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Don't feel TOO eggy -- at least not 'til tomorrow. I haven't ruled out the possibility that the poster may have seen such an article, but that of course would have no bearing on whether there's any truth to it or not. Despite it's remarkable forays into real journalism last year, the National Enquirer remains the National Enquirer, and still needs to sell papers to its core readership, which is eager for racy scandals and doesn't much care whether they're real or fabricated as long as they're fun to read and gossip about. However, this is the type of story where IF some information like what the poster described came to light, the Enquirer would likely be the first to publish it, as all the "legitimate" news outlets would be busy checking with their lawyers, and concocting lame excuses about why it was really legitimate news and thus okay for them to print.

From the Ashleigh Banfield Show that aired tonight on MSNBC, she interviewed the parents and was allowed to ASK anything she wanted, but that the family was not able to answer questions directly about the case, to protect the case as the police have asked them not to speak about the case in detail.

Mary K is back home with her parents and siblings sleeping in her OWN bed. She is happy due to the new puppy and dog that they have.

The family has been asked by police NOT to ask questions with Mary K on what happened that night, they have advised them to let her speak on her own when she is ready.

Mary K and Elizabeth shared the bedroom as the mother thought it was the best thing to do, she shared her room with her sisters as a child and always felt it was a better for the girls to be close to each other to keep the girls relationship tight. ( I totally understand this and why she would do this )

(In my opinion, the Smarts are being very open and are not trying to hide anything, they both seem very relaxed. There is nothing being said that seems strange... More coming as there is another 1/2 hour left.