JSO Asking For Public's Help In Cherish Perrywinkle Case

JSO

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in finding a baby stroller that is evidence in the kidnapping and murder of Cherish Perrywinkle.

Director of Investigations Annie Smith says the stroller was placed in the van of suspect Donald Smith by Cherish’s mother when they drove to Wal-Mart but the it was missing when he was arrested.

Annie Smith wouldn’t elaborate why the stroller is important to the investigation. She says it is a needed piece of evidence.

A stroller similar to the one being sought by the Sheriff's Office.
Credit JSO

  She says if anyone finds what they suspect is the stroller to not touch it and instead contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s office at 630-0500.

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Kevin Meerschaert has left WJCT for new pursuits. He was the producer of First Coast Connect until October of 2018.