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Sabrina Paige Aisenberg

June 28, 2005/in Uncategorized/by Eyes for Lies

CBS news show 48 Hours ran an updated show about the Aisenbergs Saturday night which I suspect was a re-run from earlier in the year. Do you remember the Aisenbergs?

They are couple who resided in Florida when their little girl vanished sometime in the middle of the night. The Aisenberg’s claim someone walked into their house, and took their little girl right out of her crib. They claim to have accidentally left the garage door open somehow by mistake.

I personally do not believe the Aisenbergs are being honest. I believe they know more then they are letting us in on.

When the Aisenbergs talk to the cameras, and talk to the “would-be” kidnapper, their eyes are empty. Their speech is lacking the normal emotions: over and over again.

What is odd is they are both neutral–without emotion.

Even more odd than that is the fact that I don’t see the Aisenbergs doing thorough searches for their daughter. I don’t see huge campaigns. Instead, all I see is defensive behavior.

Also, why would they leave and move from the state where their daughter disappeared? If you truly believed your daughter is alive as Marlene says, why wouldn’t you remain steadfast and stay where you last saw her? Wouldn’t that keep you close? Wouldn’t you feel like you abandon your daughter if you left the last home she knew?

I’d love nothing better for them to find Sabrina, but I hold out little hope she’ll ever be found alive and well, or kidnapped by some stranger.

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