Jayme Closs: "48 Hours" special to focus on the disappearance and return of Wisconsin girl
"48 Hours" will air a one-hour special focusing on the disappearance and return of a Wisconsin teenager in "Jayme Closs Comes Home" Saturday, Jan. 12 at 10/9c on CBS.
Closs, 13, was found alive on January 10 when she approached a dog walker in a Wisconsin town about 70 miles from her family's home in the town of Barron, Wis.
Closs disappeared from her home on Oct. 15, 2018. Police responding to a strange 911 call from the home found both of her parents dead.
- Missing teen Jayme Closs appeared "unkempt" and in men's shoes, says 911 caller
- Jayme Closs kidnapping suspect Jake Thomas Patterson concealed his identity, police say
The program will feature the reporting of a team of CBS News journalists who will explore Closs' story and look at the larger issue of missing children and the extraordinary cases of other children who have come home safely.
[This broadcast replaces the previously scheduled edition "Knock Knock," which will be presented at a later date.]
