On the day Jayme Closs escaped the man accused of kidnapping her applied to a job, calling himself an 'honest guy'

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The Wisconsin man suspected of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs and killing her parents apparently applied for a job the day that Jayme escaped.

Jake Patterson wrote that he was an "honest guy" even though his resume contains inaccuracies about his work experience.

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According to the application, Patterson was trying to land a night position in a company's warehouse.

Company officials said they wouldn't have hired him due to his lack of experience.

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BARRON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin man suspected of kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs and killing her parents apparently applied for a job online the day that Jayme escaped, calling himself an "honest guy" even though his resume contains inaccuracies about his work experience.

Jake Patterson is charged in an Oct. 15 home invasion at the Closs home near Barron in northwestern Wisconsin. According to a criminal complaint, Patterson told investigators that he broke into the house in the middle of the night, gunned down Jayme's parents and made off with the teen, hiding her in a remote cabin for nearly three months.

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Jayme escaped Jan. 10, and deputies arrested Patterson minutes later relying on her description of him and his car.

Patterson, 21, graduated from Northwood High School in Minong in the spring of 2015. His activities between then and the day he was arrested have largely not been made public, including his employment and how he supported himself. He had been living in the cabin in Gordon, Wisconsin, where he kept Jayme captive.

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Officials with Saratoga Liquor Co. in Superior, Wisconsin, said Thursday that they received an online job application from Patterson around midday on the day Jayme escaped.

Read more: Jayme Closs was forced to hide under her captor's bed for hours on end during her 88 days in captivity. Here's everything we learned from the police report.

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