Solomon: Well, the first thing I want to say is that on this Sunday, we're going to do a national day of prayer for all the missing kids that go missing in this world. What we want to do on this coming Sunday, we want you to light up a candle, it doesn't matter what faith you are. We just want you to come in remembrance of the other dads that didn't get to take their son to the baseball field. All the moms that didn't get to go shopping with their kids. All the grandmothers that didn't get to make that special treat. All the grandfathers that didn't get to tell them all the war stories. All the aunts and uncles that just wanted to buy them stuff. I got this in my heart last week to pray for all those people and just yesterday we came out with why don't we just get together and take this time on Sunday and just remember those kids that have been lost and maybe something can happen.
Q: Clay, Any plane rides going to Eastern Europe with small kids on them that you're aware of, or train rides out of the area?
C: No, we've discussed it with the police and the FBI, of course we would do that, but that's an investigation they're handling and we're not gonna get in to that. Even if we could, we know nothing.
Solomon , I'm sorry to hear about your baby boy and we're gonna do whatever we can. I understand the police say as long as we continue to get the tips, we just need tips and tips and more tips. That that is very helpful.
Q: And right now you have your eye on the prize of getting your little girl back, don't you?
S: Amen
Q: If they don't find your son, and this is an awful question to ask, but I have to ask it, and if they pronounced him dead at some point, even if they don't find him. Julia has committed a horrible crime which she will go to a horrible place for, and around here they like to call it the grey-bar hotel.
Would you like to see her go to prison if they don't find your little boy?
A: Would I like to see her go to prison? (long pause) That's a very very hard question. Of course, I wouldn't want no one to go to prison. But, if,um, that's a horrible question.
Q: Are you mad at her?
A: I am saddened that she has taken action in anger. That's what makes me sad. And, no, I'm not, people really need to address their anger in a very healthy way and hopefully now the world can see what happens when you don't address your anger.
Q: And finally, she said it to this ABC reporter and I think she's gonna try to tell the world that you know where Sky is and that you set her up. Do you know where Sky is tonight, this afternoon?
S: You're a dad, if you had a day off, and you knew where your son is going to be? Would you run to your son or would you just go and play hooky?
Q: I wouldn't have to have a day off, yeah
S: You've answered my question pretty good.
Q: We've heard reports that she's been hospitalized three times for her OCD condition. Is that true?
C: Yes, and this is very severe. This is not something that's just a minor, she was able to convince a court commissioner that she was healed but she was not. She has OCD, she's been diagnosed as depressed and also with bipolar. And it's a bad combination, and it's a bad combination for someone who has a child. Who is compulsive to the nth degree, which she is.
Q: Anything else you'd like to add?
C: Solomon is so devoted to his church and to his god that he is really serious about asking everyone to ask their pastors and their ministers and their priests to add a little prayer, light a little candle on this Sunday, and pray for all these missing children, including his little boy, Sky.
R: Solomon it's really important that you continue to get out and go door to door. You can see all the media that showed up today that covered this story and as long as you keep this on the front page, and as long as you keep it on the front page we got a good chance to find your son. It's up to you, you've got to carry this burden. You've done a great job helping out today, from one dad to another.
S: To all the dads and moms out there. Take the time to love your kids, take the time to listen to their stories. Yeah. Just take that time.
No tip is too small, and these guys are so smart, they put these tips together and they solve a case.
We're gonna find Sky, we really are.
Q: Clay, Any plane rides going to Eastern Europe with small kids on them that you're aware of, or train rides out of the area?
C: No, we've discussed it with the police and the FBI, of course we would do that, but that's an investigation they're handling and we're not gonna get in to that. Even if we could, we know nothing.
Solomon , I'm sorry to hear about your baby boy and we're gonna do whatever we can. I understand the police say as long as we continue to get the tips, we just need tips and tips and more tips. That that is very helpful.
Q: And right now you have your eye on the prize of getting your little girl back, don't you?
S: Amen
Q: If they don't find your son, and this is an awful question to ask, but I have to ask it, and if they pronounced him dead at some point, even if they don't find him. Julia has committed a horrible crime which she will go to a horrible place for, and around here they like to call it the grey-bar hotel.
Would you like to see her go to prison if they don't find your little boy?
A: Would I like to see her go to prison? (long pause) That's a very very hard question. Of course, I wouldn't want no one to go to prison. But, if,um, that's a horrible question.
Q: Are you mad at her?
A: I am saddened that she has taken action in anger. That's what makes me sad. And, no, I'm not, people really need to address their anger in a very healthy way and hopefully now the world can see what happens when you don't address your anger.
Q: And finally, she said it to this ABC reporter and I think she's gonna try to tell the world that you know where Sky is and that you set her up. Do you know where Sky is tonight, this afternoon?
S: You're a dad, if you had a day off, and you knew where your son is going to be? Would you run to your son or would you just go and play hooky?
Q: I wouldn't have to have a day off, yeah
S: You've answered my question pretty good.
Q: We've heard reports that she's been hospitalized three times for her OCD condition. Is that true?
C: Yes, and this is very severe. This is not something that's just a minor, she was able to convince a court commissioner that she was healed but she was not. She has OCD, she's been diagnosed as depressed and also with bipolar. And it's a bad combination, and it's a bad combination for someone who has a child. Who is compulsive to the nth degree, which she is.
Q: Anything else you'd like to add?
C: Solomon is so devoted to his church and to his god that he is really serious about asking everyone to ask their pastors and their ministers and their priests to add a little prayer, light a little candle on this Sunday, and pray for all these missing children, including his little boy, Sky.
R: Solomon it's really important that you continue to get out and go door to door. You can see all the media that showed up today that covered this story and as long as you keep this on the front page, and as long as you keep it on the front page we got a good chance to find your son. It's up to you, you've got to carry this burden. You've done a great job helping out today, from one dad to another.
S: To all the dads and moms out there. Take the time to love your kids, take the time to listen to their stories. Yeah. Just take that time.
No tip is too small, and these guys are so smart, they put these tips together and they solve a case.
We're gonna find Sky, we really are.
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