Missing Baby Lisa Irwin--Parents Hurting...

A top New York attorney named Vikki Ziegler is saying that if missing Kansas City, Missouri baby Lisa Irwin's parents weren't somehow involved in her disappearance, they would be far more helpful with the case. She is concerned that because Deborah Bradley--baby Lisa's mother--has changed the original story she gave police--that she may have something to hide.

According to a report from Hollywood Life, Ziegler feels that Deborah Bradley and baby Lisa's father, Jeremy Irwin, are protecting themselves--and that their main objective should be protection of their daughter instead. Deborah Bradley doesn't seem nearly as devoted to finding Lisa as most people think she should be.

"Because she's not doing that and acting so bizarre, you want to kind of point the finger at her and

say 'Something's not right,'" Vikki Ziegler says.

Ziegler also feels that if getting drunk the night that Lisa Irwin disappeared was the only thing Deborah Bradley did wrong, that she would be acting much differently.

"If you drink and pass out, it's not a crime," Ziegler says. "If you haven't done anything to your harm you child, so to me that's why it's so strange how come they're not talking more than they should to the police."

Do you agree with any of what this New York attorney is saying? Does it seem like baby Lisa Irwin's parents are hurting the investigation into their daughter's disappearance?

What parent wouldn't want to do everything within their power to help find their missing baby? Apparently the kind of parent who has something to hide.

Do you think either Deborah Bradley or Jeremy Irwin is responsible for the disappearance of or knows what happened to baby Lisa Irwin?

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marcel elfers Nov 7, 2011, 9:13pm UTC

yes, the parents are extremely suspicious. They made very curious statements as in "Whoever might have her". From Jeremy's perspective, who claims she was abducted, it is not "might" rather "whoever has her". People say exactly what they mean and in this case, Jeremy opened the door to the possibility that someone does not have Lisa. What is it that he knows that we don't? There are many odd statements that can not be ascribed to false memories, nerves or what have you.

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John K. Nov 8, 2011, 6:44pm UTC

I don't know how anyone is supposed to act during an event like this. I try to imagine being confronted with the news that my baby daughter, son, child is missing and can't be found and my imagination seems to suggest it would be such a shock I don’t know how I would function for a few minutes even hours. The stress of having this situation hang over my head day after day, week after week would seem to suggest to me that it would be almost impossible to predict my actions or to even deal with normal life. I have to admit that I have some suspicions with re to the parents, but then I have doubts about that also because they don’t seem to get charged. I can only hope the police will find the baby and the person who is responsible. I suspect, as i do with Casey Anthony, that some horrible accident has happened and that the parents are trying to hide that, I wouldn't be able to do that I know, but it disturbs me even more that someone would be capable of hurting their own child and covering it up this way.

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Missing Baby Lisa Irwin--Parents Hurting Investigation

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