This is so obviously damage control I can't believe a word of it.
She says that it was a misunderstanding. Ronald didn't yell at her but at the 911 dispatcher because they weren't coming fast enough?!?!? Are we really supposed to believe that he shouted his "how the *** could you let my daughter get stole, b****?" at the dispatcher? How does that make sense? The dispatcher wasn't there, supposed to take care of his kids and keep them safe, but Misty was.
And she loved Haleigh more than anything in the world, the kids loved her more as their own mom...I dunno, I believe Misty might have been fun to have around but the trouble with love is that saying it a million times doesn't make it so. The more they put Crystal down, the less this comes to mean since if if Crystal is a bad mom who the children don't want to be with it means very little to love Misty better.
She explains how they managed to fit two movies into the evening, so that's one inconsistency gone. *relieved* But now she calls her mom when Haleigh goes missing. I don't recall that from before? She makes a point of being very scared.
TN is definitely on a protection mission. "Instead of pointing fingers and trying to make somebody out to be a bad guy, they need to be out there looking for my granddaughter." The problem with this is that since Haleigh isn't on GPS, looking for her is needle in the haystack if they don't figure out who the bad guy is first, and where the bad guy might have put her. I say, let's ferret out the bad guy, whoever it is, and make him/her/them confess. Because, obviously there's one if Haleigh was abducted. Why doesn't TN want to figure out who did this to Haleigh?
I really want to believe that none of these people hurt Haleigh but they're making it so hard for me.