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**Iowanian** · 10-05-2011, 02:30 PM

How is this not a topic of discussion on a KC message board?

**mikeyis4dcats.** · 10-12-2011, 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shogun

Paper plate... box of wine....

paper plates and a box of wine

they ate the baby

the parents are DINGOS?!?

Hydrae · 10-12-2011, 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shogun

Paper plate... box of wine....

paper plates and a box of wine

they ate the baby

The baby was not named Raoul.

**Shogun** · 10-12-2011, 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hydrae

The baby was not named Raoul.

are you certain?

Deberg_1990 · 10-13-2011, 07:17 AM

Star Columnist slamming on "Wild Bill" Whitlock style...

http://www.kansascity.com/2011/10/12...-sideshow.html

Cue the music and send in the clowns.

Oh, wait. Never mind. Curtain’s already up. The circus has begun.

The disappearance of Baby Lisa Irwin is strange. But with the appearance of “Wild Bill” Stanton, the case officially enters the land of bizarre.

Stanton is a self-promoter, plain and simple. He had three or four years as a New York City police officer back in the late ’80s before a hand injury sent him into early, early retirement.

So Wild Bill was born. He became a private detective, a bouncer, a bodyguard eager to hobnob with celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis. Maybe he was hoping a little bit of Hollywood glamour would rub off, giving the impression that he was the real deal, one who’d done all those cops-and-robber stunts.

Bully for entrepreneurial savvy. For a man with so little time on the force, he’s made quite a living since then preaching about the ways of police. Stanton dug a niche as one of the talking head “experts” that news shows let blather to fill air time. He also linked with high-profile attorneys. A 2001 magazine said Stanton’s private eye business grossed “seven figures.”

And apparently he persuaded the Irwin family to let him assist in the hunt for Baby Lisa. No word on who pays his tab. NBC?

Stanton declined to speak at length Wednesday with a Kansas City Star reporter.

None of it matters. He’s not a police officer. He has no legal authority. He’s not even a licensed private detective in Missouri. He will have no access to police findings.

The family could be accused of gullibility. But no one receives a handbook when they become a parent. And notes certainly aren’t readily available on how best to handle matters in the worst scenario — your baby is missing.

One would hope that common sense and maturity would prevail. That hasn’t always been the case so far. Wild Bill is simply the latest in a series of twists.

Aspects of the investigation — the missing cellphones, the mother’s reported flunked polygraph, word that a neighbor might have been swabbed for DNA, the temporary impasse between the parents and police — have dribbled out from family and others close to them.

Local media have struggled to get access to what often are routine interviews in such a dire situation. In abduction cases, it is imperative that word gets out locally, where the most likely tips will be derived.

Still, it is possible that this semi-celebrity private eye will coax someone to come forward with information. Maybe they’ll want the photo op.

But until another sideshow arrives (psychics?) the right people remain on the job.

Baby Lisa has Kansas City police, trained and legally qualified, diligently working for her best interest.

ReynardMuldrake · 10-13-2011, 07:23 AM

They "interviewed" Wild Bill on 96.5 this morning. He agreed beforehand but when they called him he said he was too busy for it. He sounded like a flake.

Al Bundy · 10-13-2011, 07:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Star Columnist slamming on "Wild Bill" Whitlock style...

http://www.kansascity.com/2011/10/12...-sideshow.html
Baby Lisa has Kansas City police, trained and legally qualified, diligently working for her best interest.

I lol'ed at this.

**bevischief** · 10-13-2011, 08:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eric007

was not kidnapped the parents did something to her,just using this to cover it up,just watch

Well no shit.

Fairplay · 10-15-2011, 11:12 AM

I think i will drive down that neighborhood today just to see all the hub-bub going on.

Maybe i can get Wild Bill's autograph. I will be back with a full report.

Stewie · 10-15-2011, 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fairplay

I think i will drive down that neighborhood today just to see all the hub-bub going on.

Maybe i can get Wild Bill's autograph. I will be back with a full report.

Maybe you'll find baby Lisa and get $100K!

Fairplay · 10-15-2011, 11:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stewie

Maybe you'll find baby Lisa and get $100K!

That thought crossed my mind. I always thought it i came into some money i would rather get it by some act of fate like catching a wanted person, or rescuing someone or something like that in which i get a reward offered to me.

Fairplay · 10-15-2011, 06:54 PM

Drove down the street that the poor baby was missing from today. Police driving up and down the street. Two news crews were just across the street almost. Camped out. A group of people, neighbors or something were close to them talking.
There were two garage sales on both on the street about 6 houses down.
One chatted cautiously about it. Probably wondering who i was. I purchased something and politely drove back towards the house again. Signs and all in front of it. Then a lady walked up to my car and handed me a sheet of paper abour baby Lisa, and told me there was a prayer gathering at 6 this evening and were going to release some balloons. Talking with her she told me she helped in the baby Doe case a few years back. Some baby got decapitated she said.
I think she felt like she needed to attached to this incident also, which is cool. We all have a calling in life i think.

I took a few pics then drove off. People look at you kind of funny when something like this is going down. Look at everyone as a suspect i suppose.

Didn't see my main man Wild Bill Stanton, or the mom and dad for that matter.

**BigMeatballDave** · 10-15-2011, 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eric007

was not kidnapped the parents did something to her,just using this to cover it up,just watch

Holy shit, dude! You just busted this case wide open...

**Bowser** · 10-15-2011, 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave

Holy shit, dude! You just busted this case wide open...

Here's footage of eric007 racing to the scene....

Fairplay · 10-15-2011, 08:08 PM

Breaking news, link as follows.

http://www.nbcactionnews.com/dpp/new...police-custody

BREAKING NEWS
"Jersey" arrested, diapers found at home
"Jersey," man sought for questioning in Lisa Irwin case, in police custody

Posted: 7:02 PM
Last Updated: 7 minutes ago

By: Kevin Mitchell

Police have found soiled diapers at and abandoned home about four blocks away from Lisa Irwin's home, and have set up crime scene tape around the home.

Meanwhile a "handyman" nicknamed "Jersey" from Lisa Irwin's neighborhood, who police sought for questioning earlier this week, is in police custody according to Kansas City, Mo. Public Information Officer Capt. Steve Young.

He was arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant.

Police have not charged the man with a crime, but do say that they are questioning him about Lisa Irwin's disappearance.

While police currently questioning "Jersey," police searched a house near the 3900 Block of Chouteau Trafficway and Russell. Inside of the abandoned house, they found men's clothing, food, a backpack and freshly soiled baby diapers. Diapers were also found around 300 yards away from the home, which is about four block away from Irwin's home.

The diapers in the home were described as "very fresh."

Police could be seen putting crime scene tape at the abandoned home where the diapers were found.

Young said that the questioning of "Jersey" is in line with normal police procedures involved in the Lisa Irwin case. Young said that they are doing their due diligence by interviewing every person they can who frequents or lives in Irwin's neighborhood.

Jersey was sought on Oct. 10 after police brought a picture of him to the door of a neighbor of Irwin's and asked him if he had seen him.

The neighbor told police that he had seen the man, who he described as in his 20s, riding a bike and carrying a backpack.

The neighbor, who has lived in the neighborhood for 40 years and says he knows all of its residents, said he is sure the man does not live close by and was suspicious of the man even before Lisa disappeared.

Fresh diapers hopefully means the little girl is very much alive.

This case might come to an end very soon if this creep is indeed the one who kidnapped her.

Find the cell phones also.

Titty Meat · 10-15-2011, 08:10 PM

Watch it be Matt Cassel's after staring down the blitz in a game of Madden.

10-05-2011, 02:30 PM
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10-13-2011, 07:17 AM	#334
Deberg_1990 In Search of a Life Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: San Antonio Tx. Casino cash: $3454454	Star Columnist slamming on "Wild Bill" Whitlock style... http://www.kansascity.com/2011/10/12...-sideshow.html Cue the music and send in the clowns. Oh, wait. Never mind. Curtain’s already up. The circus has begun. The disappearance of Baby Lisa Irwin is strange. But with the appearance of “Wild Bill” Stanton, the case officially enters the land of bizarre. Stanton is a self-promoter, plain and simple. He had three or four years as a New York City police officer back in the late ’80s before a hand injury sent him into early, early retirement. So Wild Bill was born. He became a private detective, a bouncer, a bodyguard eager to hobnob with celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis. Maybe he was hoping a little bit of Hollywood glamour would rub off, giving the impression that he was the real deal, one who’d done all those cops-and-robber stunts. Bully for entrepreneurial savvy. For a man with so little time on the force, he’s made quite a living since then preaching about the ways of police. Stanton dug a niche as one of the talking head “experts” that news shows let blather to fill air time. He also linked with high-profile attorneys. A 2001 magazine said Stanton’s private eye business grossed “seven figures.” And apparently he persuaded the Irwin family to let him assist in the hunt for Baby Lisa. No word on who pays his tab. NBC? Stanton declined to speak at length Wednesday with a Kansas City Star reporter. None of it matters. He’s not a police officer. He has no legal authority. He’s not even a licensed private detective in Missouri. He will have no access to police findings. The family could be accused of gullibility. But no one receives a handbook when they become a parent. And notes certainly aren’t readily available on how best to handle matters in the worst scenario — your baby is missing. One would hope that common sense and maturity would prevail. That hasn’t always been the case so far. Wild Bill is simply the latest in a series of twists. Aspects of the investigation — the missing cellphones, the mother’s reported flunked polygraph, word that a neighbor might have been swabbed for DNA, the temporary impasse between the parents and police — have dribbled out from family and others close to them. Local media have struggled to get access to what often are routine interviews in such a dire situation. In abduction cases, it is imperative that word gets out locally, where the most likely tips will be derived. Still, it is possible that this semi-celebrity private eye will coax someone to come forward with information. Maybe they’ll want the photo op. But until another sideshow arrives (psychics?) the right people remain on the job. Baby Lisa has Kansas City police, trained and legally qualified, diligently working for her best interest.
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10-13-2011, 07:23 AM	#335
ReynardMuldrake 2 Legit 2 Colquitt Join Date: Sep 2010 Casino cash: $4065754	They "interviewed" Wild Bill on 96.5 this morning. He agreed beforehand but when they called him he said he was too busy for it. He sounded like a flake.
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10-15-2011, 11:12 AM	#338
Fairplay A certain set of skills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: texas Casino cash: $10026683 VARSITY	I think i will drive down that neighborhood today just to see all the hub-bub going on. Maybe i can get Wild Bill's autograph. I will be back with a full report.
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10-15-2011, 06:54 PM	#341
Fairplay A certain set of skills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: texas Casino cash: $10026683 VARSITY	Drove down the street that the poor baby was missing from today. Police driving up and down the street. Two news crews were just across the street almost. Camped out. A group of people, neighbors or something were close to them talking. There were two garage sales on both on the street about 6 houses down. One chatted cautiously about it. Probably wondering who i was. I purchased something and politely drove back towards the house again. Signs and all in front of it. Then a lady walked up to my car and handed me a sheet of paper abour baby Lisa, and told me there was a prayer gathering at 6 this evening and were going to release some balloons. Talking with her she told me she helped in the baby Doe case a few years back. Some baby got decapitated she said. I think she felt like she needed to attached to this incident also, which is cool. We all have a calling in life i think. I took a few pics then drove off. People look at you kind of funny when something like this is going down. Look at everyone as a suspect i suppose. Didn't see my main man Wild Bill Stanton, or the mom and dad for that matter.
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10-15-2011, 08:08 PM	#344
Fairplay A certain set of skills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: texas Casino cash: $10026683 VARSITY	Breaking news, link as follows. http://www.nbcactionnews.com/dpp/new...police-custody BREAKING NEWS "Jersey" arrested, diapers found at home "Jersey," man sought for questioning in Lisa Irwin case, in police custody Posted: 7:02 PM Last Updated: 7 minutes ago By: Kevin Mitchell Police have found soiled diapers at and abandoned home about four blocks away from Lisa Irwin's home, and have set up crime scene tape around the home. Meanwhile a "handyman" nicknamed "Jersey" from Lisa Irwin's neighborhood, who police sought for questioning earlier this week, is in police custody according to Kansas City, Mo. Public Information Officer Capt. Steve Young. He was arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant. Police have not charged the man with a crime, but do say that they are questioning him about Lisa Irwin's disappearance. While police currently questioning "Jersey," police searched a house near the 3900 Block of Chouteau Trafficway and Russell. Inside of the abandoned house, they found men's clothing, food, a backpack and freshly soiled baby diapers. Diapers were also found around 300 yards away from the home, which is about four block away from Irwin's home. The diapers in the home were described as "very fresh." Police could be seen putting crime scene tape at the abandoned home where the diapers were found. Young said that the questioning of "Jersey" is in line with normal police procedures involved in the Lisa Irwin case. Young said that they are doing their due diligence by interviewing every person they can who frequents or lives in Irwin's neighborhood. Jersey was sought on Oct. 10 after police brought a picture of him to the door of a neighbor of Irwin's and asked him if he had seen him. The neighbor told police that he had seen the man, who he described as in his 20s, riding a bike and carrying a backpack. The neighbor, who has lived in the neighborhood for 40 years and says he knows all of its residents, said he is sure the man does not live close by and was suspicious of the man even before Lisa disappeared. Fresh diapers hopefully means the little girl is very much alive. This case might come to an end very soon if this creep is indeed the one who kidnapped her. Find the cell phones also.
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