Carlee Russell’s Parents Also Say She Escaped Kidnapper – But Skepticism Runs High | WATCH

July 18, 2023

*Self-professed kidnapped victim Carlee Russell‘s parents have spoken to the media and are backing her boyfriend’s claim that she was abducted. But, for whatever reason they won’t say anything else.

Talitha Robinson-Russell and Carlos Russell were on the ‘Today’ show to talk about the case that’s not only getting a lot of attention but has been shrouded in mystery which is making a lot of folks in the public very antsy coming to their own conclusions on social media in the wake of the scant and inconsistent details following Carlee’s 48-hour disappearance.

Seemingly, the family could care less about the public’s skepticism. As far as they’re concerned they are taking their daughter’s word that she was abducted. Carlee’s mom and dad say she was a mess when she arrived at their house Saturday night. Plus, she’s not happy that people are doubting her story.

If you’re looking for any real details about the incident, Mr. and Mrs. Russell ain’t giving up nothin’ else. Their excuse is that it is an “ongoing investigation.”

Carlethia 'Carlee' Nichole Russell - via Hoover Police Department — Carlethia ‘Carlee’ Nichole Russell – via Hoover Police Department

Here’s what TMZ is reporting:

Some feel like the facts of the case aren’t lining up … not to mention the police apparently having left out some pertinent information in terms of what they knew about her recovery and when. As we reported, first responders were discussing Carlee possibly having been located at a local motel in town … but in their statement, they totally omitted that.

There are also questions about this alleged child Carlee claimed to have seen on the side of a highway the night she vanished. Police say they received no other reports, besides the 911 call from Carlee, of a missing child.

So if there is, in fact, an abductor and a possible kid at risk — why haven’t the police issued any kind of alert to that effect? That’s what people are asking.

Fair queries, and yet … still not very many answers.