10-17-2011, 05:43 PM
"If it was just her walking away, we would have found her by now," Glendale police Sgt. Brent Coombs told The Associated Press. "Obviously she's not with us. Somebody knows something or somebody has interacted with her and put her in a place, and we just haven't found her yet."
Police have no suspects, evidence or promising leads -- nothing that points them definitively to what happened.
Coombs said the girl's mother is not a suspect despite comments she made to reporters.
"They're treating me like that -- the interrogations and the way I've been spoken to," Jerice Hunter, Jahessy's mother, said Monday in an interview with the AP. "(They're) very disrespectful." NOOO!
Coombs said police have treated Hunter no differently than any other mother of a missing child. They conducted an initial interview as well as follow-ups because "people remember things, details, as time goes by."
He said Hunter might believe she's a suspect because "emotions are speaking."
Police have no suspects, evidence or promising leads -- nothing that points them definitively to what happened.
Coombs said the girl's mother is not a suspect despite comments she made to reporters.
"They're treating me like that -- the interrogations and the way I've been spoken to," Jerice Hunter, Jahessy's mother, said Monday in an interview with the AP. "(They're) very disrespectful." NOOO!
Coombs said police have treated Hunter no differently than any other mother of a missing child. They conducted an initial interview as well as follow-ups because "people remember things, details, as time goes by."
He said Hunter might believe she's a suspect because "emotions are speaking."