iamnotagolem
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What did they have for dinner?
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What did the mother see? Supposedly DB cooked dinner and I find it hard to believe the woman wouldn't have gone inside at all.
Haha, booked the hood = took off. (In response to laurafairlie's question.)
Just jumping off your post....................People magazine 10/31/11 edition hard copy -
Monday Oct 3rd - "Jeremy Irwin leaves for work. Debbie Bradley cooks dinner for her sons & a neighbor." Pg 48
Page 49 says "Bradley cooked a chicken dinner for herself, the boys, a neighbor & the neighbor's 4 yr old daughter. Though she initially told police she last checked on her daughter around 10:30pm. she says she put Lisa down around 6:40pm- slightly early because the little girl had been fussy that day. Then she and the neighbor talked while the children watched a movie."
Its just strange that a reporter threw in a sentence about the 4 year old and not mentioning talking to the mom at all,imo.
Many wondered who was with the kids while DB went to the store? The reporter says Jeremy. Have anyone seen that confirmed anywhere else?
Just jumping off your post....................
Wasn't there a story saying that someone else watched the kids while DB went to the store?
Im sorry for NO link nut this was probably maybe a week ago or so.
Everything keeps changing and there is NO way to keep it straight.
So it sounds like they're putting pieces together. If the 4 year old was interviewed within a few days of being at the house, and she was at the house infrequently - like, once a week or less - I think she would be an EXCELLENT witness to say on the night you went there, did you see the baby? YES, I did see the baby, or no I don't remember seeing the baby, it's all good.
My kids, when they were 4, could remember visiting a house and if they saw the baby there or not.
It's also very easy to influence a 4 year old.
Why in the world would LE even question a 4 year old when her mother was there? Supposedly DB cooked dinner so the neighbor must have gone into the house to eat that dinner. Did she see the baby or not?
So it sounds like they're putting pieces together. If the 4 year old was interviewed within a few days of being at the house, and she was at the house infrequently - like, once a week or less - I think she would be an EXCELLENT witness to say on the night you went there, did you see the baby? YES, I did see the baby, or no I don't remember seeing the baby, it's all good.
My kids, when they were 4, could remember visiting a house and if they saw the baby there or not.
The neighbor has kept her mouth shut this whole time and I can't see her breaking that silence to tell some local reporter her daughter saw the baby.
This story had to have come from Deb, something like the neighbors little girl went in with me to put Lisa to bed.
If you have to count on a four year old to figure out when LI was seen last by somebody not related to family-well...