Abducted Wisconsin Teen Jayme Closs Was Found By Retired Social Worker

Abducted Wisconsin Teen Jayme Closs Was Found By Retired Social Worker
Jayme Closs and her aunt Jennifer Smith. Supplied
Miguel Moreno
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Jeanne Nutter was walking her golden retriever with her husband Forrest on Jan. 10 when they came across Jayme Closs—the 13-year-old from Wisconsin who was abducted in October 2018. To Closs’s luck, Jeanne had experience for the situation: she is a retired social worker.

The 13-year-old’s parents—Denise Closs, 46, and James Closs, 56—were found murdered in their Wisconsin home on Oct. 15. Jayme was believed to be home during the incident but was nowhere to be found during the investigation.

Miguel Moreno
Miguel Moreno
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Miguel Moreno has worked for years as an NTD reporter, and now mainly works as a producer. Moreno has produced and co-produced multiple programs, including NTD Evening News, The Presidential Roller Coaster: 2024, and Mysteries of Life. Besides being a show producer, Moreno has produced for films, the latest one being "The Unseen Crisis," a documentary on vaccine injuries.
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