Well, it would all depend if both were guilty of course, which they may not be, but it doesn't look promising.

For one, both kids have already had to deal with seperation from their real seperate dads, now it looks like they may both be dealing with maybe losing their real mom, live in dad, sister and maybe eachother if they went to seperate homes.

Of course, they could be better off, but it makes me feel sorry for them none the less.

With a wide open window? Turn on the lights and risk waking someone/everyone?

I don't know where said window is at, so maybe. And, it would be pretty hard to get myself and a baby through a window. It is one thing to climb through with both hands, another to do it holding someone with at least one of them.


There are a lot of unknowns on what happened, a reason for turning on lights being one of them.

Not saying I don't think the parents are behind it, but trying to look at it from both sides.

NBC 41 just had a map of the inside of the home... and traced the path an intruder would have had to taken both thru the window or the door. Seems highly unlikely someone could have done this without being noticed.

Facing house... window is on front right, enter window into computer room, go three or four steps forward, turn left, go three or four steps through door to living room, turn right go 2 or 3 steps through door to hall by boys bedroom, turn left for step or two, turn right into babys room... which is between boys room and parents room all the way at the back center of the house. Very similar if through the front door... but just a straight shot back to the hall... which could be entered from both the right or left side.

Very small baby room right between bigger boys and parents room. Looks to me like anyone breaking in to steal baby would have had to have known exactly where they were going not to disturb anyone else in the house.

....not everyone has the same mental makeup...you'd have to be pretty strong to not get worked up and lose it. I'd be surpised if I could even talk to the media without going off...that said....

this is gut wrenching.

This is how I feel too. I think most dads of such a beautifull little girl would be a complete wreck too, I get teared up even thinking about something happening to my boys. And when the mother of that girl is infront of the cameras crying talking about her, he is just staring at her with just nothing. Also, I noticed when he was talking she abruptly interupted him, which almost seemed strange.


She also now says she left the front door unlocked, and says it is the first time she had ever done that. Why would someone break in a front window especially when the front door is unlocked? Not to mention turn on all the lights and steal cell phones that most of us would assume could leave a trace while everyone sleeps next door.

She says all 3 phones were on counter being reprogrammed? I guess I am just lucky, I have never had to do that to a phone before. Is this common for anyone else?

He is working nights with a sick infant at home but leaves his phone at home?
He had never worked a bit of overtime before but did that particular night. :hmmm: Did someone working nights and being kept awake during the day with a crying sick baby try and give himself an alibi and his wife plenty of time?

Grrrr I hope they gave the baby to a relative or something. Their whole story just seems fabricated. I hope she is somewhere safe.

Definitely sounds like one of the parents did this but my guess is the wife

Sad

FBI, Police Search Landfill For Body

SHAWNEE, Kan. -- FBI agents, along with Kansas City police, searched a Johnson County, Kan., landfill Friday in connection with the case of missing 10-month-old Lisa Irwin.

FBI spokeswoman Bridget Patton said agents were conducting a secondary search at the landfill at Interstate 435 and Holliday Drive. Investigators were also there on Tuesday looking for evidence.

"About noon today, a team of federal agents came and they entered the landfill searching for a missing person. Yes, it has to do with Lisa Irwin," said Tom Coffman of Deffenbaugh.

FBI agents searched a 20-to- 30-acre section of the landfill, but came away with nothing. KMBC's Peggy Breit reported that the FBI told landfill executives that they were searching for a body.

Coffman said the trash agents searched came from the area of the Irwin home.
Lisa disappeared from her parents' home in the 3600 block of North Lister Avenue sometime between 10:30 p.m. Monday night and 4 a.m. on Tuesday.

Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/29419762/de...#ixzz1aCWkOLor

Ugh, that has to be a miserable job. I'm not sure what kind of luck they're going to have, some kid here in Omaha disappeared quite a few years ago and authorities spent days and days searching a landfill but never found him.

Could it be a cover up? Maybe she died, maybe at the hands of one of the parents, and they staged the entire "kidnapping."

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