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to get this fibber out of jail can’t figure out this incredible story, so now she’s back behind bars and will remain in prison for repeatedly lying to authorities regarding the disappearance of her precious two-year-old daughter, Deeley Margaret Brown.
    The young mother, Denise Brown, has in fact lied so much, and in such bizarre ways, we are referring to her as Fibber McMom here at ‘Eye on America’. This case has Florida investigators tied in knots, the F.B.I. scratching their heads, and an entire nation asking where is little Deeley and is she still alive?
    Here is what we’re learning on top of what we already know: Denise Brown who did not report her child missing for thirty-one days, and in fact never reported he r missing - since it was Baby Deeley’s grandma who finally called 911 - is a party girl like no other. In fact, America, Fibber McMom indulged in some of her wildest nights following the disappearance of Baby Deeley.
    Daily we are assaulted by pictures of Fibber dancing the night away, competing in a hot booty contest and hearing tales from her lover, Aaron Garrey, about what a grand old time they had during the month … the month, America, during which little Deeley was gone.
    Fibber says Baby Deeley was stolen by a mysterious character named Manuel Noriega, known to her as ‘Manny’. Police claim that to date no evidence of such a person exists. Fibber claims to have worked as a promoter at Universal but Universal claims it just isn’t so!
    Enter the grieving grandparents, Margaret and Keith Brown, being bombarded by demonstrators because they want to find this missing child.
    America, as you are aware , I am a mother first and a news woman second, so my heart aches for this couple whose precious grandbaby has vanished and whose own daughter is at the least, as the detectives say, a ‘person of interest’ in this painful situation.
    But I must ask them tonight: Why, Margaret, why, Keith, are you refusing to help the authorities to bring little Deeley home?
    America, you heard here exclusively the 911 call of gr ieving Granny Margaret, the same woman who sobbed to 911 … and let’s cue this for a moment.

    Female voice:
    It smells like there is something dead in the car.

    Okay, Folk s, we all just heard it again. It smells like there is something dead in the car.
    Now Granny Margaret says there was a pizza box in the car, there was garbage in the car. Is Granny Margaret backing off of her own recorded statements to protect her daughter , Fibber McMom, and if so, where does this leave Baby Deeley?
    Granny Margaret says little Deeley is alive somewhere. She says , along with her husband, Keith, Baby Deeley’s own grandpa, that they are conducting an independent investigation because the authorities are focused on the wrong person. Her daughter, in addition, has now publicly thrown suspicion on both Fibber’s former fiancé and her former best friend Emily, a theft victim of Fibber.
    Here’s my question, America: Why the changing stories and the false leads?
    I’ll be taking calls, but first let’s take a moment to look at Grandpa Keith. Keith Brown, a former police officer who was at first cooperative with the police and who himself admitted to smelling death, and who has said his only priority is finding Deeley, is now refusing further interviews and has lawyered up.
    Why, Keith? And there’s more: Tonight, based on a tip from one very close to the Brown family, someone who was inside that house, ‘Eye on America’ can share with you a shocking new allegation in this twisted saga.
    For more on this breaking news, let’s go out to our field reporter , Bambi Isles. Bambi, what’s going on?

    Bambi Isles, KORL 15 News:
    Hi Charlotte, thank you for having me on, and let me say this case is developing so many twists it’s hard to keep up, but what we know toni ght is that, according to police, both Denise Brown and her mother Margaret Brown have stated that the night of fifteen, June, the last night which little Deeley ever spent at her grandparents’ home, the home she had lived in all her life, was just another night in the house, nothing significant at all. But our source claims otherwise. He says that contrary to Margaret’s assertion that it was only her, Denise, and Baby Deeley in the house, her son Seeley was also there, apparently awaiting a chance to say Happy Father’s Day to Keith who was working until eleven, and while there, he witnessed a knock-down, drag-out