10/8/2011 – ABC News Interview with Parents
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/lisa-irwin-inside-home-14695353
Starting at 1:08 on the video.
Reporter: “Lisa’s parents now admit to ABC News that the Kansas City Police Department finds their story to be highly suspect. According to Lisa’s mother, just hours after her daughter was reported missing Tuesday morning, the police turned on her.” [voice over]
Reporter: “Did, did they accuse you directly?”
DB: “Oh yeah.”
Reporter: “What did they say?”
DB: “’You, you killed her,’ ‘you, you killed her, you, you know where she’s at.’ Um, uh, ‘Give everybody else closure,’ and ‘You, you, you know you did it.’ And I, I kept saying, ‘No, that’s not possible, no. No, no, no, no.’”
Reporter: “Did you have anything to do with Lisa’s disappearance?”
DB: “Absolutely not.”
Reporter [voiceover]: In a separate room, detectives were also questioning the baby’s father.”
Reporter: “In all this time where you have police officers storming through the room and saying to you, ‘She did it, the mother of this child did it,’ did you have a nanosecond of doubt at any point?”
JI: “No. There, there’s never any doubt in my mind.
Reporter [voice over]: “The parents insist they are not angry with police, that they understand they are just doing their job, and that they fully plan to continue cooperating.”
DB: “I wish that we can, we can find, we can find baby Lisa. {After a few seconds of crying) I’m sorry.”
I don't normally add in observations of what I see, but I wanted the context of the "I'm sorry," to be clear. 
