Missing baby in KC

Casey Anthony finds it completely believable.

 

I was scrolling down, and saw the name and thought the same thing.

welcome back Simon.

 

FBI: Johnson County landfill search tied to Lisa Irwin case (missing baby)
nbcactionnews.com ^ | October 7, 2011 | Aaron Heintzelman

Posted on Friday, October 07, 2011 2:23:20 PM
SHAWNEE, Kan. - The FBI confirms the search of a Johnson County landfill was connected to the case of a 10-month-old missing Kansas City girl. More than a dozen law enforcement officers searched the Deffenbaugh Industries Johnson County landfill in white protective suits. By a little before 2 p.m. CDT, they had cleared the scene without appearing to have taken anything from the landfill. An FBI spokeswoman confirmed what NBC Action News first reported, that the search is in connection to the case of Lisa Irwin, who was reported missing Tuesday morning.

http://www.nbcactionnews.com/dpp/news/region_missouri/northland/Tip-Johnson-County-landfill-search-tied-to-Lisa-Irwin-case

 

1. Nobody kidnaps 10-month-old babies. You can't pass off a 10-month-old baby as your own, and sexual predators don't target kids that young. Plus, 10-month-old babies are needy and completely high-maintenance.

2. No kidnapper also goes from room to room in a crowded house and steals all 3 cell phones, including the cell phone of a man who wasn't even home at the time. Convenient, though, that they can now claim that the tracking from the cell phone towers wasn't them.

This case is so fishy it's not even funny. I have my theories but instead I'll just hope that the baby is found safe and sound somewhere.

 

FBI Moves Baby Lisa Search To Irwin Backyard

3:50 p.m. CDT, October 7, 2011
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—
An early morning dumpster fire on Tuesday led investigators to search a Johnson County landfill in the Lisa Irwin case. By late afternoon Friday, the search had moved to the Irwin backyard.

In addition to the landfill search, the investigators with theFBI Evidence Response Team began searching the neighborhood around the Irwin home with metal detectors and by hand. There is no word on what investigators are looking for, specifically.

Police said someone reported a dumpster fire at an apartment complex at 4897 NE 37th Street at 2:27 a.m. on Tuesday, October 4. The dumpster is less than a half a mile away from the Irwin home. Friday's search was the second time investigators visited the landfill.

Ten-month-old Lisa Irwin was reported missing by her parents around 4 a.m. Tuesday.

Investigators examined the trash from the fire two times. On Friday they examined it again. Also on Friday, police returned to the Johnson County Deffenbaugh Industries' landfill for the second time.

http://www.fox4kc.com/news/wdaf-police-search-landfill-police-scour-landfill-in-search-of-baby-lisa-20111007,0,5538504.story

 

The search is intensifying around the parents. The night they reported their baby missing there was a dumpster fire at 2:30 a.m. about a half mile from the family's house. The mother failed a lie detector test. The cops came out and said the parents had stopped cooperating. The parents then said that, in fact, they were cooperating, which was a surprise to police, who say the parents have a lawyer and have refused to answer questions since Thursday.

 

Does anyone have a conclusion I can jump to?

http://abcnews.go.com/US/missing-baby-lisa-teen-questioned-police-california-tip/story?id=14695496

 

Teenage boy was having an affair with mama?