neves, why are you so sure haleigh is still with us? >> because i stand on god's promise that if you pray and believe that he will give you what you pray for. >> ms. neves, tell me how ronald is holding up. i mean, he comes on our show frequently. and he's always so strong. how is he holding up? >> he's not as strong at home as he is on tv. but he has to be strong for junior, you know? so he does the best that he can. he keeps his crying to his self at night and tries to make junior happy until haleigh comes home. >> how is junior? does he even realize at this juncture that haleigh is gone? >> junior thinks that haleigh is lost and she's finding her way home. he actually drew her a map so she could find her way home. but he doesn't realize the longevity, i think, of it. >> you know, i focus so much on where is haleigh, what happened that night? you know, junior has been lost in the mix. i cannot imagine, god forbid the thought, that i would ever have to explain to one of the twins where the other one was, why they were not at home. what

also joining us there in florida is teresa neves. she is the grandmother of the missing 6-year-old, haleigh cummings, and father -- and mother of father ronald. miss neves, thanks for joining us again. >> thank you for having me. >> look, what is going on with this family feud? and i'm not talking about the tv program. >> okay. which family are you speaking about? >> with the cummings family. you know, with ronald and misty. what is going on down there? >> there's a lot of tension. it's very tough, strain on a relationship when there is something that you think maybe needs to be told and you're not getting that information. you know, it puts a very big strain on a relationship. >> recently you spoke to nancy and she says, and i have to agree with her, the facts of what's going on and her actions, everything just doesn't fit together. >> i agree with you. it does not fit together like it should. and we are working to cure that i hope. >> i want to go to ellie jostad, nancy grace producer, joining us from the control room. ellie, when

neves, why are you so sure haleigh is still with us? >> because i stand on god's promise that if you pray and believe that he will give you what you pray for. >> ms. neves, tell me how ronald is holding up. i mean, he comes on our show frequently. and he's always so strong. how is he holding up? >> he's not as strong at home as he is on tv. but he has to be strong for junior, you know? so he does the best that he can. he keeps his crying to his self at night and tries to make junior happy until haleigh comes home. >> how is junior? does he even realize at this juncture that haleigh is gone. >> junior thinks that haleigh is lost and she's finding her way home. he actually drew her a map so she could find her way home. but he doesn't realize the longevity, i think, of it. >> you know, i focus so much on where is haleigh, what happened that night? you know junior has been lost in the mix. i cannot imagine, god forbid the thought, that i would ever have to explain to one of the twins where the other one was. why they were not at home. what

neves, why are you so sure haleigh is still with us? >> because i stand on god's promise that if you pray and believe that he will give you what you pray for. >> ms. neves, tell me how ronald is holding up. i mean, he comes on our show frequently. and he's always so strong. how is he holding up? >> he's not as strong at home as he is on tv. but he has to be strong for junior, you know? so he does the best that he can. he keeps his crying to his self at night and tries to make junior happy until haleigh comes home. >> how is junior? does he even realize at this juncture that haleigh is gone. >> junior thinks that haleigh is lost and she's finding her way home. he actually drew her a map so she could find her way home. but he doesn't realize the longevity, i think, of it. >> you know, i focus so much on where is haleigh, what happened that night? you know junior has been lost in the mix. i cannot imagine, god forbid the thought, that i would ever have to explain to one of the twins where the other one was. where they were not at home. wha

also joining us there in florida is teresa neves. is the grandmother of the missing 6-year-old, haleigh cummings, and father -- and mother of father, ronald. miss neves, thanks for joining us again. >> thank you for having me. >> look, what is going on with this family feud? and i'm not talking about the tv program. >> okay. which family are you speaking about? >> with the cummings family. you know, with ronald and misty. what is going on down there? >> there's a lot of tension. it's very tough, strain on a relationship when there is something that you think maybe needs to be told and you're not getting that information. you know, it puts a very big strain on a relationship. >> recently you spoke to nancy and she says, and i have to agree with her, the facts of what's going on and her actions, everything just doesn't fit together. >> i agree with you. it does not fit together like it should. and we are working to cure that i hope. >> i want to go to ellie jostad, "nancy grace" producer joining us from the control room. ellie, when is

teresa neves. miss neves, does croslin, misty croslin, haleigh's stepmother, realize the firestorm she created by dropping out of sight for all these days in the midst of the search for haleigh? >> i do not think so, miss nancy. i don't think anyone thought that it would be that big a deal. there were arrangements made for her and ronald to do something with junior. those arrangements had to be changed, and misty just continued on with those plans without ronald and junior. >> then why couldn't anyone seem to tell us exactly where she was during that time? >> i don't know why anyone couldn't tell you that, because i could tell you. >> really? there were so many conflicting reports about where she had been. miss neves, again, you are stating that you believe she's waiting for the okay from her lawyer to talk to police. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. in light of the fact that her new stepchild, her little girl is missing and police want to talk to her, hopefully to clear up questions and find the child, don

teresa neves. miss neves, does croslin, misty croslin, haleigh's stepmother, realize the firestorm she created by dropping out of sight for all these days in the midst of the search for haleigh? >> i do not think so, miss nancy. i don't think anyone thought that it would be that big a deal. there were arrangements made for her and ronald to do something with junior. those arrangements had to be changed, and misty just continued on with those plans without ronald and junior. >> then why couldn't anyone seem to tell us exactly where she was during that time? >> i don't know why anyone couldn't tell you that, because i could tell you. >> really? there were so many conflicting reports about where she had been. miss neves, again, you are stating that you believe she's waiting for the okay from her lawyer to talk to police. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. in light of the fact that her new stepchild, her little girl is missing and police want to talk to her, hopefully to clear up questions and find the child, don

also joining us there in florida is teresa neves.other of the missing 6-year-old, haleigh cummings, and father -- and mother of father, ronald. miss neves, thanks for joining us again. >> thank you for having me. >> look, what is going on with this family feud? and i'm not talking about the tv program. >> okay. which family are you speaking about? >> with the cummings family. you know, with ronald and misty. what is going on down there? >> there's a lot of tension. it's very tough, strain on a relationship when there is something that you think maybe needs to be told and you're not getting that information. you know, it puts a very big strain on a relationship. >> recently you spoke to nancy and she says, and i have to agree with her, the facts of what's going on and her actions, everything just doesn't fit together. >> i agree with you. it does not fit together like it should. and we are working to cure that i hope. >> i want to go to ellie jostad, "nancy grace" producer joining us from the control room. ellie, when is the last time

. >> join meg right ning me rightl guest teresa neves.s been front and center since the day haleigh went missing trying to find her, trying to publicize her photo and the tip line, which is 888-277-8477. there is a reward for information. teresa, i know that you disagree with search insiders that say she is dead. give me your side. >> i absolutely disagree 100%. i believe that god hears prayer. i believe that there have been thousands and thousands of prayers for haleigh. i believe that she's alive. and i do not believe that tim miller is god or has a straight line to god. so until he can produce something else, i don't -- i just refuse to believe that my granddaughter is not alive and with us. >> well, miss neves, if the lord listens to a sinner, i hope he's heard my prayers, because i and so many other people are praying that you are right. we are taking your calls tonight on haleigh cummings. i want to first give you tonight's safety tips. a baby can drown in less than two inches of water. keep your baby safe at bath time. never leave

neves, why are you so sure haleigh is still with us? >> because i stand on god's promise that if you pray and believe that he will give you what you pray for. >> ms. neves, tell me how ronald is holding up. i mean, he comes on our show frequently. and he's always so strong. how is he holding up? >> he's not as strong at home as he is on tv. but he has to be strong for junior, you know? so he does the best that he can. he keeps his crying to his self at night and tries to make junior happy until haleigh comes home. >> how is junior? does he even realize at this juncture that haleigh is gone. >> junior thinks that haleigh is lost and she's finding her way home. he actually drew her a map so she could find her way home. but he doesn't realize the longevity, i think, of it. >> you know, i focus so much on where is haleigh, what happened that night? you know junior has been lost in the mix. i cannot imagine, god forbid the thought, that i would ever have to explain to one of the twins where the other one was. why they were not at home. what

teresa neves. miss neves, does croslin, misty croslin, haleigh's stepmother, realize the firestorm she created by dropping out of sight for all these days in the midst of the search for haleigh? >> i do not think so, miss nancy. i don't think anyone thought that it would be that big a deal. there were arrangements made for her and ronald to do something with junior. those arrangements had to be changed, and misty just continued on with those plans without ronald and junior. >> then why couldn't anyone seem to tell us exactly where she was during that time? >> i don't know why anyone couldn't tell you that, because i could tell you. >> really? there were so many conflicting reports about where she had been. miss neves, again, you are stating that you believe she's waiting for the okay from her lawyer to talk to police. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. in light of the fact that her new stepchild, her little girl is missing and police want to talk to her, hopefully to clear up questions and find the child, don

. >> straight out to special guest joining us, haleigh's grandmother, teresa neves. ms. neves, i'm sure you know by now misty croslin's comments from earlier this morning on the cbs morning show. what do you make of it? she's claiming the other side of the family. would that mean ronald's side of the family? is that who she's referring to took haleigh? >> i do not think so, miss nancy. >> we have talked to her about talking to the police. >> what does she say? >> she says she talked to them. >> they want to talk to her again. why won't she do it? >> i have no knowledge of them wanting to talk to her where she wouldn't do it. >>> so, are you saying you didn't fail the polygraph like people and law enforcement are kind of claiming that you did? >> no, i did not. >> you took a polygraph? >> yes, i did take a polygraph. >> and you passed it? >> i mean, my understanding is i passed it. you know? i want everybody to know i was home because i did pass my lie detector test saying i was home. i didn't want to take the polygraph. i was supposed to do a hypnosis. that's what i was

. >> straight out to special guest joining us, haleigh's grandmother, teresa neves. ms. neves, i'm sure you know by now misty croslin's comments from earlier this morning on the cbs morning show. what do you make of it? she's claiming the other side of the family. would that mean ronald's side of the family? is that who she's referring to took haleigh? >> i do not think so, miss nancy. >> we have talked to her about talking to the police. >> what does she say? >> she says she talked to them. >> they want to talk to her again. why won't she do it? >> i have no knowledge of them wanting to talk to her where she wouldn't do it. >>> so, are you saying you didn't fail the polygraph like people and law enforcement are kind of claiming that you did? >> no, i did not. >> you took a polygraph? >> yes, i did take a polygraph. >> and you passed it? >> i mean, my understanding is i passed it. you know? i want everybody to know i was home because i did pass my lie detector test saying i was home. i didn't want to take the polygraph. i was supposed to do a hypnosis. that's what i was

. >> joining me right now, special guest teresa neves.leigh went missing trying to find her, trying to publicize her photo and the tip line, which is 888-277-8477. there is a reward for information. teresa, i know that you disagree with search insiders that say she is dead. give me your side. >> i absolutely disagree 100%. i believe that god hears prayer. i believe that there have been thousands and thousands of prayers for haleigh. i believe that she's alive. and i do not believe that tim miller is god or has a straight line to god. so until he can produce something else, i don't -- i just refuse to believe that my granddaughter is not alive and with us. >> well, miss neves, if the lord listens to a sinner, i hope he's heard my prayers, because i and so many other people are praying that you are right. we are taking your calls tonight on haleigh cummings. >>> i want to first give you tonight's safety tips. a baby can drown in less than two inches of water. keep your baby safe at bath time. never leave the child alone. have all your bathi

well, you heard ronald's mother teresa neves saying a dysfunctional family i think that's putting itildly. but keep in mind teresa neves' always been behind the story that misty's saying and believe she was telling the truth. we'll see if she really believes that anymore. out to mark nejame, attorney for tim miller, texas equusearch. mark, you was getting into -- telling us about the operation misty before we went to break. >> right. >> so he did run this by you before he went ahead and did this? >> well, no. what happened is that misty wanted to take a polygraph. >> okay. >> teresa contacted me and i told her that i would only assist if we had led to finding out whatever happened to the child so she agreed. so we were -- whether that led to misty or to anybody on the face of the earth, too bad. we were looking for the child. and we then got some new national publicity brought -- some new attention brought to the case. they came in. misty agreed to take a polygraph. told us she didn't have an attorney. it was scheduled in my offices. we found the top polygraphers that we could in the

. >> miss neves, i don't mean to grill you. but it just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family. and that's the best way i can describe that. >> they go out and look for the right person, maybe they would have the answers. but they're trying to get all the answers from me that i don't have. >> have you asked her what happened? >> i ask her, but i -- i don't get any answers. >> what, if anything, does a divorce at this stage mean in the search for little haleigh? taking your calls live tonight, haleigh's father, ronald cummings. let's unleash the lawyers. joining me tonight out of new york, family law attorney, child advocate sue moss. out of los angeles, eric chase. a defense attorney out of new york, renowned attorney jason oceans. straight to you, sue moss. weigh in. >> he's divorcing her before the prom. maybe she'll go with her felon mom. i mean, only stevie wonder didn't see this coming. but this should be a simple case. and that's because florida's a no-fault state, which means either party's e

. >> miss neves, i don't mean to grill you. but it just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family. and that's the best way i can describe that. >> they go out and look for the right person, maybe they would have the answers. but they're trying to get all the answers from me that i don't have. >> have you asked her what happened? >> i ask her, but i -- i don't get any answers. >> what, if anything, does a divorce at this stage mean in the search for little haleigh? taking your calls live tonight, haleigh's father, ronald cummings. let's unleash the lawyers. joining me tonight out of new york, family law attorney, child advocate sue moss. out of los angeles, eric chase. a defense attorney out of new york, renowned attorney jason oceans. straight to you, sue moss. weigh in. >> he's divorcing her before the prom. maybe she'll go with her felon mom. i mean, only stevie wonder didn't see this coming. but this should be a simple case. and that's because florida's a no-fault state, which means either party's e

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well, you heard ronald's mother teresa neves saying a dysfunctional family i think that's putting it mildly. but keep in mind teresa neves' always been behind the story that misty's saying and believe she was telling the truth. we'll see if she really believes that anymore. out to mark nejame, attorney for tim miller, texas equusearch. mark, you was getting into -- telling us about the operation misty before we went to break. >> right. >> so he did run this by you before he went ahead and did this? >> well, no. what happened is that misty wanted to take a polygraph. >> okay. >> teresa contacted me and i told her that i would only assist if we had led to finding out whatever happened to the child so she agreed. so we were -- whether that led to misty or to anybody on the face of the earth, too bad. we were looking for the child. and we then got some new national publicity brought -- some new attention brought to the case. they came in. misty agreed to take a polygraph. told us she didn't have an attorney. it was scheduled in my offices. we found the top polygraphers that we could in t

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. >> miss neves, i don't mean to grill you.just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family. and that's the best way i can describe that. >> they go out and look for the right person, maybe they would have the answers. but they're trying to get all the answers from me that i don't have. >> have you asked her what happened? >> i ask her, but i -- i don't get any answers. >> what, if anything, does a divorce at this stage mean in the search for little haleigh? taking your calls live tonight, haleigh's father, ronald cummings. let's unleash the lawyers. joining me tonight out of new york, family law attorney, child advocate sue moss. out of los angeles, eric chase. a defense attorney out of new york, renowned attorney jason oceans. straight to you, sue moss. weigh in. >> he's divorcing her before the prom. maybe she'll go with her felon mom. i mean, only stevie wonder didn't see this coming. but this should be a simple case. and that's because florida's a no-fault state, which means either party's entitled

. >> miss neves, i don't mean to grill you.just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunctional family. and that's the best way i can describe that. >> they go out and look for the right person, maybe they would have the answers. but they're trying to get all the answers from me that i don't have. >> have you asked her what happened? >> i ask her, but i -- i don't get any answers. >> what, if anything, does a divorce at this stage mean in the search for little haleigh? taking your calls live tonight, haleigh's father, ronald cummings. let's unleash the lawyers. joining me tonight out of new york, family law attorney, child advocate sue moss. out of los angeles, eric chase. a defense attorney out of new york, renowned attorney jason oceans. straight to you, sue moss. weigh in. >> he's divorcing her before the prom. maybe she'll go with her felon mom. i mean, only stevie wonder didn't see this coming. but this should be a simple case. and that's because florida's a no-fault state, which means either party's entitled