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This is not something easy to do, to stay with something this terrible is not easy at all.
Originally posted by gabby2011
reply to post by antar
This is not something easy to do, to stay with something this terrible is not easy at all.
and if anything should ever happen to one of your children or your grandchildren, hopefully there will be those in ATS ready....to rake over every little detail of your life and theirs, and make you all out to be a lying criminals while you mourn the loss of a child...
edit on 13-10-2011 by gabby2011 because: (no reason given)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City police were back on the search for missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin Thursday. The FBI was also involved in the search
Police searched a wooden area north of 210 Highway, west of Searcy Creek Pkwy., east of N. Brighton Ave., and south of N. 36th St. They canvassed the wooded area on foot and also used ATV's and search dogs.
Irwin and Bradley said they found their daughter missing at 4 a.m. Oct. 4. They said she was snatched from her crib while sleeping by an unknown kidnapper.
The couple has been staying with relatives since then. They returned to their home on Lister Avenue Thursday morning to pick up mail, but Bradley has reportedly said the family will never return to the home to live.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A private investigator who has been hired to come to Kansas City to assist in the search for missing baby Lisa Irwin said on Friday that a $100,000 reward has been setup for her safe return.
In addition to announcing the reward, Stanton said he was assembling a team to help find baby Lisa. Stanton said one of the members of the team was Dr. Marisa Randazo, an expert on threat assessment and targeted violence according to the website, CampusThreatAssessment.org.
Jeanine Pirro and Geraldo Rivera joined Happening Now to comment on the case and described several inconsistencies in the parents’ statements.
Pirro said that what doesn’t add up to her is the fact that while Lisa Irwin’s mother claims that the baby was snatched while she was asleep, there was a baby monitor on that night and she didn’t hear anything suspicious. Also, the Irwins have a dog that has been known to bark frequently, but remained quiet that night.
Rivera said that because October 4 was the first night that baby Lisa’s father worked the overnight shift, “It seems to me that it’s virtually impossible that this is not an inside job.”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Newly appointed Kansas City Police Chief Darry Forte was sworn in on Thursday morning and talked very briefly about the case of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - The first Kansas City Police Department officers responding to a report that baby Lisa Irwin has disappeared are alerted to a recent theft complaint involving her father.
One of the responding officers is told about an Aug. 16 call involving Irwin.
"There was a complaint issued to a Jeremy Irwin regards to a larceny,"
KCTV5 was unable to obtain more information about this complaint on Friday.