I also think that Misty was not at the MH on that Sunday or during the daytime Monday. There are so many conflicting stories, or rather "lies" told about that time period. Very good points.
I went back and pulled some of this to reexamine because I believe it is a central part of what happened.
In our interview,
Page says he last saw Misty about 4 a.m. Sunday, Feb, 8, and learned later
she was going to visit her father, laid up in the hospital from a car accident, busted leg.
By Sunday, the party was winding down
“
She said she wasn’t going back to Ronald, and
said for me to drop her off at her brother’s house,” recalls Prevatt, “that she had to take care of the kids,”
She’s not sure where Misty spent Sunday night and Monday morning
Only on Monday morning, Jerry Santos, a neighbor at the bus stop with his children tells me
Ronald raced by in his purple car with tinted windows, coming inches away from hitting a pickup truck–and mowing him and kids down in the loading area.
Inside the vehicle, Santos could make out Haleigh
Other parents tell me
Haleigh did not ride the bus that morning
“It all comes back to Misty,”
Cobra tells me, “and her timeline. No one knows what she was doing after
she visited her Dad at the hospital Monday. Or whether she was even home that night (Monday)
http://www.artharris.com/2009/04/03/exclusive-white-boy-greg-and-misty-cummings/
at least three parents tell me
they only saw Misty at the bus stop. But Santos tells me, “Misty was definitely driving,” that
he never saw either father or grandmother at the bus stop.
what might that have had to do with
Ron Cummings driving like a bat out of hell Monday morning as he took Haleigh to her last day of school
According what private investigator William Staubs says sources told him – and mine confirm –
Ronald was up all Sunday night waiting for Misty to come home. The sources say she never did, and he finally fell asleep—and overslept. Then had to rush and race to get Haleigh to school, and presumably try to find Misty before he went to work Monday afternoon
When she finally came in Monday morning, she slept at her father’s house
http://www.artharris.com/2009/06/11/haleigh-exclusive-bloody-hands-timeline-details/
In a dialogue somewhat reminiscent of GGM's "That's A Crock" interview on 2/19/09, SIX MONTHS later Teresa Neves felt compelled to offer the "up all night talking" explanation for poor Misty's "exhaustion" and reason for not hearing Tommy Croslin knocking at the door at 10-10:30 pm.
It seems that both Teresa Neves and Annette Sykes are EXTREMELY sensitive to any suggestion that Misty was not home that night.
September 21, 2009
NEVES: I`m -- Miss Nancy, I just want to clarify that Misty came home on Sunday evening, and she and Ronald were up all night Sunday night until the evening of Monday, when she -- I was told, you know, that she went to bed at 10:00 o`clock. Now, being that exhausted, I think that maybe you could sleep through somebody beating on the door.
http://archives.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0909/21/ng.01.html
A summary:
-By Sunday, the party was winding down.
-Page says he last saw Misty about 4 a.m. Sunday, Feb, 8.
-Page says “she was going to visit her father in the hospital”.
-Cobra told AH “she visited her Dad at the hospital Monday”.
-NayNay Prevatt’s not sure where Misty spent Sunday night and Monday morning.
-“She said for me to drop her off at her brother’s house”, recalls Prevatt.
-When she finally came in Monday morning, she slept at her father’s house.
-Ronald was up all Sunday night waiting for Misty to come home. The sources say she never did.
-He finally fell asleep—and overslept. Then had to rush and race to get Haleigh to school.
-Ronald raced by the bus stop in his purple car with tinted windows, coming inches away from hitting a pickup truck.
-On Monday morning, inside the vehicle, Santos could make out Haleigh.
-Haleigh did not ride the bus that morning.
-He took Haleigh to her last day of school.
Ronald and Misty have told vastly conflicting stories about how Haleigh went to school on February 9, 2009. At least one of them, and possibly both of them are lying. There is no middle ground.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCVrgVLOGTw
- You just heard Ronald Cummings say he picked Haleigh up from the bus stop Monday afternoon, but witnesses only saw Misty at the bus stop.
-The witnesses never saw either father or grandmother at the bus stop.
Getting the truth of what happened over this 36-48 hour time frame is simple, basic, Police Work 101. Not for one minute do I believe that LE doesn't know for a fact whether or not Misty visited her father at the hospital and what time she was there. Not for a minute do I believe that LE doesn't know the truth about whether Ronald Cummings dropped his daughter off at the bus stop, took her to school, or possibly NEITHER one. Not for a minute do I believe that LE doesn't know who picked Haleigh up at the bus stop.
Some of these people have lied about the most basic, straightforward aspects of this case that, frankly, a rookie cop could easily investigate and learn the truth. I believe our member 1Chump has nailed the real reason for Ronald Cumming's plea deal. He has to FINALLY sit down and tell the truth about any and everything.
It's not a crime to lie to the media. It's not even a crime, under some circumstances, to lie to LE. But my friends, lie under oath and it's a whole new ballgame.
Ask Martha Stewart.
