10-19-2010, 02:54 PM
ABC News:
The Hickory. N.C., police department today released a portion of the two 911 calls that Adam and Elisa Baker made, around the time their 10-year-old daughter, Zahra Baker, was reported missing.
WSOC TV in Charlotte obtained the tapes of the calls. On Oct. 9, the day Zahra disappeared, her stepmother, Elisa Baker, reported a fire in the back of the family's home in Hickory.
"My husband works for a tree maintenance company and our backyard is on fire. ... We've got big mulch piles and wood piles ... firewood and stuff," Elisa Baker told the 911 operator.
Police told WSOC TV that they now believe the fire had been set deliberately, but no one has been charged in connection with the incident.
Adam Baker, 33, made a second 911 call on Oct. 10 to report his daughter was missing, police said. Baker told the Associated Press on Friday that he is still not sure that his wife, a prime suspect in the case, was involved in the girl's disappearance, adding that he just wants to find Zahra and take her back to his family's native Australia.
so...why mention her husband's job?? hellooooo there's a damn fire!
and when adam called to report Zahra missing, he said to dispatch "hey how you doing". HUH?? his daughter has been kidnapped! where is the panic or emotion??
bad liars.
bond reduction hearing wed. for the gothicbitchfairy.
The Hickory. N.C., police department today released a portion of the two 911 calls that Adam and Elisa Baker made, around the time their 10-year-old daughter, Zahra Baker, was reported missing.
WSOC TV in Charlotte obtained the tapes of the calls. On Oct. 9, the day Zahra disappeared, her stepmother, Elisa Baker, reported a fire in the back of the family's home in Hickory.
"My husband works for a tree maintenance company and our backyard is on fire. ... We've got big mulch piles and wood piles ... firewood and stuff," Elisa Baker told the 911 operator.
Police told WSOC TV that they now believe the fire had been set deliberately, but no one has been charged in connection with the incident.
Adam Baker, 33, made a second 911 call on Oct. 10 to report his daughter was missing, police said. Baker told the Associated Press on Friday that he is still not sure that his wife, a prime suspect in the case, was involved in the girl's disappearance, adding that he just wants to find Zahra and take her back to his family's native Australia.
so...why mention her husband's job?? hellooooo there's a damn fire!
and when adam called to report Zahra missing, he said to dispatch "hey how you doing". HUH?? his daughter has been kidnapped! where is the panic or emotion??
bad liars.
bond reduction hearing wed. for the gothicbitchfairy.