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BY Mike Jaccarino

DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Friday, October 7th 2011, 4:00 AM

Missing Baby

Do you think the parents are hiding the truth?

The parents of a missing Missouri toddler have stopped cooperating with police efforts to find their child.

Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin of Kansas City have not publicly disclosed the reason for their recalcitrance with police who are searching for their missing 10-month-old, Lisa Irwin.

?The mother and father no longer want to talk to detectives,? Kansas City police Capt. Steve Young said Thursday, adding the parents are not considered suspects, according to ABC News.

?From an investigative standpoint, we enjoyed their cooperation so far,? Young said. ?has been very beneficial to the case. But yeah, you can imagine it doesn?t help the case? that they are no longer helping police.

The blue-eyed babe was thought to be snatched from her crib sometime Monday night, or early Tuesday morning.

Bradley had put Lisa to bed in her crib around 10:30 p.m. after reportedly changing her and putting her in fresh clothes.

Irwin then arrived home to an odd scene around 4 a.m. from his job as a local electrician.

?The windows were open and lights were on and she was nowhere to be found,? Irwin said of his daughter on ABC?s ?Good Morning America.? ?We?ve been going over everything in our minds. We just don?t have any idea.?

Irwin has also said that the front door to the family home was unlocked.

On Thursday, Bradley and Irwin revealed that three cell phones were also taken from the family home in addition to the baby daughter that they lovingly refer to as, ?Pumpkin Pie,? ABC reports.

?We were running around the house and were screaming for and she was nowhere,? Bradley said. ?Then I said, ?Call 911, call 911.? But Jeremy couldn?t find the cell phones. They were gone.?

Two other children that Bradley and Irwin have from previous relationships were not taken, ABC reports.

?Please. She has a family who loves her very much,? Bradley cried out while on GMA.

?Take her somewhere safe. Take her to a church, a hospital, a fire department. Just drop her off with somebody and then leave, no questions asked. We just want our baby back.?

Meanwhile, Young remarked on Thursday, ?The investigation is directed and led by hard information. Again, we don?t have any suspects. If we had enough to charge anybody with, we probably would be issuing charges.?

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Some 20,000 missiles have gone missing in Libya, ABC News reported Tuesday, raising fears that they have fallen into the wrong hands in an unstable region.

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ABC News’ Brian Ross reported that the disappearance of the weapons from unguarded warehouses was made public at a recent White House meeting.

But Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director for Human Rights Watch, warned about the thefts six months ago, ABC said. On one recent trip to Libya he even took pictures of missiles being driven away in trucks.

“I myself could have removed several hundred if I wanted to, and people can literally drive up with pickup tricks or even 18-wheelers and take away whatever they want,” Bouckaert said.

Story: Missing weapons from Libya arms caches raise fears

The missing weapons are an estimated 20,000 Russian-made portable heat-seeking missiles, ABC reported. They reportedly weigh only 55 pounds and have a range of two miles.

“Matching up a terrorist with a shoulder-fired missile, that’s our worst nightmare,” Democratic California Senator Barbara Boxer said.

Boxer, a member of the Senate’s Commerce, Energy and Transportation Committee, was planning to ask the Department of Defense on Tuesday to equip 500 American passenger jets that fly overseas with new technology that repels heat-seeking missiles from aircraft, ABC reported.

The technology would give civilian planes the same protection that military aircraft have.

PhotoBlog: Abandoned sites in Libya hold unguarded weapons

Human Rights Watch’s Bouckaert, who has been searching Tripoli for abandoned weapons for months, told The Associated Press last month that a number of weapons warehouses were poorly guarded and appeared to have been heavily looted.

“The problem is that the locals usually find out first and by the time we arrive and we can get some guards there, a lot of the most dangerous weapons have already been taken away,” he said.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44685978/ns/world_news-mideast_n_africa/

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