LITTLE LISA IRWIN: COMMAND POST SHUT

VANISHED

WITH no clues in the hunt for missing baby little Lisa Irwin, investigators have shut down a command post which was working exclusively on the case. 
For more than six weeks a huge team has been working to discover what happened to the 10-month-old youngster who mysteriously disappeared from her bedroom one night. 
But with the little to go on and leads into the toddlers disappearance slowing considerably other cases began to demand the attention of the both cops and the FBI. 

LISA IRWIN'S FAMILY HIRE VAN DER SLOOT'S LAWYER

INNOCENT

GUILTY

THE FAMILY of missing Lisa Irwin have hired the same lawyer who once defended deadly Dutchman Joran Van Der Sloot.
Deborah Bradley who admitted in an interview with Fox News that she was drunk before her 11-month-old went missing and may even have blacked out after sharing a bottle of wine with a pal.
She also acknowledged that she had lied about the last time she'd seen the baby, changing the time from 10:30 at night to 6:40 in the evening.
But although she insists she didn't do anything to her daughter, she said after the latest round of questioning by investigators, she will be arrested.

COPS: LISA IRWIN'S PARENTS 'REFUSING TO COOPERATE'

GONE

VANISHED

THE PARENTS of little Lisa Irwin, who was snatched from her crib are refusing to cooperate with detectives, cops revealed last night.
Cops are still desperately trying to find the 10-month-old who was whisked away from her home on Monday night, by a mystery kidnapper. But Kansas City police spokesman Steve Young said Thursday night that Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin have decided to stop talking to detectives.
He said: "They clearly dont want to participate. Tonight, they decided to stop talking to detectives, and I don't have to illustrate how that

LISA IRWIN'S PARENTS: 'PLEASE BRING HER HOME'

'PLEASE BRING HER HOME'

THE DISTRAUGHT parents of 10-month-old Lisa Irwin, who was snatched from her crib on Monday night are pleading with her kidnapper to "please bring her home."
Deborah Brandley, who cops have described as "cooperative" begged her daughter's abductor to drop her off somewhere and for the public to provide tips.
She told KCTV: "We just want our baby back. Please bring her home. Our two other boys are waiting for her. Please. Drop her off anywhere, we don't care, just somewhere safe. Where she can come home, please."