Friday morning, appearing on “Good Morning America” and the “Today” show, Lisa’s parents said they had been upset Thursday by how they were treated during long interrogations.

“From the start, when they’ve questioned me, once I couldn’t fill in gaps, it turned into ‘You did it, you did it,’ ” Bradley said. “They took a picture down from the table and said ‘Look at your baby!’ And ‘Do what’s right for her!’ I kept saying ‘I don’t know…’ I just sat there.

“I didn’t even ask to leave. I just let them keep asking questions.”

Irwin said he told authorities Thursday that he needed a break from their questions.

“I told them I had to have a break — no more questions today,” Irwin said. “I asked to be let go, and they let me go from (the) police station.



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no sure of MO laws on lie detectors; but lie detectors 'detect' lies as well as Matt Cassel leads game winning drives.

Sounds like they’d better lawyer up, like, yesterday. The police have decided who’s guilty and now they’ll set about building a case around it.

Starting to remind me a bit of the Jon Benet Ramsey murder.

When no immediate suspect comes to mind the police start leaking tons of info about the family to the press and start a public trial.

Yup, exactly what I’m thinking.

yup.

Police source says the husband began getting "testy, and stopped cooperating."

Reality = after 11 hours of interrogation and being told "you did it, just confess" the husband asked to stop the questioning.

I think they can tell the difference though between being nervous the whole time and reacting to a specific question. The latter would look a lot more suspicious. Generalized anxiety wouldn't tell them very much IMO.

Seriously? If I had a child missing and in danger, I would want the police to grill everyone, myself included. Maybe I have relevant info without even knowing it. My reputation would be the last thing on my mind.

Lawyering up while your child is still missing sends a very bad message.

Why the heck would you break into the house through the Front window? The one on the main street? I would assume most burglars break in through a back window.

I would never talk to the police w/out a lawyer in such a serious situation like that. Reputation has nothing to do with it - for me anyway - it's more a matter of protecting myself from over zealous LEOs/Prosecutors etc.

She should have just said they had a guy nanny - named Danny. Danny the nanny took her. Worked for Casey Anthony. If your jury lives under power lines, eats pain chips for snacks and lives in tampa it is completely reasonable.

Wow! so lets assume they ARE innocent. after 11 hours of being told you did it, he understandably says I've had enough I need a break. one ****ing hour later the police hold a press conference saying they are no longer cooperating. IF that is really the way that went down, and IF they come out of this innocent......somebodies head should roll over that bullshit. that's just a bald faced lie to make them look bad! what a load of crap. (several IF's in there though.....)

Casey Anthony was hawt and had swag. This chick is a ****ing water buffalo nobody will care if she gets the chair.

precisely why they should've lawyered up from the beginning.