04-04-2012, 09:41 AM
6 Months On, Baby Lisa Case Still A Mystery
4 Kansas City Detectives Still Assigned To Work Case
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Six months after an 11-month-old baby was reported missing from her parents' Northland home, Kansas City detectives are still working the case and following up on leads.
Lisa Irwin was reported missing early on the morning of Oct. 4 in the 3600 block of Lister Avenue. Deborah Bradley said she put her then 10-month-old daughter to bed on Oct. 3. When Jeremy Irwin came home from work at 4 a.m., the baby was gone.
The child's parents taped an interview earlier this year for "The Dr. Phil Show," which aired in February.
At the time, the couple said said that they have been getting support and suspicion from people in Kansas City, adding that they had heard a lot of ridiculous accusations.
"Are they supportive? Are they suspicious?" Dr. Phil McGraw asked during the interview.
"It's a little bit of both. There's a lot of people coming forward and helping, supporting and et cetera. There's a lot of people out there and don't have a lot of information and make ridiculous accusations," Irwin told McGraw.
KMBC's Brenda Washington reported that police have received 1,500 leads -- 90 percent which have been checked out and cleared. Investigators said they received 11 tips in March.
Four detectives are working the case.
Anyone with information on the case is asked to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS.
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/30831617/detail...z1r4wbW2X9
4 Kansas City Detectives Still Assigned To Work Case
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Six months after an 11-month-old baby was reported missing from her parents' Northland home, Kansas City detectives are still working the case and following up on leads.
Lisa Irwin was reported missing early on the morning of Oct. 4 in the 3600 block of Lister Avenue. Deborah Bradley said she put her then 10-month-old daughter to bed on Oct. 3. When Jeremy Irwin came home from work at 4 a.m., the baby was gone.
The child's parents taped an interview earlier this year for "The Dr. Phil Show," which aired in February.
At the time, the couple said said that they have been getting support and suspicion from people in Kansas City, adding that they had heard a lot of ridiculous accusations.
"Are they supportive? Are they suspicious?" Dr. Phil McGraw asked during the interview.
"It's a little bit of both. There's a lot of people coming forward and helping, supporting and et cetera. There's a lot of people out there and don't have a lot of information and make ridiculous accusations," Irwin told McGraw.
KMBC's Brenda Washington reported that police have received 1,500 leads -- 90 percent which have been checked out and cleared. Investigators said they received 11 tips in March.
Four detectives are working the case.
Anyone with information on the case is asked to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS.
Read more: http://www.kmbc.com/news/30831617/detail...z1r4wbW2X9