Sherri Papini
speaker
140 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Sherri Papini’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There was boards on the windows and I yanked that out of the wall super quick and that's what got her in the room was that noise. The yanking it out was what made the noise. Broke my nail, ripped it off. She came in and then it was lights out.
I can't remember if it was if I was hit with something, if I was stuck with something. And that's what I was asking too, if I was tased, wouldn't I remember?
A metal cable.
I had slack. Slack. Yes. Yes. I could get to the bed. So it reached the bed. I could obviously get to the closet. Couldn't reach the door.
It just was a standard... There was a crack in the tile. It was a light colored tile that was speckled. There was a crack in the tile. It was always hands on the wall. It was a really high pressured shower. That very first shower that I had hurt really bad because the burn was fresh and the water was running over it and there was other open wounds and it just...
But there are others who thought that certain details of Sherri's story weren't actually consistent with sex trafficking.
And there started to be rumors that circulated that Sherry had something to do with her own disappearance. Did that anger you?
And five months later, there is still a lot police don't know.
While the police are mystified, the Papinis go quiet and lay low.
It did seem odd that it took Sherry Papini almost a full year to come up with enough details for a sketch artist to work with.
Around the same time, investigators also get back results from the crime lab that's been examining Sherri's clothing. And there's a DNA hit, exactly what they were hoping for. But the results are confusing.
I assume you were also looking into Sherry's background. Oh, yeah. What did you find? There's a little bit of red flags there.
Issues with infidelity, issues with lying, and a history of running away.
She told different stories about why she had been branded.
It was hard for investigators to get past the sheer brutality of her injuries.
Four years after Sherry's kidnapping in 2020, investigators decide they need to focus on finding the source of that male DNA found on Sherry's clothing.
They're hoping somebody in this guy's family had used one of those DNA websites. If they find a relative, they've got a lead. And it worked.
It came back to James Reyes, an ex-boyfriend. And you see James Reyes in a photo with Sherry from one of her social media posts.
And it's not until 53 minutes into this interview that they get Reyes to finally come clean.
As Sergeant Kyle Wallace chats up Reyes, his FBI colleague wanders the apartment.
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