02-03-2012, 03:04 AM
Coincidence that they talk to the police the day before the Dr. Phil episode airs?? I think not...and I am one that is holding out hope that she is still alive.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City police said the parents of missing baby Lisa Irwin took part in a meeting with police and their attorney on Thursday, the first such meeting since the weeks immediately after their daughter disappeared.
"Detectives did not learn anything significant but are hopeful there will be more meetings in the future," said Kansas City police Sgt. Stacey Graves. She said there would be no further information about the meeting at this time.
The meeting came as "The Dr. Phil Show" prepared to air an interview with Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley. The interview was taped last week and is scheduled to air Friday, four months after the baby vanished.
Dr. Phil McGraw said he was aware of the inconsistencies in the stories that Bradley and Irwin have told about their night their daughter disappeared.
Bradley said she put her then 10-month-old daughter to bed on Oct. 3. When Irwin came home from work at 4 a.m., the baby was gone. Police followed 1,000 tips and searched the family's home, but they have not named any suspects in the case.
McGraw said he was left with one conclusion after talking with the couple.
"Does it make me cross them off the list of suspects? No, it doesn't," McGraw said in an interview with KMBC's Lara Moritz. "But there is information in this interview that law enforcement will find informative."
The parents said they've been getting support and suspicion from people in Kansas City. They said they've heard a lot of ridiculous accusations.
Irwin's family members said the couple asked them not to speak to the media, because they want to do any interviews themselves.
Bradley told KMBC's Cliff Judy that the couple didn't have anything to say to the media Thursday.
"We might be releasing something after the show, but thank you so much for stopping by," she said.
One family member told Judy he was with the couple during the interview and thought "everything went well."
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City police said the parents of missing baby Lisa Irwin took part in a meeting with police and their attorney on Thursday, the first such meeting since the weeks immediately after their daughter disappeared.
"Detectives did not learn anything significant but are hopeful there will be more meetings in the future," said Kansas City police Sgt. Stacey Graves. She said there would be no further information about the meeting at this time.
The meeting came as "The Dr. Phil Show" prepared to air an interview with Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley. The interview was taped last week and is scheduled to air Friday, four months after the baby vanished.
Dr. Phil McGraw said he was aware of the inconsistencies in the stories that Bradley and Irwin have told about their night their daughter disappeared.
Bradley said she put her then 10-month-old daughter to bed on Oct. 3. When Irwin came home from work at 4 a.m., the baby was gone. Police followed 1,000 tips and searched the family's home, but they have not named any suspects in the case.
McGraw said he was left with one conclusion after talking with the couple.
"Does it make me cross them off the list of suspects? No, it doesn't," McGraw said in an interview with KMBC's Lara Moritz. "But there is information in this interview that law enforcement will find informative."
The parents said they've been getting support and suspicion from people in Kansas City. They said they've heard a lot of ridiculous accusations.
Irwin's family members said the couple asked them not to speak to the media, because they want to do any interviews themselves.
Bradley told KMBC's Cliff Judy that the couple didn't have anything to say to the media Thursday.
"We might be releasing something after the show, but thank you so much for stopping by," she said.
One family member told Judy he was with the couple during the interview and thought "everything went well."
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/30365144/detail...z1lIelqXFp