Thank you ....I noticed that too...she wouldnt look at the camera.This gives me a bad feeling .I hope shes found alive but the way its looking..........cammy-g said:The whole story from the mom sounded hinky! I think she looked at the camera once, not a whole lot of concern showing.
Too many Amber Alerts IMO, all 50 states have their own Amber Alert system and now some highway group/truckers have their own version on an Amber Alert in which they say she is being smuggled out the country!!!!
I remember Susan Smith's words -- I can't sleep, I can't eat --- Analyce's mom said the same thing in an earlier interview. That doesn't mean she did it, but truthfully if my baby was missing, the last thing that would even cross my mind is eating or sleeping, let alone telling others I hadn't eaten or slept.lookieloo said:I came here to see if anyone felt the way I did after I saw the mother on Nancy Grace tonight, and I see I was not the only one. I got the same feeling I did when I saw Susan Smith on TV and she wouldn't look into the camera either. And the thing about how she's such a sound sleeper and the doors are locked, no they are unlocked, just all hit me wrong. I sincerely hope the little girl is found, but at this point things aren't looking so good for her.
She also said these things early on, like within the first hours, I realize she is BIG but she mentioned eating immediately!!!!!!CordovaMom said:I remember Susan Smith's words -- I can't sleep, I can't eat --- Analyce's mom said the same thing in an earlier interview. That doesn't mean she did it, but truthfully if my baby was missing, the last thing that would even cross my mind is eating or sleeping, let alone telling others I hadn't eaten or slept.
cynpat2000 said:This doesnt add up to me...Im sorry.On nancy grace tonite the mom said that when she went to sleep the door was locked and when she woke up it was closed but unlocked.Now when does a child that young think to close the door back.not mine.and where were her pajamas.?and why wasnt her mom more upset???if it had been my son I would have been more upset.but maybe its just me but this doesnt add up for me.
As somone who's been interviewed on the news a couple of times (having to do with animal welfare policies) I know I looked like an idiot the first time, because I was looking at the interviewer who was off camera. I was nervous, and she was talking to me about the issue, but all that made the news was me talking - 30 seconds out of a 5 minute conversation.Bobbisangel said:The mother not looking into the camera didn't bother me. Some people are really uncomfortable talking to a camera or even being taped. The husband showed up at the studio but then turned around and left. LE say he is cooperating.
The mom and kids were asleep in the living room. It makes me question someone coming in and taking the little girl with so many people in the room even if they were all asleep. The oldest boy went out to the car after the family got home that night. The mom wasn't sure whether he locked the door or not when he came back into the house. I'm inclined to believe that the door didn't get locked as he was carrying things into the house.
It's hard to believe that a baby of 28 months would wander outside in the pitch black though. It's also hard to believe that the baby closed the door behind herself. That makes no sense to me. It just doesn't happen. I could see her opening the door and maybe going outside and leaving the door wide open. That little girl didn't get to sleep until around midnight. Seems odd that she would wake up at 3 or 4:00 and go out to play or wander around in the dark. I just hope that she is found alive. I'm so tired of all of the horrid deaths of children.
According to the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children website posting(I would expect they would have thier facts straight), this baby's date of birth is Dec 21, 2004. That makes her 16 months old, not even a year and half old, nowhere near 2. I'm hearing other places she's 28 months, a full year older. That makes a huge difference developmentally - kids that young learn and grown as much in a month as older ones do in an entire year. They also say she's 35 lbs - that's a darn big one and half year old, and in the picture she looks like a dainty little doll. I also don't see the birthmark on her face they keep referring to.CordovaMom said:As for Analyce closing the door behind her, when my daughter wandered out into the early morning hours, she did open and close the door behind her, she was 2 1/2 years old at the time, just slightly older than Analyce, so Analyce could have closed the door behind her. That said, I'm not feeling good vibes about this case.
Initial reports on the child's age were incorrect. The actual birthdate of the child is December 21, 2003 according to more recent reports. I have no explanation for why initial reports were incorrect, you'd think the mom would know the child's birthdate and age. The Smyrna police have updated their Amber Alert to reflect that Analyce is 2 years old.SchnauzerMom said:According to the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children website posting(I would expect they would have thier facts straight), this baby's date of birth is Dec 21, 2004. That makes her 16 months old, not even a year and half old, nowhere near 2. I'm hearing other places she's 28 months, a full year older. That makes a huge difference developmentally - kids that young learn and grown as much in a month as older ones do in an entire year. They also say she's 35 lbs - that's a darn big one and half year old, and in the picture she looks like a dainty little doll. I also don't see the birthmark on her face they keep referring to.
My heart breaks for you and anyone that is missing a precious child. If the authorities had asked my husband the ages and birthdates of any of our children, I'd suspect he might get the information wrong, but you ask me, a mom, and I'd know down to the time of birth. News reports can get their information wrong, but an Amber Alert, put out by the authorities should always have the correct information.kholloway said:I found it unthinkable that they could not get her age correct in the beginning. When I went to help in the search, I thought we were looking for a 16 month old and then it changed to a 2 year old! Makes a difference.
I know that there have been several instances in my girls disappearance that authorities and news media just cannot get dates correct. How hard can it be?
