Jaliek’s Maternal Grandparents

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Jaliek’s Maternal Grandparents Blame Stephen Kerr for His Disappearance

In a press conference Monday police named Stephen Kerr a person of interest, news that Barbara Reeley and her husband Dennis Smith, Jaliek’s grandparents, believe will lead to the truth coming out.Barbara Reeley says she believes Kerr harmed Jaliek. She also believes Jaliek is no longer alive.

Since Jaliek’s disappearance a cloud of suspicion has been over his father Stephen Kerr.

Kerr was the last person to see Jaliek alive. He’s refused to take a polygraph test and cooperate with police.

Police have obtained surveillance video of a van that resembles a vehicle Kerr was traveling in.

Kerr’s attorney has denied investigators’ request to examine the vehicle.

Police already conducted forensic tests on the vehicle.

Police say if they can prove the van in the surveillance video is Kerr’s it will prove an inconsistent with what Kerr told police.

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Police doubt Kerr’s story

Surveillance photo of van prompts questions over adoptive father’s account of the night Rainwalker went missing

GREENWICH — New evidence in the case of missing 12-year-old Jaliek Rainwalker has hurt the credibility of his adoptive father, police said Monday. Investigators have uncovered an image of a van that looks like the one Stephen Kerr was driving the night Rainwalker disappeared.

The image, taken from a surveillance photo, was captured at a time Kerr said he was asleep at his father’s home with Rainwalker, officials said.

Greenwich Police Chief George Bell and State Police Lt. Scott Coburn revealed the findings at a news conference called to update the public into the investigation into the disappearance of Rainwalker, who has been missing for 2 months now.Meanwhile, authorities for the first time described Kerr, 37, as “a person of interest” in the case.