Cops defend trooper not chasing Charlotte Sena suspect during ransom note drop-off
College student escapes abduction after suspect crashes getaway carabducting 9-year-old Charlotte Sena
“At this time, we have no information to indicate that he was or was not involved,” Saratoga County Sheriff’s Investigator Matthew Robinson, who is the lead investigator on the women’s unsolved murders, toldCraig N. Ross Jr., 46, was charged earlier this week after he allegedly kidnapped 9-year-old Charlotte Sena from an upstate New York campground.But Robinson said the department was probing any “association [Ross] has with any major case in the area” as part of a “standard investigative step.
Hammond, who was working for a magazine sales company, was reported missing by her employer back on Nov. 2, 2003 after she was last seen being dropped off at the Creek and Pines Trailer Park to try and sell mags, cops said.Christina White, 19, was reported missing after she was last seen by her family the evening of June 30, 2005. Her remains were discovered a year later.Jennifer Hammond, 18, was reported missing by her employer back on Nov. 2, 2003 while selling magazines.
Investigators have previously said there’s a strong possibility Hammond and White may have been killed by the same perp due to the close proximity of where they were abducted and where their remains were found.“At this time, there is no direct evidence or information that links Ross to the White or Hammond cases,” Robinson said.
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