Police Staged a Break-In to Test Theory in Lisa Irwin Case
On October 9th, the police staged a break-in to the home of missing Lisa Irwin’s family to put the intruder theory to the test. Although they by and large refused to comment, the cameras showed investigators struggling to obtain entry without making a good deal of noise.
“What the cameras saw speaks for itself,” said Captain Steve Young.
A front window showed tampering, perhaps indicating a point of entry for an intruder. Film of the staged event showed the police unable to quietly enter the home, a screen loudly falling as they clambered through the window.
Though over 250 tips have flooded in during the course of the investigation, no viable leads have been found. Police continue to investigate, focusing mainly on the family now.
Front view of the home of Baby Lisa Irwin.
November 8th, 2011 at 12:01 pm
Sorry but that cop did every thing he could do NOT to get in that window. Was he ever a child? Everyone knows you hook one leg over the sill and then pull your self up with your hands and straddle it. You don’t kneel on top of it and wonder why it’s so difficult.
November 9th, 2011 at 2:08 pm
i believe the mother is GUILTY why else all the lies and obstruction! She should be bending over backwards, or jumping thru hoops, if it helps find lisa!
November 14th, 2011 at 12:54 pm
True but the cops need to stop making up stuff so that they don’t drive their suspects/victims away.
November 14th, 2011 at 7:05 pm
I do agree that she looks, and very well may be, guilty due to her incognito-ness. Sad, I really hope that baby is alive!