[kayak]

I want to go on record as saying that if my daughter or my niece or my cousin were missing mysteriously in the middle of the night and if I weren't used to being in the national spotlight I would be acting quite strangely during interviews also. I am sure that my demeanor under such circumstances could be considered "strange," "bizarre," "weird" and other such things because it certainly wouldn't be my normal self answering questions under the glare of lights and under such horrendously stressful conditions.

[homeschool mama]

Agreed.

[Utah Girl]

I'm with you, I would be in tears and unable to talk, or not very emotional because they would have to sedate me. I can't sleep tonight either, so I am working. Yuk.

[Mo1]

I understand what you mean .. I am just basing my opinion from interviews done by other people

And I have to say .. from what I can tell a few people seem to be leaning towards the Uncle knows something about what happen to her

[kcvl]

First of all I wouldn't be answering anyone's questions except those of the authorities and NOT "news analysts" or "reporters". I probably couldn't even get out of bed much less make Larry King is Alive.

[bonfire]

Where can I sign that? I agree 100%. Running joke in my family is to be called into court with "where were you on such and such a date?." None of us can remember what we had for dinner last night!

BTW, if my child was missing, my family physician would be LIVING at my house dispensing BIG TIME drugs!

[janette]

bravo!!!!!!!!

[DreamWeaver]

I am sure that my demeanor under such circumstances could be considered "strange," "bizarre," "weird" and other such things because it certainly wouldn't be my normal self answering questions under the glare of lights and under such horrendously stressful conditions.

I also take into consideration, that under such circumtances sedatives/tranquilizers are being administered.