Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - JI and DB Statements
Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - JI and DB Statements
Those two posts contain links and transcripts of all DB/JI interviews and statements in chronological order to the best of my ability. Definitely worth reading through. Let me know if you notice anything missing.
More transcripts, statements added to this thread in the reference forum.
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http://www.kctv5.com/story/15898355/short-forced-off-the-baby-lisa-case
October 28th snipped from article
KCTV5's Jeanene Kiesling asked baby Lisa's parents, Debbie Bradley and Jeremy Irwin, about Short no longer representing them when they returned to a relative's home Thursday night.
"This is the first I've heard of it," Bradley replied. "You know as much as I do."
http://www.kctv5.com/story/16666001/jeremy-irwin-we-talked-to-police-earlier-today
February 2nd, video @ link.
Reporter: Tomorrow, her parents hope a national interview will breathe new life into the investigation.
Jeremy: Thank everybody for looking, keeping their eyes peeled. She's out there somewhere.
Reporter: On his front porch this evening, Jeremy Irwin answered just a few quick questions about he and Deborah Bradley's decision to go on the Dr. Phil Show tomorrow and talk about their daughter Lisa's disappearance.
Jeremy: Hopefully a new audience of people that can see recent pictures and find out, hopefully, where she's at.
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Reporter: Irwin says communication with police continues.
Jeremy: We're talking to the people we need to be talking to. We're- we talked to the police actually earlier today, so. <cut> I can't talk about it other than that. But, I gotta go, thank you guys for stopping by.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHw1Hm3jsco&feature=plcp"]Baby Lisa's Mom Calls KMBC's Kris Ketz - YouTube[/ame]
April 4th, Deborah calls Kris Ketz
Kris Ketz: When the phone rang, it came in as a blocked call. No return number, just one more illustration of how careful Deborah Bradley is who she's calling these days. And, in a nearly half hour conversation, there were moments where she broke down and cried about what she says has been another difficult day.
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Kris Ketz: Late this day, Deborah Bradley called us. Again, the first time she's said anything in weeks. There's still a lot about this case she's not talking about, and as police privately still have doubts about her story, she remains hopeful her daughter is alive and will eventually be home. Why is she hopeful? "Three very important leads" she says police and the FBI have, but she wouldn't tell us what they are. And as for the appearances on national TV, and hardly any on local, Deborah Bradley told me she doesn't care if people think she's not cooperating; that she doesn't feel a need to go on TV. She says she's been proactive in work to find her daughter, relying on a team put together by New York private investigator Bill Stanton. What they're doing, and how they are doing it- she's not saying.
Again, there's a lot about this story Deborah Bradley is not talking about. The timeline that night, word of a failed polygraph, the missing cell phones, but she and others have put together a website. It is her side of the story.
http://www.kctv5.com/video?clipId=6701430&autostart=true
April 4th, Jeremy speaks at balloon release
Jeremy: We're just, um- it doesn't get any easier. We're still out there, we're still looking, and we just want to- have- take this opportunity to thank everybody for coming out and showing support. Even though there's been a lot of crazy stuff going on lately, there's still people out here that- they're still looking and they're still helping. We just want to say thank you to everybody for coming out, showing support. So.
Q: The fact that people still come out, even after six months, what does that say to them about- you know, Lisa?
Jeremy: Well, hopefully, they're out here, and it show that they care. That they care about where she's at and who she's with and they care about bringing her home safely- that's I hope what everybody wants.
Q: You haven't, um- you guys have kind of been keeping a low profile- why come out to this vigil on the 6 month- because they've been having several. Why this one?
Jeremy: We- I can't answer that in detail but I will say there's reasons for most of the stuff we're doing. So, um, but- it's- it's been a while and, um, obviously it's a pretty hard time for us today. So, uh, just wanted to come out and let everybody know we're still here- we still really appreciate everything that everybody is doing for Lisa.
Q: Police say they've cleared over 1500 leads so far- the fact that they're still plugging away on this case, I mean, is there anything to say about the police effort to find Lisa?
Jeremy: Umm, no. I mean from what I understand they're still working on it, so.
Q: Have you been happy with the investigators?
Jeremy: Um, different interview guys. Thank you.
Q: How is the family doing?
Jeremy: Um, as well as can be expected I guess. I mean, we're just trying to protect the boys from all the other stuff that's going on and we're still out here. We're still looking, so.
Q: Are you guys doing anything as a family- this is public, but privately?
Jeremy: Yeah, we have-we have family stuff, private things constantly, obviously. You know, we try to get together once a week and just kind of, um- try to stay together, stay strong and, um, hopefully we'll find her soon. It's been going on long enough.
Q: Is it harder when you hear these anniversaries- 6 month, you know- the one month. So, does it get harder or- does it, I mean, describe for us what that is like.
Jeremy: We try not to structure our life around- it's been three months, it's been six months. But it's- the hardest are, you know- holidays, birthdays, family type stuff that she can't be at. Um.
Jeremy: Thank you guys for coming out.
