Bill Stanton
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31 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Bill Stanton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, you could feel the bond, and I saw it, and I'm sure you saw it, between the two of them. I mean, it's a nightmare. And statistically, they should have been divorced within months. But their faith... And Lisa and themselves kept them together for years.
You know, I know people in a lot higher tax brackets than them, you know, a lot higher education than them that, you know, would have crumbled. It says a lot about who they are. And he never doubted her.
It's a sad love story.
That this woman has evolved as a person, how she remains resolute. And I wanted her to be guilty more than anyone because statistically she was. I wanted to wrap it up and get the heck home. You know, they had no reason to accept me in their home. I told them as soon as I got there, I'm not here for you. Meaning that if it's you, I'm coming for you. And I said that to them.
And they looked me square in the eye, helped find our baby.
No, that's what gets her through the day.
And for that, nothing to add.
Absolutely.
I want to know why baby Lisa hasn't been found. The parents under suspicion.
I know everybody's watching this family and watching this house, and that's fair. Keep one eye on them, but also keep the other eye out on the streets, in every place, because there is a bad guy out there or bad people with this child, and we want to get this child.
I think sometimes we forget who these two people are and what they're going through.
I think it is compelling. I think the simple fact that you have three separate witnesses all saying something to the effect of they saw someone carrying a child that wasn't wrapped up in a blanket, that wasn't necessarily wrapped up in baby clothes.
Because it's not Jeremy and it's not Deborah. And it throws a huge monkey wrench in the narrative. Now what? Now what? Now we have to rethink everything.
Who is this guy at a quarter after, you know, midnight, which lines up perfectly, you know, in the chill air without a blanket that they made such a note that it pinged on their radar where the husband calls the wife's honey, make sure you lock the doors. To your point, they should have been all over that and that should have been the main focus of the media, but it wasn't.
Yep. If it bleeds, it leads. And they want a nice, finite end to the story. And that's why they were so ravenous at getting to Deborah and Jeremy. Jeremy, to interview them, to wrap this up, to see them taking out in cuffs.
With the suits coming in after the fact. Come on, they had like the equivalent of several football teams in and out of that house, you know, after the crime occurred. And then they go in. I forgot how many days or weeks later after the crime occurred. with the crime scene unit. I mean, that was, you know, played out in front of the cameras. That to me was, let's cover our ass.
Let's show everyone that we're doing our job. And, you know, for us in the know, you know, it was pathetic.
There's going to be a $100,000 reward put up for the safe return and or conviction of person or persons involved in this horrible crime.
After the press conference, and I said an anonymous benefactor, this nasty rumor of it was either NBC or ABC, and they were paying behind the scenes to get all the exclusives and attention.
No one believes the anonymous benefactor. I need for you to verify it to your comfort level and we'll go from there.
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