There had been nightly prayer gatherings in front of Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin's Kansas City, Mo., home, but the parents

Bradley and Irwin have maintained their innocence since their daughter, who first birthday was on Nov. 11, disappeared from

3:30 a.m. After work keeps him longer than expected, Jeremy Irwin returns home to find the lights on and the screen damaged

As I've watched the drama unfold surrounding 11-month old Lisa Irwin, who vanished overnight on Oct. 3, my thoughts have turned to an eerily similar case.

Cyndy Short told ABC News that she was fired on Monday, because she disagreed with Joe Tacopina on how to handle the investigation

However, they reportedly don't want to take part if there are no lawyers present, or if detectives enter the interviews with

Here you will find photographs from the case of missing 10-month old Lisa Irwin, who disappeared from her Kansas City, Mo

But Short doubted the credibility of that finding, telling Good Morning America that decomposing odors can last for decades

The family's local lawyer, Cynthia Short, did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment, and police declined to

"We have no evidence, no leads and no idea where she is," Irwin said. "We need everyone’s help to keep an eye out for her

It's a parent's worst fear. You go to sleep thinking all is right with the world only to wake up and find your baby is gone. It must feel as though you are trapped in some cruel dream from which you cannot wake up.

At around 1 p.m., a woman eating at McAlister's Deli alerted police that she saw an infant fitting Baby Lisa's description

During the interview, Bradley broke down in tears, saying that she's afraid police will arrest her. "If they arrest me, people

The family also hired a New York City private detective, Bill Stanton, who said he planned to reveal on Friday that another