10-15-2011, 11:25 PM
I've been living this story for awhile and been tracking this thread since about page 3.
It is a sick world we live in that this is going on and I hate that I am living so close to what is becoming a side show of what should be a city/nation wide search for a little girl.
Quick Background (most likely not quick): I can see the lights from my house to where the police are searching the abandoned building that they found the diapers. I could have told them they should have searched there day 1. Hell there are at least 4 more buildings like the one they are at on this same street.
In the beginning of this story there was much praise to pass around for LE and news as they were on top of this story quickly and freely passing along info. Now LC is right it seems once the weekend hits everyone takes a break, I'm surprised they are doing this on a Saturday if at all.
Our family passed along a tip (not through the hotline; actually speaking to the FBI) and local LE finally checked back in with us for a follow up a nice 4 days later. I understand they get 1000 tips, but the person of interest was still where we had left them and now I wish we had tailed the person ourselves until we physically saw LE interview the lady we saw with a baby that fit the description of Lisa the day of the supposed kidnapping.
Our son is in the same class as the oldest Irwin and we just can comprehend these parents. My wife is still holding out hope that they are innocent and that Lisa will be found. Sadly this means that see is constantly scared that what happened to Lisa may happen to one of children. Until Lisa is found how can I argue with her as the lights are flashing in our rear windows.
I dont know what me posting here adds to the story, but when stories like this pop up you immedeitly think the parents. Then when you found out that not only do you live mere blocks away, but you actually had your kid chapparoned on a field trip by the mom that failed a lie detector test. Then over a week later abandoned buildings are turning up baby diapers and food, you just really don't know what to do.
Not to take away anything from the search for this missing girl but this story has wider range pain that hits more homes then the Irwins.
All I know is that over this time I have only seen 2 cars with postings for lisa's return and no flyers, while in that same time I can't go 1 block without seeing a poster for a consignment sale for this weekend. I would be searching daily and posting whereever they would let me her picture and getting the help of anyone to find my daughter. I sure as hell wouldn't be staying at a family members' house while sirens are going off as I type this and lights are flashing where my daughter might have possibly been.
Thanks for letting me vent, it's 10:23 sirens are going crazy, sadly it's most likely nothing, but I hope this story just ends and Lisa is where God needs her most (where ever that might be).
-cham
It is a sick world we live in that this is going on and I hate that I am living so close to what is becoming a side show of what should be a city/nation wide search for a little girl.
Quick Background (most likely not quick): I can see the lights from my house to where the police are searching the abandoned building that they found the diapers. I could have told them they should have searched there day 1. Hell there are at least 4 more buildings like the one they are at on this same street.
In the beginning of this story there was much praise to pass around for LE and news as they were on top of this story quickly and freely passing along info. Now LC is right it seems once the weekend hits everyone takes a break, I'm surprised they are doing this on a Saturday if at all.
Our family passed along a tip (not through the hotline; actually speaking to the FBI) and local LE finally checked back in with us for a follow up a nice 4 days later. I understand they get 1000 tips, but the person of interest was still where we had left them and now I wish we had tailed the person ourselves until we physically saw LE interview the lady we saw with a baby that fit the description of Lisa the day of the supposed kidnapping.
Our son is in the same class as the oldest Irwin and we just can comprehend these parents. My wife is still holding out hope that they are innocent and that Lisa will be found. Sadly this means that see is constantly scared that what happened to Lisa may happen to one of children. Until Lisa is found how can I argue with her as the lights are flashing in our rear windows.
I dont know what me posting here adds to the story, but when stories like this pop up you immedeitly think the parents. Then when you found out that not only do you live mere blocks away, but you actually had your kid chapparoned on a field trip by the mom that failed a lie detector test. Then over a week later abandoned buildings are turning up baby diapers and food, you just really don't know what to do.
Not to take away anything from the search for this missing girl but this story has wider range pain that hits more homes then the Irwins.
All I know is that over this time I have only seen 2 cars with postings for lisa's return and no flyers, while in that same time I can't go 1 block without seeing a poster for a consignment sale for this weekend. I would be searching daily and posting whereever they would let me her picture and getting the help of anyone to find my daughter. I sure as hell wouldn't be staying at a family members' house while sirens are going off as I type this and lights are flashing where my daughter might have possibly been.
Thanks for letting me vent, it's 10:23 sirens are going crazy, sadly it's most likely nothing, but I hope this story just ends and Lisa is where God needs her most (where ever that might be).
-cham