JAHESSYE SHOCKLEY CASE: GRANDMA BLAMES COPS

THE GRANDMA of tragic missing Jahessye Shockley isn't getting the proper attention because the 5-year-old is black. Jahessye vanished on October 11 out of the family's suburban Phoenix home while her mother ran errands. She was locked inside the house while her siblings played outside. So far there have been few clues and her mother Jerice Hunter, who has an abusive past, has been ruled out as a suspect.
Her grandmother Shirley Johnson said: "People in California have barely even heard what's going on. Somehow, somebody's suppressing something because the local media is keeping it local, and with all due respect to the media, it's not getting out. This is about my grandbaby."

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COPS: JAHESSYE SHOCKLEY LIKELY KIDNAP VICTIM

UPDATE: Despite her mother's abusive past and father's sex offender label, cops now believe Jahessye Shockley was kidnapped.
Jahessye was last seen by her three older siblings last Tuesday at her Glendale, Arizona home while their mother was running an errand. Cops she left their apartment through the front door but after that, it's a mystery.
Sgt. Brent Coombs told the AP: “If it was just her walking away, we would have found her by now. 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.”
EARLIER: THE MOTHER of missing Arizona 5-year-old Jahessye Shockley is now the top suspect in her disappearance. Local TV reports have revealed that

DESPERATE HUNT FOR MISSING JAHESSYE SHOCKLEY, 5

HORROR in Arizona. More than 100 cops and volunteers are in a desperate race against the clock in the search for 5-year-old Jahessye Shockley in Glendale, Arizona. An Amber Alert was issued Tuesday after she went missing while her mother ran a quick errand. MORE ON JAHESSYE SHOCKLEY