to be in the investigation.Fitzgerald said there's no credible information that this is a sex trafficking case.Sheriff Fitzgerald said he could not classify this as an abduction, as there's no information to support that at this time but is saying she is missing and in danger.He said the FBI handled that investigation. "We have no credible information that was a credible tip," Sheriff Fitzgerald stated, regarding tips to Miami Police on a possible sighting.Anyone with information is asked to call a special tipline at 1-85.Sheriff Fitzgerald says he is not discounting the tip to police in Miami, but says any pertinent information on the case will be coming through him, not another agency.
"In rural western Wisconsin, we just don't see this," Fitzgerald told reporters. Investigators and crime scene technicians have returned to the Closs home to take a second look at the scene to see if anything was missed in Monday's rush.The FBI is helping to check Jayme's social media use to see if there is anything that sheds light on what may have happened to her.If so, his department wants to hear about it. The Sheriff asked everyone in Barron and the surrounding area to consider if anyone they know has been acting in an unusual manner, missing work, altering routines, skipping appointments, changing behaviors or suddenly leaving town.Tips have been coming in and investigators have interviewed people, but the sheriff would not classify them as 'persons of interest.' "We've questioned a lot of people.He says dispatchers were unable to learn what was happening as no one was communicating, but it was obvious that there was a significant disturbance going on. Fitzgerald says the 911 call that came in from the Closs home at 1 a.m.
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