Sherri Papini Kidnapping — Family Blasts ‘Hostage Negotiator’
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Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
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Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
Gamble — who bills himself as a “kidnap and ransom consultant” — cast himself as a major figure in the drama when he filmed himself offering a $50,000 ransom for the missing woman. But, as revealed by The National ENQUIRER, another video made by Gamble four years previously had strange similarities to Sherri's case! Papini's family is now speaking out in support of the continued media blackout by the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department.
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Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
Gamble — who bills himself as a “kidnap and ransom consultant” — cast himself as a major figure in the drama when he filmed himself offering a $50,000 ransom for the missing woman. But, as revealed by The National ENQUIRER, another video made by Gamble four years previously had strange similarities to Sherri's case! Papini's family is now speaking out in support of the continued media blackout by the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department.
Sherri's husband, Keith Papini, had already complicated the investigation by talking to the media and providing details that police wanted to be kept secret — with Sheriff Tom Bosenko later saying that he was "surprised" and "blindsided" by Keith going public. Bosenko had previously insisted that his officers remain determined to solve the mystery of Sherri's abduction "as soon as possible."
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Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
Gamble — who bills himself as a “kidnap and ransom consultant” — cast himself as a major figure in the drama when he filmed himself offering a $50,000 ransom for the missing woman. But, as revealed by The National ENQUIRER, another video made by Gamble four years previously had strange similarities to Sherri's case! Papini's family is now speaking out in support of the continued media blackout by the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department.
Sherri's husband, Keith Papini, had already complicated the investigation by talking to the media and providing details that police wanted to be kept secret — with Sheriff Tom Bosenko later saying that he was "surprised" and "blindsided" by Keith going public. Bosenko had previously insisted that his officers remain determined to solve the mystery of Sherri's abduction "as soon as possible."
There hasn't been any official statements on the case, however, since Sheriff Bosenko announced in Dec. 2016 that Sherri was unable to provide police with a description of her abductors. She disappeared on November 2, 2016, and was found three weeks later on the side of a California interstate!
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Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
Gamble — who bills himself as a “kidnap and ransom consultant” — cast himself as a major figure in the drama when he filmed himself offering a $50,000 ransom for the missing woman. But, as revealed by The National ENQUIRER, another video made by Gamble four years previously had strange similarities to Sherri's case! Papini's family is now speaking out in support of the continued media blackout by the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department.
Sherri's husband, Keith Papini, had already complicated the investigation by talking to the media and providing details that police wanted to be kept secret — with Sheriff Tom Bosenko later saying that he was "surprised" and "blindsided" by Keith going public. Bosenko had previously insisted that his officers remain determined to solve the mystery of Sherri's abduction "as soon as possible."
There hasn't been any official statements on the case, however, since Sheriff Bosenko announced in Dec. 2016 that Sherri was unable to provide police with a description of her abductors. She disappeared on November 2, 2016, and was found three weeks later on the side of a California interstate!
An anonymous donor came forward after seeing Gamble's videos and offered $50,000.00 as a ransom — and Gamble has recently been giving interviews, along with the unknown benefactor whose money was returned after Sherri was found on Thanksgiving Day 2016. Sherri's sister continued the news blackout after making her public appeal to Gamble, saying: “We are not discussing the case while it’s being investigated.”
Sherri Papini's kidnapping remains unsolved — and now her family is blasting bizarre "hostage negotiator" Cameron Gamble for giving interviews on the California beauty's strange disappearance! Sherri's sister, Shelia Koester, has revealed to RadarOnline that the family is tired of Cameron cramming himself into Sherri's abduction, and want him to shut up about the case! “We are urging him not to do any more interviews,” Sheila told Radar.
Gamble — who bills himself as a “kidnap and ransom consultant” — cast himself as a major figure in the drama when he filmed himself offering a $50,000 ransom for the missing woman. But, as revealed by The National ENQUIRER, another video made by Gamble four years previously had strange similarities to Sherri's case! Papini's family is now speaking out in support of the continued media blackout by the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department.
Sherri's husband, Keith Papini, had already complicated the investigation by talking to the media and providing details that police wanted to be kept secret — with Sheriff Tom Bosenko later saying that he was "surprised" and "blindsided" by Keith going public. Bosenko had previously insisted that his officers remain determined to solve the mystery of Sherri's abduction "as soon as possible."
There hasn't been any official statements on the case, however, since Sheriff Bosenko announced in Dec. 2016 that Sherri was unable to provide police with a description of her abductors. She disappeared on November 2, 2016, and was found three weeks later on the side of a California interstate!
An anonymous donor came forward after seeing Gamble's videos and offered $50,000.00 as a ransom — and Gamble has recently been giving interviews, along with the unknown benefactor whose money was returned after Sherri was found on Thanksgiving Day 2016. Sherri's sister continued the news blackout after making her public appeal to Gamble, saying: “We are not discussing the case while it’s being investigated.”
