Alternate Theories, Alarming Details - Part 4 of Megyn Kelly Investigates: Baby Lisa's Disappearance | Ep. 1025

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Megyn Kelly 0:00
I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to The Megan Kelly Show and episode four of our special series, Megan Kelly Investigates. We're tackling the disappearance of baby Lisa. She vanished from her crib in the middle of the night in October of 2011. Today, she'd be a teenager. But where is she and who took her? Someone knows. A case like this generates a ton of interest and theories, some, as we will explore in this episode, very dark and disturbing. There is a real and growing threat to your home and your equity, and it's called title fraud. Here's how it works. Criminals can forge a single document, file it with the recorder, and just like that, your home's title is stolen. They take out loans against your property, draining your equity, and you would not even know it had happened until it was too late. Here's the really scary part. Credit monitoring will not protect you from any of this. But I want to tell you about Home Title Lock to protect your home and equity.
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Megyn Kelly 1:44
Neither Kansas City PD nor the FBI would talk to us. And philanthropist Christy Haas Schiller's offer of a $100,000 reward for any information that could lead to the return of Lisa remains unclaimed. If you could write that $100,000 check, it'd probably be the most delightful money you ever spent in your life. Absolutely. While 42-year-old John Tanko, known as Jersey, may seem to have been the best suspect given his criminal history and that mysterious call from the Irwins' stolen phone to the phone of Tanko's ex-girlfriend, Megan Wright, on the night baby Lisa went missing, no arrests were ever made. In 2011, police said they'd moved on from Tanko. And there appears to have been little to no movement on this case in the nearly 13 years since it started. Jeremy and Deborah have been left in limbo. There were yearly vigils.
Deborah Bradley 2:42
Please, God, keep her safe until she is home with us.
Megyn Kelly 2:46
And occasional interviews, including one with me that aired in January 2014. When I interviewed you a couple years ago, Deborah, you said even back then you were looking in the crowd whenever you pass a child who would be Lisa's age.
Deborah Bradley 2:58
Yeah, we actually, I did it all day today when we were walking around before we came here to see you. And I just said to Jeremy, I'm really tired of looking at everybody else's kiddo, but it's mine.
Megyn Kelly 3:12
This has to be its own form of torture. Jeremy Irwin.
Jeremy Irwin 3:16
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.
Megyn Kelly 3:28
Do you ever feel bitter, Jeremy? You know, I would feel, I think I'd feel bitter, you know, that, that my child was taken, that I didn't get this time that if she's still out there, I've missed so much.
Jeremy Irwin 3:39
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.
Deborah Bradley 4:10
You know, it's really hard as she gets older and still not having her home and thinking about all the things I continue to miss out on. And it's like all of us have been robbed of that. And that is really hard to accept.

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