Well, that goes back to the word cooperate. What stops LE from visiting them, asking them a question or two and leaving? I don't think LE is completely blacked out from the family is the point I'm making.
Their lawyer is what stops them.
Well, that goes back to the word cooperate. What stops LE from visiting them, asking them a question or two and leaving? I don't think LE is completely blacked out from the family is the point I'm making.
So you think they may still be talking to LE, just not co-operating when they do? :waitasec: Well, I GUESS that's possible, but why would they talk to them at all if they are not going to co-operate?
Their lawyer is what stops them.
They are talking to LE, they are just not allowing formal interrogation of them. They are answering questions. They have been in contact (no search was ever declined, etc). There is just a huge breakdown of trust between parents and LE, and parents are presumably refusing to continue to defend themselves in interrogation.
"Young claims the parents have cooperated and answered other questions, but they have not sufficiently satisfied police demands."
http://m.ibtimes.com/missing-baby-l...pearance-yougn-tacopina-short-dia-237490.html
That's not good either, but at least let's call it like it is, right?
I don't think we have anything recent period. LE has even stopped saying that they are "moving on" from potential POI's.Yes, let's do call it like it is. That article is dated Oct.25th, do we have ANYTHING recent saying the parents are talking to LE at all? All I have seen is the on again off again interview with the boys and that LE STILL wants to interview the parents again. If they were talking at ALL......I don't think LE would publicly say that risking pushing them away again...............
Look at it this way- if they are guilty, they are not going to incriminate themselves, and frankly we have laws allowing them to remain silent and not incriminate themselves.
If they are innocent, they allowed 3 interrogations of themselves, and one of the boys. It got hostile. "Being cleared" seems impossible. They don't believe LE will find Lisa unless they are forced to look. They certainly won't continue investigating if they manage to get a false confession made in weakness.
So either way- they want to talk about other possibilities, and not themselves.
Yes, let's do call it like it is. That article is dated Oct.25th, do we have ANYTHING recent saying the parents are talking to LE at all? All I have seen is the on again off again interview with the boys and that LE STILL wants to interview the parents again. If they were talking at ALL......I don't think LE would publicly say that risking pushing them away again...............
ITA with the bolded bit..........and that's where I have the problem. The PARENTS nor their ATTORNEY are running this investigation, LE are.
We don't have anything recent period, from either side. I'm just going off the recent comments by LE saying they have been cooperative. I'd take that to mean there is some dialogue there.
OMG,if I had been given any chance of saving my son I would have endured torture to save his life.I was never given the chance.
I don't think that makes me an unusual mother.Quite the contrary ,it's what parents do when their child's life is threatened.
To not put themselves through another LE interview when that is their only hope of finding their daughter???:waitasec:That's unimaginable to me .
Analyzing the families actions should start in one place ,PANIC! DISTRESS,DISBELIEF,GRIEF,SHOCK,PLEASE HELP US ,WHAT DO WE DO TO SAVE OUR BABY?
We don't know what was said during the LE interview,but I just can't fathom blowing LE off if my baby was kidnapped. Let them say what they want about me,think what they want,as long as they also keep looking for her !
What is wrong with these parents :banghead:
Why should it be the only chance they have of finding their daughter? If they are innocent, there is nothing else they can say that will help them find Lisa if someone else is responsible and they have no idea who it is or what happened to her.
It seems to me that LE should be out looking for the baby instead of focusing on putting the parents through more grilling. You can't tell the 'truth' if you don't know what that truth is.
Has LE actually stated anywhere that the parents have been cooperative?
Most every article I've seen says that LE will not confirm the parents are UNcooperative. That's not the same thing as saying they are cooperating. A minor difference in wording pehaps, but an important one, IMO.
Why should it be the only chance they have of finding their daughter? If they are innocent, there is nothing else they can say that will help them find Lisa if someone else is responsible and they have no idea who it is or what happened to her.
It seems to me that LE should be out looking for the baby instead of focusing on putting the parents through more grilling. You can't tell the 'truth' if you don't know what that truth is.
How does that even begin to justify not allowing the boys to be questioned? How do the parents know for a fact that Lisa's brothers won't offer some seemingly meaningless bit of information that could assist LE in finding her?
Of course LE is "out looking" for Lisa. But look at all the man hours and tax dollars spent in the search for Caylee when all along, her mother knew precisely where she was. I don't blame LE one bit for focusing on Mom and Dad, given their inconsistent stories and evasiveness.
http://www.kctv5.com/story/15925815/deborahs-brother-leaves-with-detectives
Police say they still want to re-interview Irwin and Bradley. Police last interviewed them on Oct. 8 and restrictions have been placed on all interviews since Oct. 5, authorities told KCTV5.
These are my opinions only....
This is the only thing I have found. I have been looking because, I think the stalemate on both sides is ridiculous. I take this and the fact that LE doesn't deny what attorney had to say about it to mean that unrestricted is w/o attorney. The thing that stands out to me in this article is that on Oct 8 interview is when law professor was acting as counsel. So, if he (counsel) was there on Oct 8 and Oct 5 was last interview w/o restrictions according to police...that makes me think that attorney present would be a restriction.
I hope that came across more clearly than I think it did. I was just headed off to bed, so there you go. That is what I have. I respect your opinion about the parents. I am still very on the fence. I am hopeful that Lisa is returned safely, I'm praying for that as I think we all are. Good night...:seeya:
That's exactly why they've said they would talk to investigators who haven't presumed their guilt- so it will be a full scope questioning and not just pressure about their guilt.They've probably attempted to rack their brains of anything they know but I think the parents might know something they don't know they know, something they don't realize might be significant. A brilliant questioner might ask the right questions to get it out but only if they talk to LE
BEM: The defense lawyers count on the public believing everything they say, and they say just about anything to sway the court of public opinion - especially when it comes to making LE look like the big bad boogey men/women out to get their fearful, innocent clients. Defense attorneys say a heck of a lot more than LE says in media interviews - something the lawyers know and use. They also, apparently, count on a good portion of that public to lack even a remedial knowledge of the law.
Once Miranda rights are read, and the suspect/detainee invokes his right to an attorney, LE must, by law, respect their request and all further interviews must be conducted with suspect/detainee's lawyer present. Remedial. To believe the KCPD demanded interviews with the Bradwins sans representation is to believe they would blatantly violate their Miranda rights and therefore obtain information that would not even be admissable in a court of law.
http://nancygrace.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/07/baby-lisa%e2%80%99s-grandfather-says-birthday-will-be-tough/?hpt=ng_bn3
"Police have told HLN that the parents have not agreed to sit down for separate, unrestricted interviews with detectives since October 8. Their attorney said to ABC that they are being cooperative but they do not want to be questioned by investigators who they feel have already concluded that they are guilty."
BEM: Here we have the real truth of the matter, IMO. As for interviewing them in their living room, it's not tea and crumpets, there has to be a controlled environment. Phillip was taken to the station for his interview, they could have sat on the stoop and chatted, but that's just not how questioning works.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a divorce in progress - followed shortly thereafter, by a marriage.