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

[Beyond Belief]

mother says abducted

 

[gibby207]

According to Fox News LE states GF's statements don't add up.

According to me, I agree..

 

[mydailyopinions]

According to Fox News LE states GF's statements don't add up.

OMG..
And you know with the Caylee case, I fear many more people will try and figure out a way to get away with their statements..

 

[Beyond Belief]

gm knows nothing. says sheriffs door appeared not to be broke into. dead bolt to high for haleigh.
these folks no nothing. nothing at all.

 

[momtective]

Fox News G. Mother say's had to be somebody close, either 17 y/o gf or other family member who had a key.

 

[gibby207]

OMG..
And you know with the Caylee case, I fear many more people will try and figure out a way to get away with their statements..

Yup... not a nanny but an abductor did it.

 

[JenBMomto3]

Leaving your door unlocked does not give someone the right to walk in your home, take your child or even harm you. We need to protect oursleves at all times correct. But don't give the criminals any justfication. I was under 25 when I had my 3rd child. To each their own. I know a few people in there 30's that dont have any of their children in their own home they have been taken by CPS. Lack of responsibility is the issue NOT age.

I pray this little sweetie is found safe and sound.

 

[Seebra]

I just hope they solve it before a well-known lawyer in Orlando starts talking that there's a serial child kidnapper named Zanny the Nanny on the loose.

Other than being terrified for this little girl and heartbroken for her family, this was one of my first thoughts as well.

 

[SuziQ]

I've been thinking about the cinderblock. I'm remembering all the people I've known that have had cinderblock, bricks, large rocks, etc. by their doors. Usually to hold open the door you use all the time to bring stuff like groceries in from the car. Or carry a sleeping child in. I use a rubber doorstop myself. Not sure where this fits, just wanted to add my observation.

 

[LaLaw2000]

Some of those chares against Dad go back to when he was 17 if my math is correct.
Did he serve time, probation,or fines. Thanks in advance if anyone can find out.

Bet you $100.00 cyberbucks that he has served at least some time on drug charges.

Crystal and her mother was just on HLN, and Shepard Smith acknowledged that the mother had had a problem with a drug arrest and the children went to the Dad.

 

[KaylynnCouture]

Can someone paraphrase the interview pretty please for those who can't watch?

-Crystal was not given a polygraph test yet. She knows the father and girlfriend were given polygraphs, but knows nothing else about it.

-Crystal has had substance abuse problems in the past, which is why she didn't have full custody.

-Crystal got a call at 3:49am from Ronald saying Haleigh was missing.

-The grandmother (Marie Griffis) thinks that the 17 year old had something to do with this.

-A few years ago, Ronald wasn't watching Haleigh while at his mothers house and she almost drowned in the canal. Crystal jumped in and pulled her out.

-According to Crystal, Haleigh is scared of the dark and would've never went outside that night.

-LE states girlfriends stories are inconsistent.

 

[PattyCake]

It doesn't matter if the doors are locked or not locked if someone wants in they will get in and no one has a right to come in your house. In my house you will get shot. You just have a different opinion than mine and it's all good.

Yes, we do have a different opinion. I respect you and how you feel as well.

For myself, I would just never want to be the place that is a good target and I feel in general people do need to be more vigilant because this evil is out there everywhere. We never know where they live or what they'll do next.

 

[Seebra]

substance abuse charges, whiy crystal didn't get custody

Thank you. I assumed it was this, but it was driving me crazy not knowing why dad had custody instead of mom.

 

[Beyond Belief]

so why are news trucks showing up? is there a live stream someplace

 

[stellasmommyphd]

I just hope they solve it before a well-known lawyer in Orlando starts talking that there's a serial child kidnapper named Zanny the Nanny on the loose.

freakin' seriously. the entire state of florida is gonna have post traumatic stress disorder before long

i do think something is up with the GF. i have thought this since i first heard the story on NG last night. it just doesn't add up. if someone came in and snatched a child from right next to you, you would hear something, you would wake up. maybe she was drunk? maybe she let someone into the house or gave someone a key at some point and she knows that and isn't telling? i'm not saying she intentionally did something to harm this girl, but i just don't see how what she's said is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth :waitasec:

 

[gibby207]

-Crystal was not given a polygraph test yet. She knows the father and girlfriend were given polygraphs, but knows nothing else about it.

-Crystal has had substance abuse problems in the past, which is why she didn't have full custody.

-Crystal got a call at 3:49am from Ronald saying Haleigh was missing.

-The grandmother (Marie Griffis) thinks that the 17 year old had something to do with this.

-A few years ago, Ronald wasn't watching Haleigh while at his mothers house and she almost drowned in the canal. Crystal jumped in and pulled her out.

-According to Crystal, Haleigh is scared of the dark and would've never went outside that night.

Thanks! :blowkiss:

 

[babycat]

In reference to the incident where Haleigh was found face down in creek, Crystal stated that she was putting diaper bag in the car, and she asked Ronald to go get Haleigh, she went in the house to get some more baby stuff, and asked Ronald where Haleigh was says Ronald cursed at her, and she saw Haleigh face down in the creek and went in and got her.

Shep told the mother " I know the father got custody because you had some substance abuse issues of your own in the past" then he quickly changed the subject.

Crystal says she think someone took the child. Shep asked how she knew. Crystal said because she got a call at 3:49 am. Shep said, so why does that make you think she was missing, instead of just wandering off? Crystal said my daugther would not to do that.

The grandmother (Maternal) said that if the sheriff said the door was no broken into, and Ronald says the door was lock, someone must have either had a key or unlocked it from the inside. Shep said "It sounds like you're pointing to the 17 year old girl" the mother said "either her, or a family member with a key. Someone close."

All paraphrased

 

[EmMomma]

I've been thinking about the cinderblock. I'm remembering all the people I've known that have had cinderblock, bricks, large rocks, etc. by their doors. Usually to hold open the door you use all the time to bring stuff like groceries in from the car. Or carry a sleeping child in. I use a rubber doorstop myself. Not sure where this fits, just wanted to add my observation.

It's completely normal to have SOMETHING like this to prop a door, IMO. I used to have a frog statue that I used. BUT, dad says he knew nothing of a cinder block...now, do we believe him?

 

[SuziQ]

So is there a possible presser at 4pm? Which would be in half an hour. Lets all start looking for live links.

 

[Leila]

I asked the same thing earlier, whether or not this was her hometown or if she was from Georgia too.

Misty's father seems to be a contractor with his own company. According to online directories, the family has lived in Michigan, Colorado, Tennessee, and Florida.