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Title : Girl, 13, found three months after her parents were murdered was 'skinny, dirty and wearing shoes too big for her' when she flagged down dogwalker for help as man is arrested over her 'kidnapping'
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Jayme Closs, 13, has been located alive in Douglas County, Wisconsin
She was abducted from her home in October, when her parents were murdered
Jayme located in town of Gordon 70 miles from her home Barron, Wisconsin
An unidentified suspect has been arrested in connection to her disappearance
Teen described by couple as 'skinny, dirty and wearing shoes too big for her feet'
Kristin and Peter Kasinskas said teen declined food but seemed 'outwardly OK'
Barron County Sheriff said the killer was in the Closs home for only four minutes
Killer went a few feet into house, shot James and Denise Closs and took Jayme
Both Denise and James died 'instantly' of their wounds, the sheriff said

The 13-year-old girl found alive after being missing since mid-October was described as 'skinny and dirty but outwardly OK', by the couple who called 911 after the teenager flagged down a dogwalker in rural Wisconsin.

Jayme Closs was abducted from her home in Barron, Wisconsin on October 15, the same day her parents, James, 56, and Denise Closs, 46, were found shot dead inside.

The Barron County Sheriff's Department confirmed Thursday evening that Jayme has been located in Douglas County, and an unidentified male suspect has been arrested.

The board chairman of Gordon said Jayme was found at Eau Claire Acres, a development located about 70 miles away from her home.

The teen approached a woman walking her dog, and told the stranger she had been kidnapped and that a man killed her parents.

Jayme Closs, a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since mid-October, has been found alive

Kristin and Peter Kasinskas say their neighbor had a skinny, dirty girl with matted hair wearing shoes several sizes too big for her feet standing next to her

The teen vanished from her home in Barron, Wisconsin on October 15, the same day the teenager's parents, James, 56, and Denise Closs, 46, (above) were found shot dead inside

The dogwalker, who has requested to remain anonymous, went with Jayme to her neighbors house and pounded on their door.

Kristin and Peter Kasinskas say their neighbor had a skinny, dirty girl with matted hair, wearing shoes several sizes too big for her feet standing next to her. The neighbor shouted, 'This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!'

Kristin Kasinskas told the Today Show: 'She knocked on our door, and then actually opened our door and said call 911.

'I think we recognized Jayme immediately. I mean, her picture has been everywhere around here, billboards and things so we recognized her immediately.

'She seemed kind of in shock and kind of timid, but she did talk to us a little bit, and she came in and sat down in our living room and was able to have a conversation with us.'

'She didn't give us a ton of detail. I had asked her if she knew where Gordon, Wisconsin, was. She did not know where Gordon was, and she didn't know where she was at the time. She was - she did state who she believed had her, and she did give us a little information about the person's car. But other than that she didn't give us a ton of detail about.

'I recognized the name when I was told it but not somebody I knew well by any means.'

Kristin Kasinskas told the Today Show:Â 'She didn't give us a ton of detail. I had asked her if she knew where Gordon, Wisconsin, was. She did not know where Gordon was, and she didn't know where she was at the time. She was - she did state who she believed had her, and she did give us a little information about the person's car. But other than that she didn't give us a ton of detail about'

Kristin Kasinskas told the Today Show: 'She didn't give us a ton of detail. I had asked her if she knew where Gordon, Wisconsin, was. She did not know where Gordon was, and she didn't know where she was at the time. She was - she did state who she believed had her, and she did give us a little information about the person's car. But other than that she didn't give us a ton of detail about'

Peter Kasinskas tells the Minneapolis Star Tribune that Jayme was quiet and showed little emotion. He says she told them she didn't know where she was or anything about Gordon, the small town near where she was found.

The Barron County Sheriff's Department, which was first notified by the Douglas County Sheriff's Department of the information after a citizen called, declined to release further details at this time.

'We do not any other details at this time as this is a very fluid and active investigation... we will not be answering any questions or taking calls on this tonight,' the statement said.

Jayme's name was added to the top of the FBI's Missing Persons list and has been on digital billboards across the nation

The Barron County Sheriffâ€™s Department confirmed Thursday evening that Jayme has been found and a suspect has been arrested

The Barron County Sheriff's Department confirmed Thursday evening that Jayme has been found and a suspect has been arrested

'We want to thank the Douglas Co Sheriff's Department and agencies assisting them tonight.

'We also want to thank all the Law Enforcement agencies across the state and county that have assisted us in this case.

'We also could not have endured this case without the support of the public and I want to thank them for all the support and help.

'Finally, we want to especially thank the family for their support and patience while this case was ongoing.

'We promised to bring Jayme home and tonight we get to fulfill that promise. From the bottom of my heart THANK YOU!'

The Barron County Sheriff's Department will hold a press conference at 10am on Friday.

Jayme was found at Eau Claire Acres, a development located about 70 miles away from her home in Barron

Volunteers cross a creek and barbed wire near Barron, Wisconsin on October 23, 2018, on their way to a ground search for Jayme

Jayme's aunt, Kelly Engelhardt, told KARE 11 that the news is what the family has 'prayed for' every day.

'I honestly had faith... I figured if they hadn't found her by now that the person that did this didn't want her dead, so I had hope. Every day there was hope. We had too much love and support around us for us to give up,' her aunt said.

The teen's uncle, Jeff Closs, said he is shocked and beyond grateful for the outcome they desperately hoped for.

'It was just unbelievable because you hear about… you're not sure if she's not going to be found. And when you actually hear it, it's just unbelievable. We're all just so grateful and happy.

'We thought it was going to be a different ending and we're so happy... hopefully she's OK, we don't know what condition. Just she's alive.'

Jayme's name was added to the top of the FBI's Missing Persons list and has been on digital billboards across the nation since she vanished four months ago.

In December, Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald shared troubling details about the crime scene with DailyMail.com.

Fitzgerald said the killer was in the Closs home for only four minutes, during which they stepped just five feet into the open plan house, shot James and Denise and took Jayme.

Both Denise and James died 'instantly' of their wounds, the sheriff said.