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I'm sorry, but I don't have to understand why a mother would beat her baby to death. All I have to understand is that this baby is now dead because of his mother's choice not to control her temper. We are all faced with choices every day. I don't think any amount of understanding is going to...

Aww, this is horribly sad. That poor baby. What he must have endured at the hands of the very person who was supposed to love and protect him. I hope she gets the max. What an evil person. :furious:

I see your point DA, but were it my children, I wouldn't care what others thought of my actions - I would be asking questions from the git go to find out anything I could about where my missing baby could be.

BBM. But DB made the statement that she had not yet asked her boys about the clicking sounds on 10/17. LI went missing on 10/4. DB had 13 days to ask them and still had not done so.

And the million dollar question is why would she not ask them about noises they heard?

I think my brain just came to a screeching halt after speed reading every 5th page on this thread. :maddening:

Unfortunately, I don't think Baby Lisa is with us any longer. I think DB is responsible and I think dad helped to cover it up in some fashion. I don't know the whys or hows. It is my opinion that the parents have been acting in a manner consistent with trying to hide something from day one. MOO.

You know what? There is a standard for when your child is missing - it's called telling the truth and helping in any way you can, regardless of what may be brought to light. I can tell you that with every fiber of my being that if my child went missing, my life would be an open book, skeletons...

I refuse to trash LE for not searching an area. IIRC, LE are the only ones who have searched for this baby or showed the slightest concern in finding what happened to her. It seems logical to me that the parents would be providing every scintilla of information to LE instead of refusing to help...

BBM. Respectfully, I think DB is making herself look bad and doesn't need any help from any of us at all. I don't want her to be guilty, but color me jaded - parents of missing children do not act like this. Parents who have nothing to hide and/or are not complicit in the disappearance of their...

Yup, either that or hire an attorney to stop you from spouting said same lame story and incriminating yourself. MOO of course.

Well that's kinda hard for the media to do when it was clear that the parents had notified them where they would be trick or treating in the first place. MOO.

You know, I find this so bizarre. Why wouldn't she question the boys? It just seems logical that one would explore all avenues in trying to find out what happened that night/morning. Why wouldn't they allow the boys to be reinterviewed? WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID OF??? MOO.

ITA - WTH is going on with this timeline? This makes me so angry -- I just want to spit. MOO.

I'm certainly impressed. (Not).

BBM. You sure coulda fooled me. Seems to me they are too busy getting their 15 mins worth and showing their minor sons' faces on national TV in their little dog and pony show, instead of (God forbid) allowing LE to question them about the night their baby sister went missing or pleading for any...

So parents should not allow their children to be interviewed because of this one rogue psychologist? Really? There are bad people everywhere and in every profession. I stand behind my statement: If my child were missing, I would do everything possible, including answering all questions and...

BBM. For starters, I would not be refusing to cooperate with LE and refusing to allow my children to be interviewed. But hey, that's just me. MOO.

I don't think a book is necessary - maybe just good old-fashioned common sense is in order. How about this: Just answer ALL questions of LE, including the uncomfortable ones; tell the whole truth; and ask the public for any help in finding your missing child. That oughta do it for...

So true Donjeta. Can't have the parents becoming exhausted now, can we? :rolleyes: That poor baby. MOO.