mr. shoemaker, you have an excellent reputation. and what you just said does not make one ounce of sense. of course, you want her picture out there. of course, you want the help of the media. but for the last person known to have seen haleigh alive, to have reportedly flunked a polygraph, how you can suggest that is not a major concern, you want to find her, you want to find haleigh, then find out why misty reportedly flunked a polygraph. gentlemen, does that not make sense to you? ronald cummings, i would like to hear it from you. >> nancy, what you're saying makes perfect sense to me, but why is law enforcement -- i'm not law enforcement. i can't interfere with their investigation. i can't do anything about a polygraph or any results. >> well, what is she telling you, ronald? what is she telling you? i mean, she took that police polygraph. i don't believe she passed it the first time. i don't believe she did. now this one. then there was that voice stress test. i mean, something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, mi

mr. shoemaker, you're giving me your word on that? >> absolutely, nancy. >> and again, you said he operates a crane. was he operating a crane that night? >> i don't believe he actually was that evening. i know he had a couple different things he was doing -- >> like what? >> i can't really answer that specifically. i know -- >> why? >> well, when we spoke with law enforcement the last time, they asked him about his different jobs that evening and he said that he had to move some material from different locations and -- so i know he had a number of different responsibilities. but his primary responsibility at that job was as a crane operator. >> indoors or outdoors? >> well, the crane is outdoors, but he would move things to different aspects of the job site and take care of material that way. >> so we know absolutely he did not leave the job site? >> absolutely. >> okay. i need to go to you. ellie jostad, this one i don't understand. about all those phone calls. if she did not have her telephone turned on, that may be explaining why c

mr. shoemaker, you're giving me your word on that? >> absolutely, nancy. >> and again, you said he operates a crane. was he operating a crane that night? >> i don't believe he actually was that evening. i know he had a couple different things he was doing -- >> like what? >> i can't really answer that specifically. i know -- >> why? >> well, when we spoke with law enforcement the last time, they asked him about his different jobs that evening and he said that he had to move some material from different locations and -- so i know he had a number of different responsibilities. but his primary responsibility at that job was as a crane operator. >> indoors or outdoors? >> well, the crane is outdoors, but he would move things to different aspects of the job site and take care of material that way. >> so we know absolutely he did not leave the job site? >> absolutely. >> okay. i need to go to you. ellie jostad, this one i don't understand. about all those phone calls. if she did not have her telephone turned on, that may be explaining why c

mr. shoemaker, you have an excellent reputation. and what you just said does not make one ounce of sense. of course you want her picture out there. of course you want the help of the media. but for the last person known to have seen haleigh alive, to have reportedly flunked a polygraph, how you can suggest that is not a major concern, you want to find her, you want to find haleigh, then find out why misty reportedly flunked a polygraph. gentlemen, does that not make sense to you? ronald cummings, i would like to hear it from you. >> nancy, what you're saying makes perfect sense to me, but why is law enforcement -- i'm not law enforcement. i can't interfere with their investigation. i can't do anything about a polygraph or any results. >> well, what is she telling you, ronald? what is she telling you? she took that police polygraph. i don't believe that she passed it the first time. i don't believe she did. now this one. then there was that voice stress test. something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, ms. nancy. >> r

mr. shoemaker. you've got a good reputation. >> right. well, i think everyone knows the police would love to sit down and talk with her. it's my guess that probably her attorney isn't allowing her to do that, which isn't uncommon in this type of situation. >> okay. back to you, cummings. your lawyer knows police want to talk to her. so do not lie to me. you've never lied to me before to my knowledge. don't tell me you didn't know police want to talk to her again. we all know it. we've talked about it on this show, on national tv. now, i'm telling you, police want to talk to her. now, why is she back in orlando and not speaking to police? >> that i'm not sure, miss nancy. i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family

mr. shoemaker. you've got a good reputation. >> right. well, i think everyone knows the police would love to sit down and talk with her. it's my guess that probably her attorney isn't allowing her to do that, which isn't uncommon in this type of situation. >> okay. back to you, cummings. your lawyer knows police want to talk to her. so do not lie to me. you've never lied to me before to my knowledge. don't tell me you didn't know police want to talk to her again. we all know it. we've talked about it on this show, on national tv. now, i'm telling you, police want to talk to her. now, why is she back in orlando and not speaking to police? >> that i'm not sure, miss nancy. i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family

mr. shoemaker, you have an excellent reputation. and what you just said does not make one ounce of sense. of course you want her picture out there. of course you want the help of the media. but for the last person known to have seen haleigh alive, to have reportedly flunked a polygraph, how you can suggest that is not a major concern, you want to find her, you want to find haleigh, then find out why misty reportedly flunked a polygraph. gentlemen, does that not make sense to you? ronald cummings, i would like to hear it from you. >> nancy, what you're saying makes perfect sense to me, but why is law enforcement -- i'm not law enforcement. i can't interfere with their investigation. i can't do anything about a polygraph or any results. >> well, what is she telling you, ronald? what is she telling you? she took that police polygraph. i don't believe that she passed it the first time. i don't believe she did. and then this one and then that voice stressed test. something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, ms. nancy. >> r

mr. shoemaker, you're giving me your word on that?n, you said he operates a crane. was he operating a crane that night? >> i don't believe he actually was that evening. i know he had a couple different things he was doing -- >> like what? >> i can't really answer that specifically. i know -- >> why? >> well, when we spoke with law enforcement the last time, they asked him about his different jobs that evening and he said that he had to move some material from different locations and -- so i know he had a number of different responsibilities. but his primary responsibility at that job was as a crane operator. >> indoors or outdoors? >> well, the crane is outdoors, but he would move things to different aspects of the job site and take care of material that way. >> so we know absolutely he did not leave the job site? >> absolutely. >> okay. i need to go to you. ellie jostad, this one i don't understand. about all those phone calls. if she did not have her telephone turned on, that may be explaining why cops can't get a ping on her to loc

mr. shoemaker, that ronald cummings -- let's take a listen to exactly what misty croslin's mother had to say on camera about her daughter. >> deep down in my heart, yes, i think my daughter's holding something back. i think they are both holding something back. that's just in my heart. >> i'm going to tell her i love her and if you know anything at all, please tell me. we can work through. i'll be right there by your side. we'll get through it. but just please tell me whatever you're holding back. >> that's misty croslin's mother lisa croslin, she was on wofl, fox 35, saying she believes croslin may be hiding something. schiavo, mar lano schiavo, our producer on the story, i understand misty croslin has a response to her mom. now, as of tonight behind bars in florida facing police questioning regarding haleigh's disappearance. >> yes, i asked misty, why does she think her mother would say something like that? her response? she was mad at me. i said, she would say that on national tv or even local television just because she was mad at you, misty? >> yes, that's why she said it. that was

mr. shoemaker. you've got a good reputation. >> right. think everyone knows the police would love to sit down and talk with her. it's my guess that probably her attorney isn't allowing her to do that, which isn't uncommon in this type of situation. >> okay. back to you, cummings. your lawyer knows police want to talk to her. so do not lie to me. you've never lied to me before to my knowledge. don't tell me you didn't know police want to talk to her again. we all know it. we've talked about it on this show, on national tv. now, i'm telling you, police want to talk to her. now, why is she back in orlando and not speaking to police? >> that i'm not sure, miss nancy. i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law atto

mr. shoemaker. you've got a good reputation. >> right.ink everyone knows the police would love to sit down and talk with her. it's my guess that probably her attorney isn't allowing her to do that, which isn't uncommon in this type of situation. >> okay. back to you, cummings. your lawyer knows police want to talk to her. so do not lie to me. you've never lied to me before to my knowledge. don't tell me you didn't know police want to talk to her again. we all know it. we've talked about it on this show, on national tv. now, i'm telling you, police want to talk to her. now, why is she back in orlando and not speaking to police? >> that i'm not sure, miss nancy. i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law attorne

mr. shoemaker, that ronald cummings -- let's take a listen to exactly what misty croslin's mother had toay on camera about her daughter. >> deep down in my heart, yes, i think my daughter's holding something back. i think they are both holding something back. that's just in my heart. >> i'm going to tell her i love her and if you know anything at all, please tell me. we can work through. i'll be right there by your side. we'll get through it. but just please tell me whatever you're holding back. >> that's misty croslin's mother lisa croslin, she was on wofl, fox 35, saying she believes croslin may be hiding something. schiavo, marlaina schiavo, our producer on the story, i understand misty croslin has a response to her mom. now, as of tonight behind bars in florida facing police questioning regarding haleigh's disappearance. >> yes, i asked misty, why does she think her mother would say something like that? her response? she was mad at me. i said, she would say that on national tv or even local television just because she was mad at you, misty? yes, that's why she said it. that was her r

mr. shoemaker, you have an excellent reputation. and what you just said does not make one ounce of sense. of course you want her picture out there. of course you want the help of the media. but for the last person known to have seen haleigh alive, to have reportedly flunked a polygraph, how you can suggest that is not a major concern, you want to find her, you want to find haleigh, then find out why misty reportedly flunked a polygraph. gentlemen, does that not make sense to you? ronald cummings, i would like to hear it from you. >> nancy, what you're saying makes perfect sense to me, but why is law enforcement -- i'm not law enforcement. i can't interfere with their investigation. i can't do anything about a polygraph or any results. >> well, what is she telling you, ronald? what is she telling you? she took that police polygraph. i don't believe that she passed it the first time. i don't believe she did. now this one. then there was that voice stress test. something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, ms. nancy. >> r