MO - Lisa Irwin, 10 months, Kansas City, 4 Oct 2011 - #9

[norest4thewicked]

Just great! They have a black labrador who is in the back yard. So far, the mother had a baby monitor in the baby's room, she didn't hear anything. Black lab in the back yard, she didn't hear anything. Someone came into the home and turned all the lights on, she doesn't know a thing.............really?

Yep...and 11 hours was too much for these parents to be interrogated???? Not anyway...not no how...

 

[stg]

Doesn't the phone have to have GPS to narrow down the location that much?

I believe cell phone tower triangulation has to be accurate within 100 ft. (meaning it's not able to pinpoint location as well as GPS). Do they have neighbors within 100 ft.?

 

[branwynbreeze]

I'm sorry but 11 hours while my child was missing would most certainly NOT fly by. Not saying that's not where the mother should've been but I don't think that time flew by for her. :twocents:

I agree with above, I also think I may have lawyered up after X amount of hours (depends on how it was going) esp if they were treating me more as a perp than a victim. I'd want to be with those closest to me for support and hope.

I have a difficult time believing parents had anything to do with it. I don't want to believe it anyway. Never say never, but child looked very well cared for and happy. I imagine LE spoke to other children in household, extended family and neighbors as what sort of family they were.

Trying to follow thread, it just keeps going and going...

 

[Jacie Estes]

my lab wouldn't bark, but might lick you to death!

Ours would prolly open the door for them.

 

[deelytful1]

Anything I should be watching now? interviews? Coverage???

 

[lonetraveler]

..possibly the next door neighbours dog-------she said ( in an earlier video) she always lets him out between 10:30 and 1 when they go to bed.

..the german shepherd is out all night----------never barked.

..they showed a reporter walking past the dog----barking non stop at her.

Yep, a German Shepherd next door and their very own Black Lab in their own backyard and no barking, nothing, nada, nilch...........no. All righty then.

 

[BeanE]

Why was LE saying to her from Day 1 that she had killed Lisa? Before she even took the poly? Why weren't they saying she sold her? Or let someone take her? Or gave her away? Why right to having killed her? From day 1.

The dog didn't bark. No sound on the baby monitor. But a window bent and popped out. And possibly something woke up the little boy and he went and got into bed with mom?

My head hurts.

 

[curiositycat]

my lab wouldn't bark, but might lick you to death!

I am sure you are telling the truth, but my son has a lab and he goes nuts to this day when I go over to my son's house.

Like I said, I believe you...truly, but it's not my experience.

:innocent:

 

[tlcya]

No, it was confirmed tonight by LE on Judge Jeanine's show: (no link yet)

Captain Young: re phone call at 2:38 from 1 of phones
can't discuss

i challenge anyone to think of anything we haven't done

Jeanne P: father's car broken into last month; he made a police report

I cant consider the 2:30 phone activity confirmed til I hear the question posed to Capt young and his complete answer.

I could take his cant discuss answer in several ways:

I can't discuss the cel phones or any activity thereon

I can't discuss any aspect of this ongoing investigation

I can't discuss the 2:30 am cel phone call

I sure hope they have this interview available online later. Sounds like a good one, wish I could be watching it.

 

[lonetraveler]

Anything I should be watching now? interviews? Coverage???

Unfortunately, you have just missed Judge Jeanine on Fox with a one on one interview with the parents. Very interesting.

 

[Dr.Fessel]

Did the dog bark when their car was broken into?

 

[Jacie Estes]

Hope he made lots of bones:rocker:

ruh roh

 

[MyBelle]

An anonymous law enforcement source....has to be true, right? If that's the case, why is the official police spokesman still refusing to acknowledge it?

Because it isn't something the official police spokesman wants to acknowledge. Hence, the use of the unnamed source. The media don't quote unnamed sources if they don't find the source credible.

JMO

 

[davehead21]

Jeremy Hubbard>>>> hubba-hubba! I work the overnight shift and have for 30+ years. ABC's overnight newscast is the BEST!!

Haha-- I agree, he's very cute!! But I think he looked A LOT better before he lost weight.

On topic-- So they have a dog. On Tuesday morning, a local news station had their helicopter flying over the house and said there was a dog in their back yard but I just figured they were looking at the wrong house since a dog wasn't mentioned after that. The dog sleeps outside. Yet the dog didn't bark. :waitasec:

 

[Dr.Fessel]

Did the dog bark when dad came home? If so why did dad have to wake her up?

 

[sorrell skye]

The mom asked after polygraph..."HOW DID I DO????" I would think she knew how she did.

Are you kidding me?

She asked "How did I do?"

Oh dear.

 

[twall]

no barking dogs = person came in through the garage?

The garage is a basement garage in the back of the house where the dog slept so I don't think that would be the case.

Anyone remember the Sabrina Aisenberg case? 5 mo. old taken from her crib at night. Mom left the overhead garage door open on the attached garage which was the alleged point of entry and their indoor dog didn't bark! Poor Sabrina has never been found and no one held accountable for her disappearance. I hope this doesn't turn out like her case.

I am trying to keep an open mind but I am starting to lean towards mom being responsible. MOO

 

[ela_ss teacher]

I understand it all sounds hinky but WHY would they say things like "the dog barks" and "the baby monitor was on and I heard nothing" when they KNOW they are making themselves (herself) look guilty??? Very strange....

That's true. It's strange, to say the least. I went into this believing these parents were totally innocent, and I still don't know if they're NOT innocent.. but as time goes on, their story sounds more and more convoluted. I feel so badly for them if they are totally innocent of any wrongdoing. It's bad enough to live the nightmare of having a missing child, but it's worse to have to answer questions that allude to your having something to do with said crime...

 

[EllaMae]

It sure didn't take me or my blood pressure a year to recover from pregnancy, nor do I even know anybody who required a year.

JMO

It took me a year with my first and third children. Everyone is different.

 

[LadyPirate]

oooohhhh... coming up... crucial clues from the dog!!! I'm sure he's not biased!

:floorlaugh: