10-10-2011, 05:53 PM
Kip, the detective could be wearing CSI-type booties and carrying his own shoes.
now we have a suspicious homeless man too.
i was half-facetious about the imaginanny/handyman.
KCStar
Also Monday, reports surfaced of a homeless man seen in the area in the weeks leading up to the possible kidnapping of the 10-month-old Irwin from her Kansas City, North home in the 3600 block of North Lister Avenue.
Norval C. Nichols, who lives about a block from Lisa’s home, said that police showed him a photograph last week of the homeless man and asked about any possible connection to the missing child. Nichols described the homeless man as being in his 20s, with brownish blond hair and a clean appearance. The man once was seen in the neighborhood riding a red bicycle, he said.
Nichols said he also saw the man about a week or two before Lisa was reported missing but not afterward. The two men spoke briefly at a nearby park weeks ago. The man told Nichols that he was looking for a job or any handy jobs in the neighborhood.
“He made me feel real uncomfortable,” Nichols said. “Something was not right, so I eased off from him.”
Nichols said he recognized the man when police showed him the photograph.
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now we have a suspicious homeless man too.
i was half-facetious about the imaginanny/handyman.
KCStar
Also Monday, reports surfaced of a homeless man seen in the area in the weeks leading up to the possible kidnapping of the 10-month-old Irwin from her Kansas City, North home in the 3600 block of North Lister Avenue.
Norval C. Nichols, who lives about a block from Lisa’s home, said that police showed him a photograph last week of the homeless man and asked about any possible connection to the missing child. Nichols described the homeless man as being in his 20s, with brownish blond hair and a clean appearance. The man once was seen in the neighborhood riding a red bicycle, he said.
Nichols said he also saw the man about a week or two before Lisa was reported missing but not afterward. The two men spoke briefly at a nearby park weeks ago. The man told Nichols that he was looking for a job or any handy jobs in the neighborhood.
“He made me feel real uncomfortable,” Nichols said. “Something was not right, so I eased off from him.”
Nichols said he recognized the man when police showed him the photograph.