On this Labor Day weekend, I thought I would talk about "werk..." Ronald Cummings favorite word, and most used phrase he pulls out when being questioned by the media and law enforcement about what may have happened to his 5-year-old daughter Haleigh.
Ronald was asked about whether a black man, dressed in black, with squeaky shoes took Haleigh. A scenario that Haleigh's little brother Ron Jr told his mother Crystal Sheffield. Ron's response? The now guilty drug dealer serving 15 years in the big house, told the Today Show that he didn't know... Then his trademark arrogant and cocky smile crossed his face and he used his trademark line: "I wuz at werk."
When your daughter is missing, you would investigate those claims, think of any black men you knew that would do something like that, take Jr. to law enforcement for follow up questions, ask police if that matched the description of any suspects... You wouldn't casually dismiss it, unless you knew for a fact is wasn't true.
I would contend that Ronald was so sure a black man didn't take Haleigh, because Haleigh was never abducted from the home, died in the home, and Ronald knows exactly what happened and participated.
Getting back on track... Anytime law enforcement attempted to question Ronald Cummings, he would resist their questions and tell them that he "wuz at werk" and had nothing to do with Haleigh going missing. Sorry "drug boy" that may cut it with Mommy Teresa and her online cronies but not me!
If you read in between the lines, it would seem that law enforcement isn't exactly 100% positive that Ronald Cummings "wuz at werk..." either. For example, Kim Picazio, the former attorney for Haleigh's mother Crystal Sheffield revealed this during an interview with HLN's "Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell:
"We did come to know some of those things. Ron has to have known about those things and Ron was not telling the entire truth when he said that he was at work the whole time and things of that nature."
His "werk" hours must be what those pesky law enforcement officers kept on wanting to ask him about... As Dana Treen reports: “Besides ‘No I didn’t have nothing to do with my child being missing,’ what do you say?” he asked. Maj. Gary Bowling, director of law enforcement for the department, said detectives would like to interview Cummings again but have been resisted.
There are a lot of people out there that think Ronald knows more about what happened to his daughter, if I was innocent of any wrongdoing and people were out there speculating about my involvement, I would want to clear it up and shut them up.
Why is Ronald not doing that in the media or to law enforcement? It is crystal clear to me, sitting on the sidelines that the Putnam County investigators have questions themselves about his"werk" hours.
People often wonder why law enforcement cannot get to the truth about what happened to precious Haleigh, blame it on people in her family such as Ronald Cummings for not telling all they know about what happened.
Come on Ron, put your big boy pants on, and talk... Let more than God judge you!
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