Other then the fuel pump is there any relays or sensors that will stop the vehicle from getting fuel? If so where are they located?

SOURCE: no power to fuel pump

What you need to do is drop the fuel tank and put a new fuel pump in it. I would drain the gas and put new gas in after you get the pump changed.

SOURCE: replacing fuel pump relay switch, need to find

There is a black box under the hood on the drivers side of the vehicle in front of the brake booster. The top pops off and the fuse relay is a square 4 or 5 prong block fuse under there.

SOURCE: 2007 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Crank-No Start. Replaced FP.

starter relay and fuel pump relays should be inside the power distribution center near the battery generally they have a map printed into the inside of the cover. sounds like the starter relay failed during testing and pump relay failed causing the no-start. Strange noise could be a connection problem on underside connection of distribution center.Often, if you try to jump "through" a dead battery it will throw voltage off and systems will not function properly. Jumping from another vehicle can also cause damage to other vehicles charging system. charge your battery and if you need more power while testing, jump to another battery not in a vehicle before you begin, that will add time before system looses power. Also leave one terminal secure enough to be functional but loose enough so that if starter again remains on, you can quickly disconnect it.

SOURCE: 2000 chevy blazer, fuel pump

If the crankshaft sensor is bad, ECM will give no voltage to the pump. It is design to stop the pump running in a case the engine stop during an accident. Check it out. Good luck.

SOURCE: 98-Mitsubhi Eclipse - 2.4 SOHC fuel pump issues

You could desrupt pump if try to configure relay module is located inside the fuel reservoir.