10-23-2011, 08:23 PM
what unmitigated horseshit!
Fox4
"On Sunday, Cyndy Short, the local defense attorney representing Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin, agreed to an exclusive interview with FOX 4's Tess Koppelman.
Koppelman asked Short about the police assertion that Bradley and Irwin are no longer cooperating with the investigation and have gone silent, refusing to talk to police.
Short says it's true that the police and her clients cannot agree on the conditions for another discussion or interrogation.
"We were offering conditions under which we would sit down again and the conditions that they wanted and the conditions that we want right now haven't meshed," Short said.YOUR BABY IS MISSING AND YOU WANT TO SET CONDITIONS FOR THE POLICE??
Koppelman asked Short if she could identify the conditions in which Bradley and Irwin would talk to police again.
"There's some detectives that really have a broken trust, and so it's going to be counter-productive to try to sit down with those detectives again," Short explained. "So it would be better to bring in some detectives who are fresh-eyed, fresh-eared, to listen to the parents. And the parents, I think, would feel more comfortable and less afraid."
Short says altogether her clients talked to police in informal and formal interviews for about 40 hours, which she says was debilitating and traumatizing.WOW! 40 HOURS IN 3 WEEKS! POOR THINGS!
Short says her clients have behaved like innocent people from the beginning. She says their innocence is the reason they didn't hire an attorney from the start; because they didn't see the need.
SHADES OF THE STINKING ANTHONYS.
Fox4
"On Sunday, Cyndy Short, the local defense attorney representing Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin, agreed to an exclusive interview with FOX 4's Tess Koppelman.
Koppelman asked Short about the police assertion that Bradley and Irwin are no longer cooperating with the investigation and have gone silent, refusing to talk to police.
Short says it's true that the police and her clients cannot agree on the conditions for another discussion or interrogation.
"We were offering conditions under which we would sit down again and the conditions that they wanted and the conditions that we want right now haven't meshed," Short said.YOUR BABY IS MISSING AND YOU WANT TO SET CONDITIONS FOR THE POLICE??
Koppelman asked Short if she could identify the conditions in which Bradley and Irwin would talk to police again.
"There's some detectives that really have a broken trust, and so it's going to be counter-productive to try to sit down with those detectives again," Short explained. "So it would be better to bring in some detectives who are fresh-eyed, fresh-eared, to listen to the parents. And the parents, I think, would feel more comfortable and less afraid."
Short says altogether her clients talked to police in informal and formal interviews for about 40 hours, which she says was debilitating and traumatizing.WOW! 40 HOURS IN 3 WEEKS! POOR THINGS!
Short says her clients have behaved like innocent people from the beginning. She says their innocence is the reason they didn't hire an attorney from the start; because they didn't see the need.
SHADES OF THE STINKING ANTHONYS.