Are the Glendale Arizona Police Department Close to Making an Arrest in the Jhessye Shockley Case??

It's very sad when a missing person case turns into a homicide case. The public awarness dies down and the police begin to look for possible suspects and a body. According to azfamily.com (a news media in Arizona), the Glendale Police Department is close to making an arrest in the Jhessye Shockley case. Media sources say that the police did a search at the apartment where Jerice Hunter lived in Glendale, and collected valuable evidence that would help in making a conviction. They did not state what evidence was found; however, the forensic lab results are in. We are eager to find out what the results will prove. The landfill search is still going to take place this month and hopefully they will find little Jhessye. Scott Maasen (Jerice Hunter's lawyer) does not believe that police have found anything that will convict his client. He said, "Nothing has happened. That tends to make me believe that there isn't enough evidence to go forward with the case or whatever their theory of the case is. Otherwise they would have made an arrest and things would kind of proceed. That hasn't happened." Well Mr. Maasen, if you were really an attorney, you would know that police departments do not disclose that kind of information to the defense unless they can make an arrest. Get the facts and watch Law&Order! If they gave him or the media that kind of information, they could never convict Jerice Hunter or any other criminal. She would be able to fight the charges before she even gets to the court room! It's about having their ducks in a row. And if the Glendale Police Department feel that Jhessye is in the landfill, trust me, I'm sure that they have some kind of eye witness or reason to think so. The police department feel that she was killed long before October 11, 2011 when she was reported missing. And according to her 13 year old sisters' claim, I'm sure that the conclusion is correct. The sad part about all of this is that the Grandmother knows what happened but she is covering for her daugther. If she or another family member comes forward and tells the truth, this little girl can finally be laid to rest.