Nancy Grace Thursday Jan 13 - everything Billie said
GRACE: Mom is with us, Billie Dunn, joining us there in Hailey`s home. Also with us, Hailey`s grandmother, Connie Jones. I want to go straight out to you, ladies. I want to thank you for being with us. Everyone, take a look at the photos...
BILLIE DUNN: Thank you.
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GRACE: To Billie Dunn, Hailey`s mother. What is your response?
BILLIE DUNN: It appalls me. Why would nobody tell me this? If she was concerned about that, why not tell me or Clint a long time ago? And I never heard of anybody fighting me for custody until tonight, just now.
GRACE: Well, Billie, if she`s telling her grandmother and the grandmother`s telling the father, she is telling people! She`s telling people she was afraid of your boyfriend.
BILLIE DUNN: Why didn`t her grandmother not tell me or her father, is what I`m saying.
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GRACE: OK, Billie Dunn, I`ve got the police affidavit right here in my hand verbatim. I`ve got hundreds of pages of documents that we have combed through. And they say you used (ph) -- at 6:19, 6:20 PM, you withdraw $60, then $80 cash. It was then determined through a volunteer -- voluntary admission of you, Billie Dunn, the money was used to purchase illegal narcotics from a person in Scurry County.
BILLIE DUNN: Right. And I read that, too. The only narcotics I had were prescribed to me, and I even showed those to Priscilla to get them on tape.
GRACE: OK, so are you telling me that you got, basically, a refill of prescription drugs not from the drugstore? Is that what the illegal narcotic was?
BILLIE DUNN: No. I`m not even sure what day I got the prescriptions. I think it was before then.
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GRACE: Why weren`t there sheets on her bed?
BILLIE DUNN: The investigators took her sheet off. I`d asked them to use the sheet for the dogs to get the scent, but I think they kept it.
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GRACE: To Billie Dunn. Billie Dun, you`ve been doing a lot of defending yourself. I want to hear your response to that.
DUNN: I have every horrible emotion imaginable. I break down several times in my room by myself. I try my hardest not to do it on TV. But I do try my hardest not to do it around family. I shouldn`t have to be defending my self. The fact is, Hailey is not in this house, and nobody`s found her. Everybody needs to remember that the whole reason her face is being put out there is because she`s not in her house.
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GRACE: Billie, if I say anything incorrectly, correct me.
DUNN: OK.
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GRACE: Billie Dunn, I want to hear your thoughts on what I just portrayed. Is that all correct? Has he cut off contact with you?
DUNN: Yes, that is all correct.
GRACE: I`m sorry, I can`t hear you?
DUNN: That`s all correct.
GRACE: No, I can barely hear you. Would you repeat one more time, please?
DUNN: I was just saying that you were correct with all of that.
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GRACE: Miss Dunn, why do police want to dig under your home?
DUNN: Because they asked if there was a way they could get under the home to search. And I told them, sure, we`ll get them under there. There was a place that Clint, when he was here, he boarded up a long time ago so the dogs couldn`t get under there. But I know where it is and we can get them under there.
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GRACE: OK, Billie Dunn, any idea who this could be, and have cops told you about a possible sighting in Odessa?
DUNN: No, but Clint did tell me about hearing that about a week and a half ago. And I did tell him to make sure he went to some authority figure to let them know about that.
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GRACE: What about it, Billie Dunn? Scurry County, what`s the connection?
DUNN: Me and Hailey have a lot of friends and family there.
GRACE: You know, it sounds like a lot of people think she`s taken off and is hiding out in Odessa or Scurry County. But the reality is, police have said that simply is not true. Billie, shed some light on it.
DUNN: It`s a good thought and a good hope, and really the only hope - - the best thing we can hope for is that she would be hiding out, but she`s 13, she took nothing. I didn`t worry about her being a bad kid.
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GRACE: It`s my understanding that your live-in is no longer cooperating with police. Why do you believe that?
DUNN: It`s just -- it`s a scary thought and a bad thought for me, but he`s not. There`s a reason he`s not. He has -- he does have inconsistencies. Why would he come to Colorado City before he goes to his mom`s house? Why just go to work and turn around and walk out?
GRACE: How old is he? Was he born in `85? Is he -- how old is he?
DUNN: Yes, he`s 25, 26.
GRACE: And how old are you?
DUNN: Thirty-three.
GRACE: You keep -- you`ve told me now that he`s not cooperating with police, and I ask you why you say that. I`m not asking why is he not cooperating, I`m saying, why you say that. Is he not calling police? Is he not going down to the station like he`s been asked to?
DUNN: Right. He`s not -- yes, he hasn`t been down there. He hasn`t been talking to any investigators or police or anybody.
GRACE: When we were told that -- when police wanted to look at his cell phone, he started deleting numbers, did he explain that to you?
DUNN: What he told me was, they wanted to see where he had called me at work. He showed it to them on his phone. They said, OK, gave it back to him, and they said show me again. And he says it wasn`t there.
GRACE: To Connie Jones --
DUNN: They didn`t tell me he deleted it, so.
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GRACE: Billie Dunn, have you heard the live-in Shawn Adkins talking about her being just a runaway? I mean, he did tell police how you can find her over there in Scurry County.
DUNN: Right. But from the get-go, I told them the first night I didn`t believe she would ever run away. I never gave Shawn a chance to say otherwise.
GRACE: Has she ever run away? Has she ever stayed away without telling you where she was?
DUNN: No, no.
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GRACE: To Billie Dunn. Billie, at first she tells cops she is a great little girl, then says she is promiscuous. Why would he say something like that?
DUNN: Right.
GRACE: How did he speak about her to you?
DUNN: Well, how dare him say that in the first place, but he told me, I`ve done a wonderful job with my kids.