I actually have a huge problem with any of the time lines given. I have some great insight because I babysit a ten month old and a four year old. The schedule I have the ten month old is usually.....feedings about every two hours, whether it be a bottle or, his morning cereal i mix, or his Gerber fruit and veggie for lunch. But he is hungry about every two hours. He also takes two naps during the day. Now that he is ten months old, his nap times are becoming shorter. He was napping two hours, twice a day. Now that he just turned ten months old, he is napping about an hour and a half before noon, and then when i put him down for an afternoon nap, he either sleeps for a short period of time or I will check and find that he will be just sitting in his bed babbling and hasn't napped at all. When he is napping, I check on him about every half hour and always make sure he's breathing. That may sound crazy, and I have no children of my own but I just feel that I need to check on him. And he has diaper changes about every two hours. I write all of this down during the day for the parents. When they get home, he goes down for bed around 8 pm, sleeps til 4 am, has a bottle, then sleeps til 7 am and it's time for another bottle. So how could anyone leave a baby in their bed for all of those hours without even a diaper change???? To me, that itself is neglectful, much less the fact that the baby had to be hungry between the hours of 6:40 pm and 4:00 am when she was declared missing/kidnapped whatever. Maybe I am paranoid from following the CA trial but I've thought in my mind what I would do with all kinds of scenarios with this ten month old. I have in my head how I would call 911 immediately, or what I would do if someone broke in and took him. But even if I dropped him or something happened at my own hand, I would immediately call 911 and I'm not even a parent. I can't imagine why I would cover anything up. I don't drink and keep children either but if I did, that also wouldn't stop me from calling 911. Who does a cover up unless they are guilty of something far worse than any accident is my thought.