Gutman reported a 50-second phone call was made before midnight from one of cellphones Lisa’s mother Deborah Bradley said was stolen from the home.
“This whole case hinges on who made that call and why,” New York private investigator Bill Stanton said.
The mysterious call went to Megan Wright’s cellphone. Detectives talked with Wright in October. Wright said she never took the call and when she got her phone back the next morning, the call log had been deleted.
“I don’t know who answered it or what was said or who was on the other end of the phone,” Wright told Gutman.
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It has been seven weeks since the family stayed in the home where Lisa was reported missing on Oct. 4.
Irwin’s parents are expected to move back into their home in the 3600 block of North Lister Avenue on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the biological mother of Lisa Irwin’s older brother has filed an emergency motion for temporary custody of her son, according to a news release from the woman’s attorney, reported KMBC.com.
Rasleen Raim, the mother of Blake Irwin, who is Lisa’s older brother, filed the motion on Monday. Blake Irwin, 8, is the son of Raim and Lisa’s father, Jeremy Irwin.
Raim lost custody of Blake Irwin in 2008.
Raim said she is concerned about “her baby’s” safety, comfort and peace of mind, according to a news release from her attorney.The news release said Raim also filed a motion to modify child custody/visitation. Both motions were filed in the Circuit Court of Clay County, the news release said.
Lisa Irwin, 1, has been missing since Oct. 3. Blake Irwin was in Lisa’s North Lister Avenue home when she disappeared, and has been interviewed by FBI forensic experts about his sister’s disappearance
