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EXCLUSIVE: 'Person of interest' in hunt for missing Hannah Graham is a nursing assistant who admits he bought her drinks but claims he did NOT drive off with her in his car 
  
 Jesse 'LJ' Matthew has been reviewed as the man who was being sought in connection with the disappearance of Hannah Graham in Virginia 
  
 Matthew is a nursing assistant at UVA Hospital 
  
  
  
 Police converged on his building just outside Charlottesville, Virginia, to execute a search warrant 
  
  
  
 Close friends identify Matthew as the man in the footage but remain skeptical he could have been behind the disappearance 
  
  
  
 Police have said they've contacted the 'person of interest' but have no probable cause to arrest him 
  
 Graham, a British-born sophomore raised in Virginia, was last seen on September 12 
  
  
  
 Jesse 'LJ' Matthew was a 'person of interest' in the search for Hannah Graham 
  
 The ‘person of interest’ in the case of missing UVA student Hannah Graham admits that he bought her drinks but denies he drove off with her in his car, MailOnline can reveal exclusively. 
  
 Jesse ‘LJ’ Matthew has confirmed he met the 18-year-old in Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall on the night she went missing and bought her drinks at a local bar. 
  
 But Matthew, a nursing assistant at UVA Hospital, told his mother that Hannah did not get into his car and that the pair ‘went their separate ways.' 
  
 Matthew’s grandmother, Christine Carr, told MailOnline on Saturday: ‘I have been talking with his mother. 
  
 ‘He said he went his way and she went hers. He told his mother he bought her some drinks. He said she did not get into his car. 
  
 ‘The girl went her way and he went his.’ 
  
 Matthew has lived in Charlottesville his whole life, where he works in the operating room of the UVA Hospital, sources told MailOnline. He is a nursing assistant who transports patients to the operating room. 
  
 His grandmother, Mrs Carr, says she instantly recognized her grandson ‘LJ’ when she watched the video tape released by police investigating Hannah’s disappearance. 
  
 She told MailOnline: ‘I saw the video tape. That is him, that is LJ. The police went through his car and his apartment. 
  
 ‘They took away his car and three bags out of his apartment.’ 
  
 Mystery man: Police released this footage in their search for a man in dreadlocks. He has now been revealed to be Jesse 'LJ' Matthew, a nursing assistant at UVA Hospital 
  
  
  
 Acquaintances immediately recognized this man as Matthew 
  
 Big break: The local police chief described the find of Matthew as a 'person of interest' as a major break in the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham (pictured) 
  
 Several acquaintances corroborated Mrs Carr's story to MailOnline. 
  
 'That's definitely him!' one close friend said. 'He is always wearing those dumb shorts.' 
  
 Mrs Carr added she was confident her 32-year-old grandson, who has dreadlocks, has nothing to do with the disappearance of Hannah, who has not been seen since the early hours of last Saturday morning. 
  
 ‘LJ would never hurt anybody,' Mrs Carr, 82, from Charlottesville, told MailOnline. 'I know he is a good boy. I have known him all his life. 
  
  
  
 ‘I’m sure he had nothing to do with it. He is a good boy. He has worked ever since he was able to work. He has never been in trouble. He would do anything to help anybody. 
  
  
  
 ‘I practically raised LJ,' Mrs Carr added. 'His mom was working and I looked after him and his sister, Nicky. 
  
 ‘He had a live-in girlfriend but I don’t know what happened. They lived together at his apartment.' 
  
 Mrs Carr said she last saw her grandson on Thursday, when he visited her house along with his mother. 
  
 ‘He had two bowls of greens and he took some with him,' Mrs Carr said. 'He loves my cooking.’ 
  
 UVA community members raise their candles in support of the missing during a student-led vigill 
  
 Top cop: Charlottesville Police Chief Tim Longo talks to reporters Friday about new leads in the Graham case 
  
 Officers scoured Matthew's the building in search of evidence all day Friday 
  
 Chief Tim Longo, of the Charlottesville PD, had identified a dreadlocked man — now identified as Matthew — as the ‘person of interest’ in the hunt for Graham. 
  
 He was spotted in surveillance footage with his arm round her waist before apparently vanishing in his car together, police said on Friday. 
  
 Police believe he bought the underage girl an alcoholic drink and have 'every reason to believe' that she was with him when he left 15 minutes later in his 1998 burnt orange Chrysler coupe. 
  
 The car was searched and seized by police after it was found parked outside a housing complex on Hessian Hills Way, where Matthew lives. 
  
  
  
 Officers spent most of Friday scouring through Matthew's apartment just outside Charlottesville, located about 3 miles from the Downtown Mall where Graham was last seen. 
  
  
  
 Longo told MailOnline that investigators were carrying out a 'forensic search' of the two-bedroom apartment in Hessian Hills Way, Albemarle County. 
  
 'They will be looking for blood, hair, fibers, the things we are interested in these kind of cases,' he told MailOnline. 
  
  
  
 ‘We’re interested in him,’ Longo added to reporters. ‘We’re interested in talking to him, we’re interested in his interactions with Hannah.’ 
  
  
  
 Law enforcement officials have been issued with multiple warrants for properties within Charlottesville. Details of the warrants remain sealed on the orders of a judge, and will remain secret for up to 180 days, unless the judge changes the ruling. 
  
 Chief Longo described the finding of Matthew's apartment as a 'big break' in the case. 
  
 He later tempered his declaration by saying, 'I would hope that is is.' 
  
 Heartbroken and hopeful: Hannah with her brother, James, mother, Sue and father, John. The Graham's issued a joint statement on Tuesday saying they are hopeful Hannah will be found 
  
 With friends: Hannah with a group of friends who have all described her disappearance as extremely uncharacteristic 
  
  
  
 On Thursday night, thousands gathered for a vigil in the University of Virginia Amphitheater in honor of Graham. Students held candles and played music, all with one message: bring Graham home. In a statement released through the police, parents John and Susan Graham, said: 'Hannah is beyond precious to us, and we are devastated by her disappearance. It is totally out of character for us not to have heard from her, and we fear foul play.' The huge search for Hannah Graham involving hundreds of volunteers from across Virginia was still underway on Saturday. Authorities have said they do not know why she texted her friends at 1.20am on September 12 to say she was lost near to the UVA campus — an area she knows very well. Hannah was last seen by friends at Camden Plaza Apartments, in Charlottesville at 11.50pm on Friday night at a party with another male friend and police have said she was heavily intoxicated. At 1.20am, friends waiting at a party for the student got a text from her saying that she was lost in the area around 14th and Wertland Streets, which is near the student;s own off-campus home. Surveillance footage released on Wednesday places her half-a-mile away at the Charlottesville downtown mall just 20 minutes before the text. The 5'11' softball player, whose parents are English, was wearing black pants and a gold top that had black mesh cut outs on the evening she went missing a week and a day ago. Confusion: This map shows Hannah Graham's movements on the night of Friday 12 and Saturday 13. At 11.50pm she was seen at a party by friends with another male friend. She then seemed to head westward toward the Charlottesville downtown mall ||||| We are now hearing from the parents of 18-year-old Hannah Graham, the University of Virginia student who vanished more than a week ago. An emotional Charlottesville Police Chief Tim Longo and the parents of Graham faced the media late Sunday afternoon at a press conference to demand answers in Hannah's disappearance.Chief Longo released new investigation details about a person of interest seen with Graham Friday night on Charlottesville's downtown mall. He publicly named the person of interest they're looking for as Jesse Matthew. Matthew was seen walking with Hannah Graham in security footage from businesses on Charlottesville's downtown mall. Witnesses say the last place he was seen with Graham was at Tempo restaurant early in the morning on Saturday September 13."I believe Jesse Matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth because it's been a week and we can't find her,” said Longo. 
  
 Chief Longo said Matthew showed up at police headquarters Saturday afternoon to talk with investigators. He said he asked for a lawyer and spent about an hour inside the station. Longo said detectives got nothing out of Matthew because he didn't talk but arrest warrants are now out for him. 
  
 Longo said authorities were tailing Matthew in Albemarle County when he took off in a car at a high rate of speed and police had to back off. Matthew is now charged with two counts of reckless driving. 
  
 "Virginia State Police have obtained arrest warrants for Jesse Matthew, charging him with reckless driving - 2 counts because he had somebody in the car with him," Chief Longo stated. 
  
 On Friday police raided Matthew's Hessian Hills apartment and seized his car. Police released pictures of the car Sunday hoping people will come forward. They also says forensic testing should be complete either Monday or Tuesday.Police did confirm they used a helicopter with infrared Saturday night in the search for Hannah Graham. Police say they have received 900 tips and have talked to 75 people at this point.Hannah Graham's parents put a call out to the community. Hannah's father, John Graham, said, "We need to find out what happened to Hannah and make sure it doesn't happen to anybody else."Hannah's father described the havoc her disappearance has brought on their family. "Think of our parents as well, Hannah's grandparents. They are literally an ocean away and they're not knowing what happened to their little girl, their little granddaughter, and they're unable to help, and it's awful for them,"Graham thanked the community for its support, and asked for more help to bring Hannah home. "Did you see Hannah? Did you see Hannah, did you see Hannah? Who saw Hannah? Somebody did. Please please please if you have anything, however insignificant you think it may be, call the police tip line," he stated.If you know anything about the Hannah Graham case, or if you know where Jesse Matthew is, please call the dedicated tip line for this case at 434 - 295 - 3851. |||||

Jesse "LJ" Matthew may or may not be the last person seen with missing UVa student Hannah Graham, but police say that he is now being sought on reckless driving charges. Police monitoring Matthew after his appearance at the Charlottesville police station Saturday saw the nursing assistant speed off at a rate that was "reckless and placed others in danger, so much so that they had to disengage for their protection and protection of other people," the police chief tells the Daily Progress. While at the station, Matthew asked for a lawyer, conferred with the lawyer, then left without speaking to police. On Friday, police had searched Matthew's apartment and seized his car, reports NBC29. "I believe Jesse Matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the Earth," the police chief said yesterday, adding that they want to question Matthew. Matthew's grandmother tells the Daily Mail that he claims to have bought the 18-year-old UVa second-year drinks but that the two then went their separate ways. Meanwhile, hundreds of volunteers continue to search for Graham and any clues as to her whereabouts more than a week after her disappearance. (One witness told police Graham looked "physically distressed" before walking away with the man who appears to be Matthew.)