Quote Originally Posted by snowfallsoon View Post
Well I think that when you decide to stop cooperating with the police, after your 10 month old mysteriously disappears, it looks bad. I can see taking a break-but they took kind of a long break. It wasn't a few hours. I think it was a few days.
And I don't see anything wrong with having a few drinks at home-but when you are alone with a baby and a small child, and one of them is sick, and you think you 'may' have blacked out, come on! That's just stupid.
Neither of those things says guilt to me. What they should have done was lawyered up from the start, in which case they wouldn't be talking to police at all. They are completely within their rights to do that, particularly if police are focused on them instead of looking for the baby (if they are innocent). What police call cooperating and others call cooperating may not be the same thing. As far as the drinking, she says she frequently drinks after the kids are in bed, so stupid as it may be, it sounds like it might be her normal routine and not proof of anything but alcoholism.