Another day goes by, and no word about Jhessye. The police have said to keep looking for her. They have repeated the words this case started with. We are encouraging anyone listening, no matter where you reside, to be hyper-aware of your surroundings. It’s important to look for and report anything out of the ordinary involving a 5-year-old black child near where they live, work or shop; something that’s different than what might have been occurring just prior to Jhessye being reported missing 35 days ago. Investigators need to hear from you.
This case has had so many twist and turns, accusations, denials, and a criminal backround that cannot be ignored. It is time to put Jerice Hunter on the table as a suspect or take her off the table. The backround of Hunter, is so disturbing, that it would be impossible to ignore it. It almost flies in the face of logic that it could be anyone else. That is only human and it is the only scenario that makes sense. With Jhessye just disappearing, missing school, conflicting reports of where Jhessye was when Jerice left to run errands. These cannot be ignored.
In order for people to get on track and find this child if she is indeed kidnapped, is to rule Jerice out as a suspect. This is going to have to be done as soon as possible. Some people who are following this case may have stopped looking for Jhessye, as they think the case is solved. They are just waiting for Jerice to be arrested. This mind set is understandable, but it could hamper the objective, finding Jessie.
I have thought the Glendale police were working diligently to find Jhessye. I think now, though, its time to get on track, get everyone on track. With people around the country looking for Jhessye, the chances are better of finding her. The goal cannot be met until we find out which way this is going.
I am asking the Glendale police to give Jerice the polygraph and stop the hold up on this case. It may not be understandable to you, but people want to know, if it is possible that they could find Jhessye, or is it a lesson in futility?