Misty Croslin’s Attorney entered a plea of…. drum roll please
\./\./\./\./\./\./\./\./\./\./\ …. not guilty on drug trafficing charges.
Misty has been so forthcoming with information these last 14 months I thought she would admit the drug selling and tell us where the body is.
Tongue in cheek of course.
An attorney for Misty Croslin, the last person to see Haleigh Cummings, said his client is not guilty of drug-trafficking charges.
Croslin’s attorney filed paperwork with her not-guilty plea on Monday in St. Johns County.
Croslin, 18, was babysitting Haleigh more than a year ago when the child vanished from her father’s trailer in rural Putnam County while he was at work.
In video taken by a freelance photographer at the request of Texas Equusearch founder, Tim Miller, you can’t see the administrator of the voice analysis, but he worked with Miller in Aruba on the Natalie Holloway case.
He says Misty is hiding something.
“There’s things going on with you about Haleigh going missing that you know about that you’re not telling me about,” he says. “There’s nothing I’m not telling nobody. I told you and everybody everything I know. I don’t know what you’re trying to get out of me. I’m 17-years-old…come on…how much can a 17-year-old take?” responds Croslin.
During a couple hours of this voice analysis, a polygraph and even hypnosis; misty again and again points the finger at other people. Miller says the polygraph test was not effective, adding that misty was not cooperative, even though she was the one who requested it be conducted.
WFTV-Channel 9 reported today that Misty Croslin failed a lie dector test. Misty Croslin/Cummings was the last person to see missing Haleigh Cummings alive.
Misty Croslin says she was with Haleigh inside a mobile home in Satsuma when someone took the girl in the middle of the night back in February.
Ronald Cummings, Haleigh’s father, married Croslin almost immediately after Haleigh’s disappearance.
The couple asked Texas EquuSearch to return to Central Florida to help look for the girl and clear their names.
EquuSearch arranged for Croslin to take a lie detector test, which the group says she “failed miserably.”
Texas EquuSearch turned their findings over to Putnam County deputies who say they’re not surprised.
Croslin says she was pressured to take the test. But Texas EquuSearch founder Tim Miller denies that claim.
Deputies say they don’t have enough evidence to charge Croslin with any crime.
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