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Speaker 1: What happened to little baby Lisa Irwin. She's the chemical

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Speaker 1: who simply vanished five years ago. Jeremy Irwin returns home

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Speaker 1: the house of screaming words. He said, golo golo one.

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Speaker 1: They think she was kidnapped then sold. This was not

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Speaker 1: a one person. There's still a one hundred thousand dollar

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Speaker 1: reward in the case. This is crime stories. But Nancy Grace,

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Speaker 1: Lisa's crib is still in her bedroom. It's packed with

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Speaker 1: all the presents for the birthdays and the holidays that

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Speaker 1: she has missed. My gut tells me that she's still

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Speaker 1: her is taking good care of her. They went through

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Speaker 1: an awful lot of trouble to get her, and that

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Speaker 1: she will come home every night. Before Jeremy Irwin goes

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Speaker 1: to sleep, he looks at a photo of his little

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Speaker 1: baby girl, Lisa. It's some treasured photo. He tells the

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Speaker 1: a picture frame. Lisa Irwin was just ten months old

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Speaker 1: when she disappeared from her own crib. According to reports,

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Speaker 1: her parents say they believe she's still alive. Where is

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Speaker 1: baby Lisa? This is crime Stories. I Nancy Grace, and

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Speaker 1: I want to thank you for being with us. Lisa

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Speaker 1: goes missing October from her own crib, just a few

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Speaker 1: weeks before her first birthday. Kansas City, Missouri Now police

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Speaker 1: say they don't know what to believe or who to believe,

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Speaker 1: and they insist it's hard to say that nobody, that

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Speaker 1: That's a quote from the Kansas City Police Major Steve Young.

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Speaker 1: He says, truly, there is no one that is or

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Speaker 1: starts the night of October three. Lisa's dad, Jeremy was

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Speaker 1: the mom, Deborah Bradley, is at home with ten month

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Speaker 1: first tells police she puts the baby to bed around

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Speaker 1: ten thirty, but her story rechanged. But before you judge

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Speaker 1: her for changing her story, which is something I always

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Speaker 1: do if somebody changes their story, because the truth really

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Speaker 1: investigative reporters with me. Alan, It's my experience from trying

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Speaker 1: But if you change facts, that's a problem. She initially

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Speaker 1: So what we do know is that baby Lisa is missing,

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