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I'm thinking either the child's clothes or the missing phones were in that dumpster.
Who sets a dumpster on fire? I mean, seriously..what on earth would the motive of that be unless there was something in there they they didn't want LE to find.
Yes, and the landfill has been searched three times with nothing found.
Maybe this was staged? I like that theory because the baby would still be alive, perhaps sold.
Oh my goodness! You are a lifesaver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I read a billion parenting magazines, blogs, websites, etc. and I've never heard of these. I'm seriously going to order one today. You've just saved me from having a ton of sleepless nights worrying about my daughter in the future. Thank you, thank you, thank you! :seeya:
Well I am in your club. When one of my boys was 8 mos he could get over the railings and out he would go. Our only option at the time was to turn the crib upside down over him because we would find him out of the crib at all times of day or night. We had to opt for caging him over letting him run wild during the night LOL. But there was no other way to contain him. I think you can just put a netting over the top now. But this was 24 years ago.At the risk of making me sound like a totally crappy parent..
My daughter is a daredevil, and no matter how low we put her crib mattress, she STILL jumps/falls/flips out of her crib (to the point where we've had to put like a giant stack of pillows under her crib so she'd have a "soft landing"). This is rare, but we spoke to our pediatrician about it anyways and he said obviously we need to work on a solution for it BUT the chances of her ever having a serious injury from it are highly unlikely.
Irwin Family Says Tip Being Worked On West Coast
KMBC's Micheal Mahoney talked with relatives of Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley on Friday about a West Coast tip and why the couple stopped talking with police.
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/video/29422271/detail.html#ixzz1aDgUskEE
One thing to keep in mind. Local TV stations will tend to side with LE and demand less from them because of the threat of losing inside sources and tips.
How close is the dumpster fire to Lisa's home?
They need to give Deborah a sedative. I just watched the latest interview snippet and she loses it, and IMO, right on cue now.
I remember Samantha Runion's mother - I remember her strength and focus when Samantha went missing. I know not everyone reacts the same to this type of tragedy, but at some point it becomes about finding the child and not how it affects you.
Does anyone know if that dumpster fire had been burning a while when they discovered it? Maybe stuff was destroyed by the time they put the fire out. I'm confused about the landfill search. If the perp did set the dumpster on fire because there was something incriminating inside the dumpster, then why would they find anything in the landfill?
New here, just throwing this out there for comment by those more experienced than me with this, but I'm curious if anyone knows if the parents have been having any relationship problems or arguments lately.
Maybe, since they apparently aren't married and Debbie moved to his house a couple years ago, there has been a strain on the relationship and Lisa's abduction could be a ploy to pull the father closer to Debbie? Just wondering if that makes sense.
I mentioned this scenario because the picture of them in the Daily Mail article shows Debbie laying her head on Jeremy's chest and he is standing there with his hands in his pockets NOT comforting her? Does this make sense to you?
I am getting the same error right now on that link where they say [more] to pull up the entire article regarding the birthday party and pics in the slideshow. May be a problem with their page right now. Will keep trying though.
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...w.kctv5.com/&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13180998339772
just read a news headline that a teen was being questioned and dna samples were taken and that this teen was at the house that day and knew the access code to the garage.. but no one is discussing it here?
http://news.yahoo.com/missing-baby-lisa-teen-questioned-police-look-california-123229533.html
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@dannyboi965 PD would not call that cooperating.
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My last tweet about #LisaIrwin was per Steve Young kcmo pd PIO.
35 minutes ago
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#LisaIrwin's parents have talked with kcmo pd over the phone. They have yet to talk to them in person since Thursday evening.
39 minutes ago
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Here is a review article of the crib tent things that I have seen used. I asked around about whether these existed when my oldest one (27 now) successfully climbed out of his crib at around 8 mo old....didn't even fall!! People looked at me like I was crazy to ask....guess I should have invented one cause there seems to be MANY on the market now!
http://family.go.com/blog/amyh07/product-review--crib-tents--baby-jail--222085/
I thought it was an older female also.
Maybe those are just the photos that were released. There could be more with other female family members that include other children that they don't want released. Maybe those were the best photos of the baby.....
It could be any number of things, but I just don't see what's suspicious about it.
Whether the teen knew the access code or not you would hear the garage door being opened (assuming this is the garage code they are talking about). Especially at that time of night. Their garage is directly below what appears to be the bedroom. If she slept through that, I envy her! My family gives me a hard time because they say I wake up to a mouse farting!
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