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Originally posted by silo13
Missouri Woman's Phone Tied to Baby Lisa's Disappearance
Another 'phone' video. Exposing lies. Making more assumptions. Just another mouthpiece but worth a listen.
peace
Is little Lisa a victim of having "bad parents" is she worth less because she chose the wrong parents? Does little Lisa deserve nothing more than a few people hoping that her case was done with the utmost professionalism? Doesn't little Lisa have a right to accountability? Shouldn't those who deem that little Lisa is worth less than 45 days of searching be held accountable? Don't we have a right to know what exactly was done in her name to find her, and when? If not Lisa then when?
Originally posted by gabby2011
reply to post by Dav1d
Is little Lisa a victim of having "bad parents" is she worth less because she chose the wrong parents? Does little Lisa deserve nothing more than a few people hoping that her case was done with the utmost professionalism? Doesn't little Lisa have a right to accountability? Shouldn't those who deem that little Lisa is worth less than 45 days of searching be held accountable? Don't we have a right to know what exactly was done in her name to find her, and when? If not Lisa then when?
I agree with you 100%..so how do you propose they be held accountable? It does send a message out that it is very easy to abduct a child and get away with it.
You have to understand when I say hope.. it is because I want to believe they are trying..for the sake of the child. Please don't jump on me for hoping... and if you feel hope has no value, what do you suggest be done?
At this point can you or anyone honestly tell me that you believe if just one more person condemns Deborah she will lead us to little Lisa? That the next parent of an unloved child will give that child up for adoption, rather than killing it, because of how Deborah was condemned? Or does all the condemnation of Deborah simply make it just a tiny bit easier to hate? Does it make it "alright" to hate in certain cases? Is that as a nation the direction we wish to go? Is that our hope of the future, to become a nation of haters?
I'm an idea person, I got paid to think.. I like to believe that KCPD has some one reading forums, searching for ideas... I like to believe that if enough people ask why didn't you do this.... 1) that just possiblely someone in KCPD will say hay that's a good question, why didn't we.... a) that just might cause KCPD to try just one of my ideas, or some other idea generated here.
Would I honestly be able to look into those eyes and tell her you chose the wrong parents, they apparently didn't love you enough, and because they chose NOT to love you, I don't need to care about you.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri (Isabelle Zehnder reporting) -- Local private investigator Ron Rugen said in private Facebook message Tuesday, “The local community's overall believability of Bradley and Irwin is reflected by lack of those participating in ‘search parties.’ They just cannot seem to drum up many to go out and conduct citizen searches.”
He’s right. Glaringly absent from this case are the search parties. A community binding together, day and night, looking for this baby. Offering help to police, printing and passing out fliers, and doing anything and everything they could possibly do to help find this child. That’s normally how it works.
Continue reading on Examiner.com Local PI sheds light on why no search parties for missing Baby Lisa - National missing persons | Examiner.com www.examiner.com...
I'm well aware of the mindset that says give the police their chance! And the mindset that says I can't do anything anyway I'm just one person... But all great ideas start somewhere with someone, and they grow. I'm asking do we want Law Enforcement to be little more than enablers? Do we want law enforcement to assume the role of telling us who it is okay to hate, to vilify? Or do we what more from them?
1. Since the spring of 1994, lawyers and journalists have named the Vancouver Club as a site where children are routinely trafficked, exploited sexually and possibly killed. These crimes were documented, including with photographic proof, by Vancouver trial lawyer Jack Cram and his assistant Renate Andres-Auger, during 1994. Both of these lawyers attempted to bring a lawsuit against two Supreme Court judges in Vancouver for their proven complicity in this alleged pedophile ring, in April of 1994. Both of them were disbarred, and Jack Cram was arrested, drugged and jailed, and the evidence he had on the Club and these judges was stolen.
3. An attempt by reporters with the Vancouver Province and the North Shore News to investigate these claims and the Cram evidence was stopped by a threatened lawsuit against these newspapers from the two Supreme Court judges named by Cram, during 1996 and 1997.
4. One of the predecessors to our ITCCS, the U.N.-affiliated IHRAAM Tribunal into Indian Residential Schools, obtained considerable evidence during its June, 1998 hearings in Vancouver concerning the Vancouver Club pedophile ring. This included eyewitness accounts from an employee at the Club and from a retired RCMP officer, who was discouraged by his superiors from investigating the Club, where the RCMP Superintendent is a member. When one of the IHRAAM investigators, Kevin Annett, publicly surfaced this evidence, he became immediately targeted by a COINTELPRO-type “dirty tricks” campaign by the RCMP and its aboriginal agents that continues to the present day.
Penn State Scandal: Rumor Claims Sandusky “Pimped Out” Boys to Rich Donors
By Zac Wassink, Yahoo! Contributor Network
2 hours, 36 minutes ago
Just when you thought the Penn State child sex-abuse scandal couldn't possibly get any worse, we may have just scratched the surface. Joe Paterno being fired could be just the start of arguably the biggest downfall in the history of college athletics.
Pittsburgh radio personality Mark Madden, who penned a column for the Beaver County Times back in April of this year named "Sandusky a State secret," a column which foreshadowed the recent scandal which has absolutely gutted those of us in the Penn State family, was a guest on the Dennis & Callahan Morning Show on WEEI sports talk radio out of Boston on Thursday morning. During his appearance, Madden, who has been mostly right regarding this issue from the very start, dropped what can only be called a bombshell, an announcement which could mean far more than the end of Joe Paterno's career.
Madden stated that two "prominent columnists" are currently investigating a rumor that Jerry Sandusky's Second Mile Foundation, a non-profit organization aimed to serve underprivileged youths, was "pimping out young boys to rich (Penn State) donors." Madden went on to say that Jerry Sandusky was told by those running the show at Penn State football that Sandusky had to retire after allegations made in 1998 that the defensive coordinator was guilty of "improper conduct with an underage male." Sandusky, thought by some to be Joe Paterno's successor at the time, abruptly and somewhat shockingly retired from coaching in 1999.
It actually gets worse. Madden went on to say "When Sandusky quit, everybody knew; not just at Penn State. It was a very poorly kept secret around college football, in general. That is why he never coached in college football again and retired at the relatively young age of 55, young for a coach." Madden also called the Second Mile Foundation "the perfect cover" for Sandusky's scheme.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - Interviews with the older half brothers of missing baby Lisa Irwin are underway, Kansas City Police Department officials said Thursday afternoon. The FBI is helping oversee the interviews by trained child specialists, police said.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
A Jackson County man won't serve any jail time for shooting and killing his neighbor.
People who live near the two men involved in the feud told KCTV5's Amy Anderson back when it happened, they weren't all that surprised the on-going dispute turned deadly. What is surprising to some is the judge's sentence.
It was June 2010 and KCTV5 News was there minutes after 20-year-old Darrell Dancy was found shot to death, lying in the grass. Michael Thompson, 42, was arrested on the scene and charged with voluntary manslaughter, a charge he pleaded guilty to.
Dancy and Thompson, according to police, had been involved in an on-going feud which had escalated well past arguing. Thompson said Dancy had thrown a brick through his window, narrowly missing an infant and other family members. Thompson responded by grabbing his gun and firing.
Jackson County Circuit Judge Sandra Midkiff sentenced Thompson on Monday but he's not going to jail. Instead, the judge sentenced him to five years probation and told Thompson he has to move out of the neighborhood where the shooting happened.
Prosecuting Attorney Rick Holtsclaw argued for the maximum of 10 years. Anderson talked to him Tuesday and, while he declined to go on camera, he said he respects the judge's decision adding, "she did what she felt was best"
Midkiff ordered Thompson to pay Dancy's family $3,000.
Source here
Police are still actively searching for #LisaIrwin. We've gotten 1205 tips & have cleared 959.
4 Nov
Investigators have received 1,271 tips and cleared 966 of them. Law enforcement officers initially
www.ktts.com...
Originally posted by Dav1d
So in 6 days they have gotten in 66 new tips, and they have managed to clear 7 tips, there are roughly 2000 officers in the KCPD, I believe. If we take 7 cleared tips, and divide it by 6 days, and divide that by 2000 officers we get something like 0.00058 tips per officer per day...
Originally posted by schmae
I am trying to give KCPD the benefit of the doubt. I am HOPEFUL that they are diligent and trying and that they know some info from very early on that has made them SURE the family is involved and THAT is why they seem to be not really searching as much as we'd expect to see. That being said, it's been 5 weeks ! That's a long freaking time now to have literally NO CASE as they say they have.
Originally posted by schmae
reply to post by IwasOnceHappy
Why aren't you happy any more ?
Originally posted by schmae
I am trying to give KCPD the benefit of the doubt. I am HOPEFUL that they are diligent and trying and that they know some info from very early on that has made them SURE the family is involved and THAT is why they seem to be not really searching as much as we'd expect to see.
That being said, it's been 5 weeks !
That's a long freaking time now to have literally NO CASE as they say they have.
If this group of folks who seem ( not to be mean or spiteful) to be not highly educated and possibly not highly intelligent and some or most involved with drugs and alcohol ( i mean parents , neighbors, any of the characters we've seen so far) and KCPD cannot trip them up or figure this out, then I'll have to say KCPD is the most inept there is.
I keep thinking back to these folks cannot be criminal masterminds. But I guess you don't need masterminds if you've got gomer pyle behind you looking for clues. God be with Lisa on heaven or earth,wherever she spends her birthday tomorrow