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There are a lot of conflicting stories about what time Lisa was last seen.
DB initially said she saw her last at 10:30 pm - gave her a bottle and made sure all her toys and blanket were with her.
DB changed her story to last seeing her at 6:40 - she put her to bed early because she was fussy.
A source says Samantha Brando last saw Lisa at 4:30 pm
A source says Samantha's daughter last saw Lisa at 6:30 pm
[ame=http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7613430&postcount=137]Here's what Jim Spellman says about the "source" above:[/ame]
According to Jim Spellman, Bill Stanton went to all the different media outlets offering this up with the condition that he not be named as the source. Spellman didn't buy it because Stanton refused to be named as a family representative/source. Why didn't Stanton want to be named? Why is this timeline going to turn out convenient at some future date?
Stories published by The Kansas City Star, KCTV5 and WPTV offer a possible timeline of the night Baby Lisa vanished .
"The information, provided by sources who remained anonymous in each of the news reports, indicates that Baby Lisa disappeared from her crib during a period of between three and four hours, according to her parents' version of events."
In essence, and in my opinion after reading what Jim wrote, we can take or leave this timeline, and remember to be cautious of taking anything as fact when preceded by the word "source". Responsible journalism is on its last leg.
Timeline offered up by Bill Stanton - the "source". IMO. Judge for yourself.
"OCT. 3
<snip>
4:30 p.m.
The 10-month-old's mother, Deborah Bradley, and her brother, Phillip Netz, head to a supermarket to buy baby food and boxed wine. A surveillance camera appears to record the couple as they shop at around 4:45 p.m., KCTV5 reports. Samantha Brando, a next-door neighbor who was visiting family's home with her 4-year-old daughter, checks on Baby Lisa in her crib. Jeremy Irwin stays at home with the kids, WPTV notes.
<snip>
6:30 p.m.
Samantha Brando returns and her daughter sees Baby Lisa, according to WPTV. Deborah Bradley puts Baby Lisa in her crib. (The Kansas City Star has Deborah Bradley putting Baby Lisa in her crib at 6:40 p.m. and Samantha Brando returning around 7 p.m.)."
To see the rest of this questionable timeline, CLICK HERE
DB initially said she saw her last at 10:30 pm - gave her a bottle and made sure all her toys and blanket were with her.
DB changed her story to last seeing her at 6:40 - she put her to bed early because she was fussy.
A source says Samantha Brando last saw Lisa at 4:30 pm
A source says Samantha's daughter last saw Lisa at 6:30 pm
[ame=http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7613430&postcount=137]Here's what Jim Spellman says about the "source" above:[/ame]
According to Jim Spellman, Bill Stanton went to all the different media outlets offering this up with the condition that he not be named as the source. Spellman didn't buy it because Stanton refused to be named as a family representative/source. Why didn't Stanton want to be named? Why is this timeline going to turn out convenient at some future date?
Stories published by The Kansas City Star, KCTV5 and WPTV offer a possible timeline of the night Baby Lisa vanished .
"The information, provided by sources who remained anonymous in each of the news reports, indicates that Baby Lisa disappeared from her crib during a period of between three and four hours, according to her parents' version of events."
In essence, and in my opinion after reading what Jim wrote, we can take or leave this timeline, and remember to be cautious of taking anything as fact when preceded by the word "source". Responsible journalism is on its last leg.
Timeline offered up by Bill Stanton - the "source". IMO. Judge for yourself.
"OCT. 3
<snip>
4:30 p.m.
The 10-month-old's mother, Deborah Bradley, and her brother, Phillip Netz, head to a supermarket to buy baby food and boxed wine. A surveillance camera appears to record the couple as they shop at around 4:45 p.m., KCTV5 reports. Samantha Brando, a next-door neighbor who was visiting family's home with her 4-year-old daughter, checks on Baby Lisa in her crib. Jeremy Irwin stays at home with the kids, WPTV notes.
<snip>
6:30 p.m.
Samantha Brando returns and her daughter sees Baby Lisa, according to WPTV. Deborah Bradley puts Baby Lisa in her crib. (The Kansas City Star has Deborah Bradley putting Baby Lisa in her crib at 6:40 p.m. and Samantha Brando returning around 7 p.m.)."
To see the rest of this questionable timeline, CLICK HERE