Jeremy Irwin
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28 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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I think about her every day. It doesn't, go away and the pain is still there and, uh, just feel like you're not complete.
Yeah. There's a lot of that. And, um, I mean, it's, it's pretty, it's pretty frustrating and you have a lot of hate and anger on aspects like that. Um, But there's nothing you can do about it. And that's not going to help get Lisa home any faster. So, I mean, it's frustrating that everybody's still out living their life and going to the grocery store and doing whatever they want to do.
And meanwhile, we're just left to sit in the ashes.
Yeah, I mean, we did for a long, long time. And I mean, most of the stuff that we've gotten is stories that people have heard from other people. So it's a lot of it's third person stories. And I think there's real merit in a group of individuals that operate in that area that
get rid of kids and illegally adopt or what, however you want to phrase it, but take in children that they're not supposed to have and redistribute them. That's definitely going on up here. And at least at the time when I was talking with the investigators about it, they laughed in my face about it. So-
You know, certainly not us, but we had people nearby that were into that lifestyle.
100%.
Oh, no, no. I couldn't even tell you the last time we were contacted by law enforcement. It was... Maybe year three, maybe.
It's been a long time.
For sure. I think they realized how big it was, and I think they screwed it up really badly, and I think they just want to be done with it.
You know, the main concern for me outside, second to Lisa, has always been the boys and making sure that they have some semblance of a normal life, even with this going on. And I feel that we have at least succeeded in that.
No, I mean, not at all. I mean, it doesn't change the fact. I mean, we're talking about my daughter here and we're talking about her mother. So it's the same thing I've been saying for years. You know, if you're going to tell me that Deborah did it, you better tell me what it is and you better tell me a story associated with it. Other than that, I've heard it all and you can't tell me nothing new.
You look at the joy that you get from raising two boys and having them go out into the world and they're awesome young men and they're going to kill it and they have their own life paths and everything's starting to work out for them. But as a man, I was robbed my portion of that with my daughter. I hope one day that...
tomorrow or a year from now or whatever i hope that lisa's found and that she comes home and we can start over and at 13 years old or 18 years old or however old she is but it would be nice to start that relationship in which i haven't been able to have this the whole time
There's a lot of tough questions and the answer is free will and evil men will do evil things.
Well, I think if that's my two options, if I were to know that something bad happened or to never know, then I'll just stay never knowing, I guess.
So they told me that there was a phone call from one of Deborah's phones and we were able to get the records from that phone line. Went back over three years and I myself, hand by hand, went over every number in the whole thing. And that was the first time in which that number had ever popped up.
This water may be bad. Please, don't break your home.
That's the last thing you expect is that one of your kids is going to be missing. So initially when she's not in the crib, it's like, okay, well, she's in bed with Deborah. She's in bed with one of the brothers. She's maybe fallen out of bed and she's asleep under the crib.
No questions asked. Just drop her off with somebody at a hospital, a church, the fire department, the police station, anywhere. Just please bring her home.
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