Two months have past since the October 4th cell phone call to 911 at 4:15 am. Jeremy Irwin called police to report that his 10-month-old daughter, Lisa, was missing. His fiance and Lisa’s mother Deborah Bradley had been asleep and awoke when Jeremy returned from work and found Lisa gone. Since that time many leads, suspects and suspicious actions by the family have marred this case.
Ron Rugen, a P.I. out of Kansas City, revealed today on his Twitter page information not known until now.
The source who Rugen says is close to law enforcement said the floor by the bed was not the only place the cadaver dog hit on. According to the source the cadaver dog hit on a blanket, toy and the clothes Lisa was supposedly dressed in that night found in the crib. Deborah said she gave Lisa her bottle, toy and blanket.
This, if true, sends more questions than answers into this case. If the clothes that Deborah said she put her in to put her bed were left at the house, the mystery man becomes more relevant. The witnesses who recalled seeing the man said the baby he was carrying was dressed only in a diaper. The question would be, why would you kill a child in its bed, and then take the body with you? This scenario still has to include someone within 1/3 to 1/5 miles away from the house, trying to call Megan Wright’s phone. It has been assumed that the person was in the woods but unless it is that specific, the person could have been anywhere within that radius. This means the mystery man could have made the first phone call, but the attempts at accessing the voice mail and Internet would not have been made by the mystery man. He was three miles away at 4 a.m. and the attempts were made between 3:32 and 3:37. So there would still have to be a second person in the named area.
Having that said, it still would not explain the fact that the secretion of fluids from the body onto the items would not have been within moments of death. Here is a link to the person giving this information So, the person would have had to leave Lisa lying dead, maybe a couple of hours, for this scent to be left behind. That is, if the information is correct. We do know that a cadaver dog hit on the carpet by Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin’s bed. Again, according to the nurse, it might take a couple of hours for this to happen.
Who would be able to stay in a home long enough for the fluids to seep onto those items, if the report is true? Psychic Stephanie Almaguer, whose predictions have not panned out so far, has said it was Jeremy. Jeremy was the mystery man who was seen with the baby. I have also spoken with another person who has had visions, and they too believe that Jeremy is more involved than first thought. With Ms. Almaguer’s view, Jeremy would have had to be out in the street with Lisa at 12:15, the time the first witnesses saw the mystery man. As far as what has been reported, Jeremy was at work until 3:45. Now he could have left, if he were working alone. It would be unusual for an electrician doing a side job, to be able to come and go as he pleased. With the second person, they felt that perhaps Lisa is alive and Jeremy had something to do with her missing. That does not seem to be the case if this report is right.