FL-AMBER ALERT Haleigh Cummings 5 yrs. old - Putnam County #1

[EmMomma]

We are on Stand-By.... We are ready to go soon as we are asked to be involved.

Which I hope will be SOON...:blowkiss:

 

[Kat]

We are on Stand-By.... We are ready to go soon as we are asked to be involved.

I'm so glad to hear this, thank you!

 

[jnTexas]

Well...we have seen crocodile tears many times before so it is possible he was putting on a show.

The grandmother looked quite upset and crying to me. (What am I missing there?)

ETA: You are welcome, Kimster!

ya know I have been watching TruTV and crime shows for the 6 years. When I first started watching I was that one juror the defense wanted on their case. The one who always could thought there was no way they could possible do this even with the evidence. Now I think I see past the bs and look at the facts. In this case they don't add up.

 

[yanknrebel]

I just watched the video as well. Wow, that was like a kick in the gut. I find it a bit hard to swallow that he had any prior knowledge of whatever took place here as well. However, one thing I do find strange, and perhaps it's just me and the fact that I will carry around what happened to Caylee in the back of my mind...and therefore I am skeptical. He says "I would give my life to have my child's life BACK." That sounds to me a little like someone who knows that the child is "gone." The first thing he says also gives me pause to wonder. Reporter asks what his first indication was that something was wrong, at the start of the interview. He says "My girlfriend was awake at 3 am" then initially he stops, as if that in itself was the first red flag. Then after hesitation he continues.
I know, I know. Maybe he's just freaked out and can't even process the next word out of his own mouth...poor guy. Regardless, I hope and pray to God that they find Haleigh and that she comes home smiling, thinking that it was all just a crazy dream.

He says "I would give my life to have my child's life BACK."



I caught that too. That sounds to me as if he knows this precious baby is dead. Maybe his gf did something to her or the cousin by accident and the father returned home to find her dead. I pray this is not the case but why would he say this like that? I just can;t get over how many children are being abducted and even from their homes. We KNOW this happens. Then it is really disturbing when we find out that the parent or caregiver was the one who did it after sending the LE on a wild goose chase. It is sad that we look at the parents as suspects from the very beginning, virtually giving the perp /pedophile (if it was a true abduction) time to get further away. WHen wil this ever stop?

 

[Kat]

From article:

The 17-year-old called 911 for help as Haleigh's father returned home from an overnight shift at work:

CALLER: I just woke up and my back door was all open and I can't find my daughter.

DISPATCH: Can't find what?

CALLER: My daughter.

DISPATCH:Ok. When did you last see her?

CALLER: Um, we just like, you know, it was about 10 o'clock. She was sleeping (inaudible).

DISPATCH: Ok. How old is your daughter?

CALLER: She's 5.

DISPATCH: OK. What was she last seen wearing, Ma'am?

CALLER: She was in her pajamas. We were sleeping.

DISPATCH: OK. Alright, you said your back door was wide open?

CALLER: Yes, with a brick. Like, there was a brick on the floor. Like, when I went to sleep the door was not like that.

DISPATCH: Was your back door locked do you know?

CALLER: Yes. The back door always stays locked.

FATHER: I just got home from work, my 5-year-old daughter is gone. I need someone to be here now. I'm telling you. If I find whoever has my daughter before you all do, I'm killing him. I don't care. I'll spend the rest of my life in prison.

DISPATCH: It's OK sir, we got them on the way. Can you give me a description of the pajamas she was wearing?

FATHER: I don't (expletive) know I was at work.

I can only read this text. The 17 yr old referred to Haleigh as her daughter? Can anyone relate the tone and demeanor of this call to me please? I have no audio

 

[KR2tonenow]

In the 911 call it says the back door was held open with a brick. Was this before or after the father came home?

 

[Kat]

He says "I would give my life to have my child's life BACK."


I caught that too. That sounds to me as if he knows this precious baby is dead. Maybe his gf did something to her or the cousin by accident and the father returned home to find her dead. I pray this is not the case but why would he say this like that? I just can;t get over how many children are being abducted and even from their homes. We KNOW this happens. Then it is really disturbing when we find out that the parent or caregiver was the one who did it after sending the LE on a wild goose chase. It is sad that we look at the parents as suspects from the very beginning, virtually giving the perp /pedophile (if it was a true abduction) time to get further away. WHen wil this ever stop?

Bolded by me

What? Those were his exact words?

 

[lizzybeth]

I hope this little sweetheart is found safe, but it doesn't sound good. I wonder if there is a restraining order or something against the gf and that's why she isn't allowed to talk with the family. I know when my ex was seeing someone she harrassed me and my family.

I just wanted to add God bless Josh Duckett. He's been through so much pain in his life (especiallly for someone so young). I'm proud of him that he's been able to turn it around and help other people who are missing their children.

 

[kiki the parrot]

My hinky meter is going off about the girlfriend and father's 911 call.

http://www.news4jax.com/news/18686639/detail.html#-

(uncut 911 call)

A lot of profanity and when they are asked certain questions by the operator you can hear them in the background stalling the answers. There are parts when the operator asks the gf a question and she's like "what's that?" and the tone of her voice turns back to normal from worried.
Then when asked how much the girl weights the gf says "huh?" and says it twice trying to think of the girl's weight.
Gf also tells the operator the door was locked.
Father seems so adamant someone kidnapped his daughter threatening to kill whoever did it. Suspicious

Sorry I can't get this link to uncut audio to work, does anyone know where else I can listen to this?
arrot:

 

[jnTexas]

Anyone find it odd that he refers to Haleigh as "My child". Why doesn't he say her name?

 

[SeriouslySearching]

It will be interesting to see who lawyers up first.

 

[KR2tonenow]

I want that Misty to take a lie detector test, she's too young and obviously everyone knew this guys work schedule.

 

[cjk2009]

Bolded by me

What? Those were his exact words?

Yes, ma'am. But I chalk it up to a poor choice of words more than anything. JMO

 

[Kimster]

The dad sounds justifiably upset on the 911 call!

 

[lizzybeth]

Bolded by me

What? Those were his exact words?

Maybe he meant to say "I would give my life to have my child back." He was upset so it's understandable that he might mix his words up.

 

[Kat]

It will be interesting to see who lawyers up first.

Hah! No doubt it will be very interesting!

 

[Kat]

Maybe he meant to say "I would give my life to have my child back." He was upset so it's understandable that he might mix his words up.

That's true I agree he may have been so distraught that he mixed up his words. At least I hope he did and it wasn't a freudian slip.

 

[raeann]

I am ducking under a table as I post this, since I know many will not like the idea, but I think this might be the perfect time for George Anthony to help himself heal and help the grandparents of this child at the same time. Of course he can't help much with the actual search, but just being there to comfort the grandparents etc. would do so much for all of them.

 

[KR2tonenow]

I am ducking under a table as I post this, since I know many will not like the idea, but I think this might be the perfect time for George Anthony to help himself heal and help the grandparents of this child at the same time. Of course he can't help much with the actual search, but just being there to comfort the grandparents etc. would do so much for all of them.

The first thing I thought was this girl looks like an older Caylee, brown eyes and blond hair.

 

[believe09]

From article:

The 17-year-old called 911 for help as Haleigh's father returned home from an overnight shift at work:

CALLER: I just woke up and my back door was all open and I can't find my daughter.

DISPATCH: Can't find what?

CALLER: My daughter.

DISPATCH:Ok. When did you last see her?

CALLER: Um, we just like, you know, it was about 10 o'clock. She was sleeping (inaudible).

DISPATCH: Ok. How old is your daughter?

CALLER: She's 5.

DISPATCH: OK. What was she last seen wearing, Ma'am?

CALLER: She was in her pajamas. We were sleeping.

DISPATCH: OK. Alright, you said your back door was wide open?

CALLER: Yes, with a brick. Like, there was a brick on the floor. Like, when I went to sleep the door was not like that.

DISPATCH: Was your back door locked do you know?

CALLER: Yes. The back door always stays locked.

FATHER: I just got home from work, my 5-year-old daughter is gone. I need someone to be here now. I'm telling you. If I find whoever has my daughter before you all do, I'm killing him. I don't care. I'll spend the rest of my life in prison.

DISPATCH: It's OK sir, we got them on the way. Can you give me a description of the pajamas she was wearing?

FATHER: I don't (expletive) know I was at work.

I can only read this text. The 17 yr old referred to Haleigh as her daughter? Can anyone relate the tone and demeanor of this call to me please? I have no audio

My bold and italics-wondering now about the news reports that keep stating that gf/sitter says the door was always unlocked. Wondering further about the statements that seem to indicate gf/sitter was not sleeping with the children at 10PM....so the last credible siting is really only whenever the last credible person saw the child....if we knock out gf, that puts it to when Dad says he last spoke with child. Sometime before his shift started, right? If Dad is not credible, well then we really have a window of time to work with and this child could have been missing for many, many more hours then is thought, right.

I mean, I am completely with all of you who do not believe someone lifted the child, blankets and sheets off of the bed while the gf and 2 year old brother were sleeping there. Which means GF was occupied someplace else or it was GF who spirited her out of the house.

Would GF have been entertaining some other company???