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No confirmation. That based on one (1) video clip it is reported many different ways. People don't take the time to listen, really listen to what is said. But rather hear what they want to hear.....
Did you miss that link provided by Judydawg?
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by Dav1d
Did you miss that link provided by Judydawg?
I must have - let me go back and look. Remember when I get in here in the morning there's a lot of posts I have to go back through as we're all not on the same time zone.
I did hear the family went on a 'retreat' to prepare for the grand jury and a confession - but - I couldn't find a viable link and didn't want to print hearsay of that magnitude without something to back it up with.
Thanks for the heads up I'll go look now.
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by Dav1d
No confirmation. That based on one (1) video clip it is reported many different ways. People don't take the time to listen, really listen to what is said. But rather hear what they want to hear.....
Oh I heard it - I just find it terribly difficult to believe the police would allow the story to continue if there was nothing to it or if it were an out and out lie.
Speaking of convolutions there's another report that said Megan called 911 to report the call. And yet another reporting the media knew this information from police reports and 'ambushed' Megan to get her story (based on those reports).
Just sayin'.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A special program is going on this week to train law enforcement officials in the best investigative techniques for handling missing and abducted children. Interestingly, the program is going on while area law enforcement agencies are searching for 10-month-old Lisa Irwin, who went missing from her Kansas City home on Monday night. KMBC's Maria Antonia took a closer look at what the 150 local and regional law enforcement officers were learning during the program. One of the many things the attendees learned was how to ask the right questions to get the most information from a potential witness. For example, organizers said it's not a good approach to ask what they saw that was unusual. "We don't want to know what you saw that was unusual, we want to know what you saw, because what you think is unusual is not what we're interested in," said program director Phil Keith. "We want to know what you factually see. It's a fact or evidence." Local law enforcement officials who are taking part in the training want to form a child abduction response team, or CART, which would be a specialized team similar to the Metro Squad. The group's specialty would be organizing rapid responses to cases involving missing children, such as Irwin's case. The training program this week has ties to the United States Department of Justice.
Another tidbit that suggest those most interested in child abduction, where NOT available when Lisa went missing! There was a prescheduled event taking place in KC that week....
Forté also walked into a national firestorm. Lisa Irwin disappeared four days before he was named chief and he's had up to 50 investigators working on the case daily. "I'm sure we'll get it resolved. I can't give you a timeline but we are doing everything we can do every day," he said. The media and others have been critical of how the Kansas City Police Department is conducting their investigation on missing baby Lisa.[ b] Forté said it doesn't bother him at all ...
“We’re an arrogant organization,” Forté said, meaning that police too often don’t work well enough with city officials or neighborhood residents.
The chief says he’s out to change a culture that’s allowed some officers to describe citizens in derogatory terms such as “bems” (booger-eating morons) and “white trash.” Respect is a two-way street
But on Wednesday, in a meeting with The Star’s Editorial Board, Forte said the police are “not trying to vilify the family.”
The police have good reasons for doing what they are doing, the chief added. That’s essentially a response to the attorneys, who have indicated the police have been overbearing in their treatment of the parents, implying they were involved in the disappearance of baby Lisa.
Working with residents: The chief makes it abundantly clear that he wants the police to improve relations with citizens throughout Kansas City.
Perhaps it should, matter to him?!? Perhaps if baby Lisa mattered, the people most interested in finding missing/abducted children, all ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of them wouldn't be sitting in class?
I want to go back to this post from it seems forever ago....october 11. I'm not picking on you specifically silo....just that your post is the first in this thread of many to accuse mom of withholding the drinking information from police. I have gone all the way back to page one and reread and rewatched every single interview and news release. I even regoogled to find the key words "mom withheld drinking information" and other similar phrases with no luck other than reporters stating she withheld or asking if she had withheld that information. The reality is....mom didn't report the drinking information to the MEDIA until a week later....that does not mean she didn't report it to the police from day one. The MSM is completely spinning that tale to imply she's lying or withholding information. The reporter on this link:
I believe we now have reached the point where an entertainer, puts spin on a report about Lisa parents, and we now condemn Deborah for having once again changed her story!
Bill Stanton, the New York-based private investigator who is consulting the family of missing baby Lisa Irwin, said that he and the baby's family would be keeping a low profile this weekend.
On Friday, the family left the home on North Walrond Avenue where they have been staying. There is no indication where they have gone.
Stanton did not return calls to KMBC 9 News, but he texted reporter Cliff Judy that he was, "Laying loooooow ."
FOX 4 talked to a psychic about what's going on with the Lisa Irwin Case. Her advice was for police to expand their search area. It's been almost one month since the 11-month-old disappeared from her Northland home. Arachne has been a psychic for more than 30 years. She knows that people have a skewed perception especially with this high profile cast. Still, she offered to read Tarot cards related to this case. Arachne's tarot card for law enforcement came out upside down. "This would represent law enforcement," said Arachne. "If it were right side up, that would be one thing, but it's upside down, it means law enforcement really doesn't have a clue." Arachne believes baby Lisa is alive and was taken by someone not connected to the family, but has been inside the home.
Originally posted by Dav1d
FOX 4 talked to a psychic about what's going on with the Lisa Irwin Case. Her advice was for police to expand their search area. It's been almost one month since the 11-month-old disappeared from her Northland home. Arachne has been a psychic for more than 30 years. She knows that people have a skewed perception especially with this high profile cast. Still, she offered to read Tarot cards related to this case. Arachne's tarot card for law enforcement came out upside down. "This would represent law enforcement," said Arachne. "If it were right side up, that would be one thing, but it's upside down, it means law enforcement really doesn't have a clue." Arachne believes baby Lisa is alive and was taken by someone not connected to the family, but has been inside the home.
And yet still another voice, another opinion on the Kanas City Police....