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Originally posted by gabby2011
reply to post by wildtimes
So are you saying that you think debbie is guilty..through your "professional" insight..and common sense?
Originally posted by silo13
So, we've found the 'kitten' but not the kid.
(See mark 1:30 - Jeremy foots the small cat off the porch)...
peace
If afterward, you (and anyone else who is having problems following along) still have questions and aren't quite sure what I'm "saying," perhaps a course in reading comprehension might assist. ??
"In this report, I am focusing on the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services. However, I believe Child Protective Services nationwide has become corrupt and that the entire system is broken almost beyond repair. I am convinced parents and families should be warned of the dangers." "· that caseworkers and social workers are oftentimes guilty of fraud. They withhold evidence. They fabricate evidence and they seek to terminate parental rights. However, when charges are made against them, the charges are ignored;"
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by Michelle129th
Ahh, I see, it's my misinterpretation between 'house' and 'home'! Gotcha. It's the Uncles house but not the 'Brad-Win' home. English can be so misleading at times.
As for your theories? Why stop now?
peace
Some people are naturals at Behavioral Analysis. It is a matter of working through detail with systematic thought. It starts with a premise:
Believe what you are told. This is the same principle of Statement Analysis: believe that what you are about to examine is truthful and make your way through the facts (or in the case of linguistic analysis, through the words) and see if you hit any bumps in the road.
A parent states ‘I’m having problems with my child.’ But then condemns a therapist for not supporting them - the parent. Maybe the therapist points to the parent and says - ‘Have you ever thought it might be your fault your child has problems.’ Who knows? What happens then? The parent walks away blaming the therapist or psychologist for being ‘off’ because they (the parent) have not received the validation and feedback they sought. When the parent doesn’t get what they need - they ‘shut down’ and blame those very same people they originally went to for help. That’s Deborah all over the place - and parents like her.
I don't believe there was a misinterpretation of english words on your part. The misinterpretation was more of a mis-representation. We don't know that that cat was the one in question from the Irwin house the night Lisa went missing, and since we don't have that information, we can not say "hey...there's the cat from the Irwin house the night Lisa went missing..."
SAT 11/5 SEARCH STARTING @ 10 am @ 3620 NORTH LISTER BABY LISA IRWIN'S HOME PLZ COME HELP WE NEED TO FIND BABY LISA THANK U #Lisairwin
Edith Fineposted toKMBC News GOOD EVENING SATURDAY 11/5//2011 WE ARE HAVING A BIG SEARCH STARTING AT TEN AN IT WILL BE ALL DAY LONG WE WILL BE CHECKING IN EVERY FEW HOURS SO COME JOIN WHEN U CAN WE NEED THE HELP WE NEED TO FIND BABY LISA WE R MEETING AT 3620 NORTH LISTER BABY LISAS HOME THANK U N GOD BLESS
The guy was a creep, and way too focused on sex.. needless to say..I never let him counsel my child. He was a 'specialist" in dealing with children and families, and there was definitely something "off' about him...considering the way his eyes would "light up" when discussing sex.
According to Ernie Allen, each year in the U.S., there are approximately 115 "stereotypical kidnappings." Of those, Allen says, 56 percent come home alive.
"We think there is real hope for Lisa," says Allen. "You'll often hear that if a child isn't found in a day or a week or a month then there is no hope, but it's just not true."
Particularly in the case of infant abductions, Allen says, the intent of the kidnapping usually isn't to kill or hurt the child, but actually to take care of him or her.
I'm just looking at what information is available, and interpreting the behavior and trying to solve the mystery. That is what the investigators are doing.
Originally posted by gabby2011
Was there not a diaper found in an abandoned home near the Irwin's?
www.imperfectparent.com...
Did I read in this thread that Jersey the handyman who once dated Meagan, was squatting in an abandoned home nearby the Irwins?
Do they have any DNA evidence on this diaper ?
I really think this guy had something to do with it, and was there that evening..and maybe came back..
A backpack containing used diapers and baby wipes were found in a vacant home near where baby Lisa went missing from. Soiled diapers were also found in a wooded area close to the house. ....On Saturday evening, police spokesman Captain Steve Young told Fox said that the diapers seem to have been there for some time...
Originally posted by silo13
Kansas City police said they are not actively searching for 11-month-old Lisa Irwin. Police also said the parents still are not cooperating in the investigation.
That about says it all... Besides...
Where's Lisa?
peace
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - The Kansas City Police Department is still actively searching for missing baby Lisa Irwin, authorities said Friday. Police confirmed that their search is still active. This follows a media report that the police had called off active searches for the baby.