With the parents assistance the KCPD and FBI were finally able to resume a portion of the investigation that had been delayed for three long days. The open window, the one that the abductor presumably utilized to gain entrance to the house, was seen receiving scrutiny by the forensics team as well as various leads that only the parents’ could shed light on were finally able to be sifted through. Though the authorities are mum about it, one question above all hangs above the investigation like a neon billboard, the 800lb gorilla in the room: why, if your child is presumed taken from you in such a statistically rare manner in which every second takes them farther away from home, would the parents choose to “ice out” and ignore for three days the very agencies who alone possess the resources and manpower to find and return their child?
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The Case of Missing Infant Lisa Irwin. Part 1: Recap of Events and The Investigation
It’s the eerie silence that accompanies the wee hours of the morning in the big city. Once busy and bustling streets are silent as death as a driver follows his headlights down the barren six lane streets. Every traffic light is green as the lone car passes the shuttered businesses that a mere six hours earlier were filled with thousands of busy tense shoppers.
When the driver went to work, it was a totally different world. The sun was out but a hand-breadth above the horizon , the streets packed with traffic, restaurants filled with hungry families and stopped cars filled with stressed faces as they all fought their way home to finally relax with their spouses, children, pets or parents. Now everything is silent and he is the only soul within sight. He is alone with his headlights and radio as he makes his way back to his house; back to his wife and baby daughter. The still silence reminds him that soon, he will join the legions in slumber; he will reunite with his young family in the sweet sanctity of sleep. The emptiness of the city served as a reminder of the emptiness that beckoned him to hasten his journey home; the vacant city represented a father’s heart as he had missed another sweet night with his beloved family.
The clock had barely struck 4am when he pulled into the driveway of his modest home. He was proud to look upon the house that his strenuous shift has allowed him to offer his family. A persistent longing wished that he could spend more of his waking hours enjoying the fruits of his labor with the ones he cherishes but simply hearing about their happiness and seeing them sleeping comfortably would have to suffice.
As he stepped out of his car and started towards the front door, he noticed that the lights inside were on. He wondered to himself if his wife was having trouble getting his ten month old daughter to sleep. Finding the front door unlocked, he entered the house with a slight irritation at such an oversight to his young family’s security. He proceeded down the hall stopping first at his infant daughter’s room. Upon finding her crib empty, his pace quickened as he stepped towards his own bedroom where he expected to find his wife and child awake together; given the blazing lights, unlocked door and empty crib.
The final steps that carried him into his bedroom would prove to be symbolic of his existence; for they were as though he were walking out of the life he had worked so hard to attain and stepping into a horror of which no words could ever described. There was no baby in bed with his sleeping wife, only their six year old son and a stray kitten they had taken in earlier that day. She seemed unaware of the things that were amiss in the house and the fact that their beloved infant was not where she had last left her. The other older children were roused in the suspicion that perhaps they had brought the child in to their rooms to have a companion with which to pass the evening. The siblings had no idea where their young sister was.
A quick survey of the baby’s room showed that the window had been tampered with and several cell phones usually kept in the kitchen were also missing. The police were frantically summoned; the nightmare had officially begun.
The above narrative is the real-life drama of the abduction of ten month old Lisa Irwin of Kansas City, Missouri. In the wee hours of the morning of Tuesday , October 4th Jeremy Irwin returned home after working the swing shift at his job as an electrician to the scene described above. The child’s mother and Jeremy’s wife Deborah Bradley stated that she was asleep and unaware of any activity that was occurring in the house. The Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) were summoned and they began a very intensive search for little baby Lisa.
When the driver went to work, it was a totally different world. The sun was out but a hand-breadth above the horizon , the streets packed with traffic, restaurants filled with hungry families and stopped cars filled with stressed faces as they all fought their way home to finally relax with their spouses, children, pets or parents. Now everything is silent and he is the only soul within sight. He is alone with his headlights and radio as he makes his way back to his house; back to his wife and baby daughter. The still silence reminds him that soon, he will join the legions in slumber; he will reunite with his young family in the sweet sanctity of sleep. The emptiness of the city served as a reminder of the emptiness that beckoned him to hasten his journey home; the vacant city represented a father’s heart as he had missed another sweet night with his beloved family.
The clock had barely struck 4am when he pulled into the driveway of his modest home. He was proud to look upon the house that his strenuous shift has allowed him to offer his family. A persistent longing wished that he could spend more of his waking hours enjoying the fruits of his labor with the ones he cherishes but simply hearing about their happiness and seeing them sleeping comfortably would have to suffice.
As he stepped out of his car and started towards the front door, he noticed that the lights inside were on. He wondered to himself if his wife was having trouble getting his ten month old daughter to sleep. Finding the front door unlocked, he entered the house with a slight irritation at such an oversight to his young family’s security. He proceeded down the hall stopping first at his infant daughter’s room. Upon finding her crib empty, his pace quickened as he stepped towards his own bedroom where he expected to find his wife and child awake together; given the blazing lights, unlocked door and empty crib.
The final steps that carried him into his bedroom would prove to be symbolic of his existence; for they were as though he were walking out of the life he had worked so hard to attain and stepping into a horror of which no words could ever described. There was no baby in bed with his sleeping wife, only their six year old son and a stray kitten they had taken in earlier that day. She seemed unaware of the things that were amiss in the house and the fact that their beloved infant was not where she had last left her. The other older children were roused in the suspicion that perhaps they had brought the child in to their rooms to have a companion with which to pass the evening. The siblings had no idea where their young sister was.
A quick survey of the baby’s room showed that the window had been tampered with and several cell phones usually kept in the kitchen were also missing. The police were frantically summoned; the nightmare had officially begun.
The above narrative is the real-life drama of the abduction of ten month old Lisa Irwin of Kansas City, Missouri. In the wee hours of the morning of Tuesday , October 4th Jeremy Irwin returned home after working the swing shift at his job as an electrician to the scene described above. The child’s mother and Jeremy’s wife Deborah Bradley stated that she was asleep and unaware of any activity that was occurring in the house. The Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) were summoned and they began a very intensive search for little baby Lisa.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
StormWatch: The Trott Report-"Kidnapped: The Case of Baby Irwin."
This week, Tmaxx and Tempestuccia discuss the intriguing case of Little Lisa Irwin; the 10 month old infant who was abducted from her home sometime between 1030pm Monday, October 3 and 4am Tuesday, October 4th.....when her father returned home from work to find the crib empty. By that Thursday, the Kansas City Police Department had announced that the mother had ceased to cooperate further with the investigation. After three days of constant national media interviews but allegedly zero contact with law enforcement, she reportedly changed her mind and resumed he cooperation. This controversial "silent perios" as well as the facts surrounding the case are dissected in the review of this real life "whodunnit."Available by clicking the iTunes button above OR by CLICKING HERE
****UPDATE**** Fox News is reporting at 4:45 PM PDT that Police have uncovered security camera footage of Deborah Bradley (little Lisa's Mother) in a mini mart with a man other than her husband buying a box of wine. She has also started to insist yet again that she is preparing for what seems to her to be her impending arrest. ****UPDATE****
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| Lisa Irwin |
ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
Kansas City Police Department (Missouri) 1-816-474-8477 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
Both photos shown are of Lisa. She was last seen at home on October 4, 2011 at approximately 4:00 a.m. Lisa has a birthmark on her right thigh. She was last known to be wearing purple pants and a purple shirt with kittens on it
DOB: Nov 11, 2010 Missing: Oct 4, 2011
Age Now: 11 Month(s) Sex: Female Race: White Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Height: 2'6" (76 cm) Weight: 30 lbs (14 kg) Missing From: KANSAS CITY, MO
Age Now: 11 Month(s) Sex: Female Race: White Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Height: 2'6" (76 cm) Weight: 30 lbs (14 kg) Missing From: KANSAS CITY, MO
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tmaxx: The Creative Process....
Don't know why I made this video of myself writing. I was working on something when I got the bug to test the HD camera and take a break from the typing. I have been toying around with the idea of live shows and streaming video shows for awhile but later reached the conclusion that no one can stand to look at me for longer than one minute eighteen seconds! So this video is 1m:18s long and was shot in my bedroom office. (I usually do my recording and show work in the recording room (or "crocket" room) where I have an office set up...I also have one set up in the southern command station but today I have been in my bedroom.......why am I rambling on about this? No one cares!) Oh well, enjoy this candid footage of the master at work. I just thought it's be fun for those who don't know me to see the face behind the voice. Also I am pretty vain and will take just about any excuse to put pics and vids of myself online! At the very end of the video I make a extremely sexy series of facial expressions that are entirely worth the wait. Enjoy!!!! hahaha
-Tmaxx
PS: I do realize that there is ZERO demand to watch a video of a complete nobody typing. I just wanted to put a video of myself online.
-Tmaxx
PS: I do realize that there is ZERO demand to watch a video of a complete nobody typing. I just wanted to put a video of myself online.
Fart Gate......The Scandal and the Fetish Fans
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