10-15-2010, 01:14 PM
so the father is still around and "helping" police. hoping to save his own ass no doubt. here comes the bus adam, and your lovely wife is going to throw you under it. haha
HICKORY, NC (WBTV) - Investigators looking into the case of a missing Hickory girl who is presumed to be dead returned to the 10-year-old's home Friday morning and removed some items from the house.
Police were at the Hickory home for about two hours Friday morning and they brought a cadaver dog to the house.
The dog was led into the house, but officials have not said if the dog detected anything unusual inside the home.
Police also brought Zahra Claire Baker's father, Adam, to the home.
Officers removed mattresses and box springs from the house. Adam Baker left the house around 12:30 p.m.
HICKORY, N.C. -- On Friday afternoon, Zahra Baker’s father, Adam Baker, was with investigators at the home where the 10-year-old girl disappeared from and for the first time in four days, Channel 9’s Dave Faherty was able to speak with him.
Faherty learned that Baker is at the home because he gave police consent to search the home and the property around the home again on Friday.
Faherty said two K-9 units were seen at the home searching behind the house in wood piles.
The dog teams also separately entered the home to search for any clues in the case. Faherty learned that these are two new K-9 units that have not been used in the investigation up to this point.
Faherty was able to confirm with one of the handlers that the dogs did not hit on anything outside the house but when asked if they hit on anything inside the house the handler said “I can’t answer that question. You are going to have to talk to police.”
Faherty said that he saw one of the investigators carrying a bag with something in it from inside the home and put it in his car.
Faherty also noticed investigators carry a mattress and box spring that were bagged from inside the home and placed in a truck that was pulled around the back of the house. That truck has since left the property.
Faherty was able to speak with Baker on camera Friday afternoon. According to Faherty, Baker wanted to thank everyone who is actively searching for his daughter.
Faherty asked Baker if he thinks his wife, Elisa Baker, is involved in the disappearance in Zahra. Baker declined to answer the question.
Faherty also asked Baker if he knew where Zahra was. Baker said “No.”
Faherty said Baker’s main point was to thank everybody who has helped in the search.
As he was walking out of the house to leave, he was surrounded by media questioning him. When asked what was going on, he said, “I don’t know. Everybody knows more than me.” BULLSHIT
Adam Baker told The Associated Press on Friday he still hopes to find 10-year-old Zahra Clare Baker alive. He says he'll move back to the family's native Australia if the girl wants to go. FUCKING LIAR.
HICKORY, NC (WBTV) - Investigators looking into the case of a missing Hickory girl who is presumed to be dead returned to the 10-year-old's home Friday morning and removed some items from the house.
Police were at the Hickory home for about two hours Friday morning and they brought a cadaver dog to the house.
The dog was led into the house, but officials have not said if the dog detected anything unusual inside the home.
Police also brought Zahra Claire Baker's father, Adam, to the home.
Officers removed mattresses and box springs from the house. Adam Baker left the house around 12:30 p.m.
HICKORY, N.C. -- On Friday afternoon, Zahra Baker’s father, Adam Baker, was with investigators at the home where the 10-year-old girl disappeared from and for the first time in four days, Channel 9’s Dave Faherty was able to speak with him.
Faherty learned that Baker is at the home because he gave police consent to search the home and the property around the home again on Friday.
Faherty said two K-9 units were seen at the home searching behind the house in wood piles.
The dog teams also separately entered the home to search for any clues in the case. Faherty learned that these are two new K-9 units that have not been used in the investigation up to this point.
Faherty was able to confirm with one of the handlers that the dogs did not hit on anything outside the house but when asked if they hit on anything inside the house the handler said “I can’t answer that question. You are going to have to talk to police.”
Faherty said that he saw one of the investigators carrying a bag with something in it from inside the home and put it in his car.
Faherty also noticed investigators carry a mattress and box spring that were bagged from inside the home and placed in a truck that was pulled around the back of the house. That truck has since left the property.
Faherty was able to speak with Baker on camera Friday afternoon. According to Faherty, Baker wanted to thank everyone who is actively searching for his daughter.
Faherty asked Baker if he thinks his wife, Elisa Baker, is involved in the disappearance in Zahra. Baker declined to answer the question.
Faherty also asked Baker if he knew where Zahra was. Baker said “No.”
Faherty said Baker’s main point was to thank everybody who has helped in the search.
As he was walking out of the house to leave, he was surrounded by media questioning him. When asked what was going on, he said, “I don’t know. Everybody knows more than me.” BULLSHIT
Adam Baker told The Associated Press on Friday he still hopes to find 10-year-old Zahra Clare Baker alive. He says he'll move back to the family's native Australia if the girl wants to go. FUCKING LIAR.