. >> to marc klaas. marc, if it were just that simple, do you really think, marc klaas, that was a shot of poly klaas, that was marc's daughter who was abducted and murdered many years ago. marc, if it that were simple that she simply left the home, don't you think by now she would have broken down and said, okay, i left the home. i went to this party, or i went out with so-and-so, or i did this. that's what happened. i don't know where haleigh is. don't you think she would have crack said and told that if that were all she had to tell. >> well, i think that's quite possible but she was a 16-year-old child whose job was to look after somebody else's two young children. and i can only imagine that this girl would want to get out and have some fun of some kind, whether it was a party, whether it was a man, whether it was anything. but just to get out of that stifling environment that we've all become accustomed to over the years. so i think this scenario is very consistent with what could have happened. >>

marc klaas, what do you make of misty croslin allegedly skipping town?we're hearing all sorts of stories where she might be tonight. maybe she went to the beach. maybe she went out with girlfriends. but nobody knows where she is. >> no, absolutely nobody knows where she is. but there's no sense to be made of any of this story. has anybody asked ron if he asked tommy to go to the house? if tommy went to the house and he banged on the door and he saw nothing, does that mean the children weren't there as well? is tommy trying to make a deal for the problems that he's having right now with law enforcement? and finally, this whole idea of gps, we aren't talking about gps. that's never been brought up. we are talking about the potential for cell phone triangulation between all of these calls. and finally, i guess -- finally, finally, why is it that -- this is 7 1/2 months later. why is it we have to wait 7 1/2 months to find out that there were 20 calls made, that tommy croslin went to the house that night and got no response from anybody? this is information

i want to hear from marc klaas. weigh in, marc. >> tim miller has value in his searches for a variety of reasons. the area they searched hadn't been searched for a long time. as the caylee case shows, sometimes you have to go over the same piece of property numerous times before you finally come up with the reality. but as far as his business of handling polygraphs and things like that, i think he has absolutely no business doing that. that's amateur work. this should be left to the professionals. >> quick break, everyone. we are taking your calls live. to tonight's safety tip. housing market down. foreclosures up. these are tips to stop mortgage fraud. if it sounds too good to be true, it is. watch out for suspicious offers promising a huge professor in a short period of time. remember, there is not a quick fix. steer clear of e-mails or ads that promise to eliminate mortgage loans or save you from deflect. don't fall for no money down loans. review title history. if the home has been sold multiple times in a short

marc klaas, what do you make of misty croslin allegedly skipping town?be tonight. maybe she went to the beach. maybe she went out with girlfriends. but nobody knows where she is. >> no, absolutely nobody knows where she is. but there's no sense to be made of any of this story. has anybody asked ron if he asked tommy to go to the house? he banged on the door and saw nothing, does that mean that the children weren't there as well? is tommy trying to make a deal for the problems that he's having right now with law enforcement? finally, this whole idea of gps, we aren't talking about gps. that's never been brought up. we are talking about the potential for cell phone triangulation between all of these calls. finally, i guess, finally, finally, why is it that this is 7 1/2 months later. why is it we have to wait 7 1/2 months to find out that there were 20 calls made, that tommy croslin went to the house that night and got no response from anybody? this is information that should have been turned over immediately. >> marc klaas, you are right again, as usual.

to marc klaas, special guest and president of klaas kid foundation. i can hardly take in everybody's response, because he's been living it up in europe for 30 years, we should forget what happened. >> i join you and others in expressing my disgust, that the art community feels victimized by this. and i join many in being appalled that somehow mr. polanski is being portrayed as some kind of a victim in this whole situation. if this case plays out on the merits of the case, he is going to go to prison. if it plays out any other way whatsoever, i think an increasingly cynical public will be reinforced in their belief that there are two systems of justice, one for the superwealthy and the superpowerful and one for the rest of us. >> to ron shindel, if someone so much touched a hair on the twin's head, they wouldn't need a judge. they would get a little finger . they wouldn't get a judge. they'd get a finger necklace. i am stunned everyone thinks we should forget about this and i hope some l.a. judge doesn't agree. >> this is the case that's simple. he ple

to marc klaas, special guest and president of klaas kid foundation.y take in everybody's response, because he's been living it up in europe for 30 years, we should forget what happened. >> i join you and others in expressing my disgust, that the art community feels victimized by this. and i join many in being appalled that somehow mr. polanski is being portrayed as some kind of a victim in this whole situation. if this case plays out on the merits of the case, he is going to go to prison. if it plays out any other way whatsoever, i think an increasingly cynical public will be reinforced in their belief that there are two systems of justice, one for the superwealthy and the superpowerful and one for the rest of us. >> to ron shindel, if someone so much touched a hair on the twin's head, they wouldn't need a judge. they would get a little finger necklace courtesy of nancy a. grace. hope some l.a. judge doesn't agree. >> this is the case that's simple. he pled guilty. he is convicted. he could come back and serve his time. >> out to tammy in massachusett

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