Saturday marked two months since 13-year-old Jayme Closs went missing after the shooting deaths of her parents inside their Wisconsin home, her grandfather and the entire community still hold out hopes of her return.
As they gathered near a 16-foot tree of hope decorated with messages such as "pray for Jayme," the group hold a balloon release and made a plea for information as $50,000 reward is being offered to anyone who can help.
Authorities made the disappearance their first priority since Oct. 15, when they found Denise and James Closs murdered inside their home but with Jayme nowhere to be seen.
Robert Naiberg, Jayme's grandfather, said he's agonizing to not know what happened to the girl, "I want nothing more than to get my granddaughter back to me and her family."
