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Thanks for jogging my memory, now I know why that "Baby Lisa" reminded me of someone else!Yes, Dog always refers to her as "Baby" Lyssa.
Thanks for jogging my memory, now I know why that "Baby Lisa" reminded me of someone else!Yes, Dog always refers to her as "Baby" Lyssa.
The likely place those shorts and shirt will be found are in those dumpster remains, IMO.
Possible scenario: Baby dies of poisoning, vomit on shirt and shorts. Mom freaks out, calls accomplice. He comes over, they plot a kidnapping. He first walks down the street and burns the clothes in the dumpster, as they have evidence of the cough syrup. Then he sends a text saying "Ready when you are" etc. and he walks back, walks through front door, goes to baby's room, picks up baby, walks out front door, is seen by neighbor carrying baby in diaper on way to disposal site.
MOO.
I would be on camera begging and pleading for my baby back if I knew there was a chance she might be alive. Since statistics are overwhelming that most abducted infants are returned home alive - yeah, I'd be all over it.Let me create a situation here and get your opinion:
If you had a baby, and then an abductor took it, would you stay in the house and not get on camera and ask for it back? Would you tell the abductor about feeding instructions, etc. to ensure your baby remained in good health?
I think Defense Attorneys and the psychologists they pay have brainwashed the public into thinking we can't use common sense in evaluating post-crime behavior. We heard this about Casey Anthony's clubbing and tattoos after the murder of her child.
Common sense is ok to use in investigating. Post-crime behavior is a key component to detective work.
MOO.
Breaking on 5 news "Responding officers were told of a theft complaint against JI regarding larceny"
http://www.kctv5.com/story/15699795...old-of-theft-complaint-involving-babys-father
I don't know for sure which thread to put this in...but the plot is growing thicker.
Color me lost.....
Just curious if you believe the intruder was someone the parents knew and previously was inside the house, at least long enough to get a good layout of it along with the family's routine? And from what I understand, JI didn't normally work at night, so who knew he would be gone this particular night?
respectfully snipped... re Bold
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seriously though - I'm on the fence on this - too many puzzle pieces still don't make sense. :fence:
and am WAY behind in reading - too many different threads to keep up with!! :crazy:
I have to say, I have basically lost interest in trying to follow this case on WS, now that it is broken up into so many sub-threads. It's impossible in any kind of reasonable time frame to keep up with it all. I'm going to have to resort to MSM to keep up with the case, and check in here when I can.
Hoping for the best for Lisa.
I thought the presser by BS was given in front of the home of a family member of the Irwins and not the Irwins' home. I should say I was trying to subtly monitor the case from "werk" tho, I know the house I saw being shown at the point family members were hanging signs was not the Irwin home but missed the actual presser so maybe I am mistaken?
I would be on camera begging and pleading for my baby back if I knew there was a chance she might be alive. Since statistics are overwhelming that most abducted infants are returned home alive - yeah, I'd be all over it.
Did Lisa walk, crawl? Was she teething, did her nose run a lot? Were the words she could say clearly? What is her favorite drink? Food? Precocious, shy? What did she like to play with, boxes or toys?
From what Deborah has said I wouldn't know what to look for if I saw a baby in a grocery store and suspect it may be her. Lots of blonde, blue eyed babies.
I'd be in your face any and every time the media allowed it. I'd ask Stanton to at least show a picture of her during his press conference. Hell, I'd show a picture of her and I'd be posting on every website on the Internet. Seriously, every one of them. Do a search for Lisa Irwin...
Give me a break, this is just not normal - not for a caring mother and father. Where are they?
I'm sorry I if I mislead anyone.
Mods please delete my post about the home where the presser was given.
thanks
Breaking on 5 news "Responding officers were told of a theft complaint against JI regarding larceny"
http://www.kctv5.com/story/15699795...old-of-theft-complaint-involving-babys-father
I don't know for sure which thread to put this in...but the plot is growing thicker.
In the very beginning, LE said something about neither parent having any "serious criminal history" but never said what history they did have, and apparently no one has really uncovered it, if true. I read it in an article on msnbc last week, but can't find it now. I am surprised any such history has not been outlined in detail by now, by the media.