BALDWIN: We are learning more and more details about 13-year-old Jayme Closs' harrowing 88 days in captivity. And now we are hearing from her kidnappers' father for the first time, Jake Patterson confessed kidnapping Jayme after shooting and killing her parents in their own home. Patterson told investigators he had been to the Closs house twice before the October 15 incident. Now Patterson's father says he wants to get a letter to Jayme's family. Jean Casarez actually talked to Patrick Patterson and has more on that.</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yesterday at the justice center, I saw the father of the defendant Jake Patterson walk into the courthouse. And so, I went up and I introduced myself. He was extremely emotional. He is still very, very affected by this. And he said to me, I can't talk to you. I'm sorry. I can't say anything. I can't talk. He said, all I care about right now is Jayme's family. I want to get a note to them. The emotion that I saw in the courtroom the day before where he was sobbing in that courtroom was still with him today. As I stood there and we spoke a little bit, a deputy came up to him. When he left, I asked if he got the note. He wouldn't respond but had a half smile and just sort of a nod on his head and he left. CNN was able to talk with a neighbor of the defendant's mother.
Father of Jake Patterson, Jayme Closs' Kidnapper, has A Letter for Her Family.