Is it just me or it excessively repulsive that a polygraph test about a missing child is being televised for ratings? I mean, am I really that out of the ordinary because I don't watch this garbage? Apparently people do watch and here are two parents who, whether they did or did not have anything to do with their daughter's disappearance, are exploiting the issue on national television.
Man I sometimes think the human race is doomed.
From what I understand after the first show was aired the Police started searching the property.
Child missing 2 years- with a Grandma who does not exist-
Ratings maybe- But things have started to move.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/08/20/4249830/adoptive-mom-to-dr-phil-erica.html
Erica Parsons’ adoptive parents declared on national TV Tuesday that they did not kill Erica, who has been missing since 2011 and is the subject of a widening hunt by investigators from Rowan County, the state and the FBI.
“Erica is not missing. Erica is with her grandmother,” Casey Parsons said on the “Dr. Phil” show on Tuesday. “This would all be over if … Erica would just pick the phone up and call.”
On the show, Casey Parsons and her husband, Sandy, said they dropped their daughter off with her biological grandmother, whom they identified as Irene Goodman or “Nan.”
The Parsonses told talk show host Phil McGraw that they hadn’t seen Erica, then 13, since leaving the girl with “Nan” in December 2011 at a Mooresville McDonald’s.
Police, however, say they haven’t been able to locate “Nan” or determine if she actually exists.
The show was taped in Hollywood last week – two weeks after Erica Parsons was reported missing by her adoptive brother James. A second episode featuring Casey and Sandy Parsons will air on Wednesday at 4 p.m. on WSOC-TV.
