10-14-2011, 07:58 AM
yep. as i thought. it's ABC paying this guy.
i have to be gone a while today, i hope someone watches & reports the big sideshow performance...er...presser today.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A private investigator consulting the family of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin spoke one-on-one with ABC on Thursday.
Bill Stanton spoke about the range of emotions the Irwin family is going through as the search continued for missing baby Lisa.
"I am seeing a family's heart literally torn out of its chest," Stanton told ABC on Thursday. "How do you deal with a heart torn out of your chest? How many tears can you cry?"
Stanton was asked whether he thought Lisa's mother had anything to do with the baby's disappearance.
"She wants to be looked at," Stanton said. "She wants to be vetted, and then once everyone feels she's not a suspect, let's move on and get the bad guy. In my opinion, she understands, look at me, question me, let's get this done."
Stanton said the Irwin family was expected to speak with the media on Friday morning. It was not known if Lisa's parents, Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley, would attend the news conference or if they would speak.
KMBC.com plans to stream the news conference live if it happens.
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/29482161/detail...z1akxRTXHI
i have to be gone a while today, i hope someone watches & reports the big sideshow performance...er...presser today.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A private investigator consulting the family of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin spoke one-on-one with ABC on Thursday.
Bill Stanton spoke about the range of emotions the Irwin family is going through as the search continued for missing baby Lisa.
"I am seeing a family's heart literally torn out of its chest," Stanton told ABC on Thursday. "How do you deal with a heart torn out of your chest? How many tears can you cry?"
Stanton was asked whether he thought Lisa's mother had anything to do with the baby's disappearance.
"She wants to be looked at," Stanton said. "She wants to be vetted, and then once everyone feels she's not a suspect, let's move on and get the bad guy. In my opinion, she understands, look at me, question me, let's get this done."
Stanton said the Irwin family was expected to speak with the media on Friday morning. It was not known if Lisa's parents, Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley, would attend the news conference or if they would speak.
KMBC.com plans to stream the news conference live if it happens.
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/29482161/detail...z1akxRTXHI