[Diaz:] Stunning developments in the search for 7-year-old Kyron Horman. His stepmother, Terri Horman, is still firmly in the spotlight, but now we`re hearing her best friend, DeDe Spicher, reportedly will not will not take a polygraph. Terri Horman`s best friend, DeDe Spicher, spent 11 days living with Terri when Kaine Horman moved out. Women talk; we know that. Terri must have said something that police would consider important, so here`s my big issue. Why not take a polygraph? Even if you have a false positive and had to take it again, it would still clear up so much. Sure, a lawyer might not want to you take one, but if you truly are innocent and can help police find this little boy, why not take the test? Mike Brooks, the truth will set you free, am I correct?
[Brooks:] I always say if you have nothing to hide, take the polygraph. As a former investigator, it`s a great investigative tool. But that`s basically all it is in the state of Oregon, is an investigative tool. It`s not admissible. But it would help her clear her name. And what involvement does DeDe Spicher really have in this case? Or does she know anything about the murder for hire? These are all questions that remain unanswered. But I guarantee you one thing. Law enforcement, they don`t care what we`re saying. They are just going along methodically and making a case against either Terri or DeDe. They`re just working it, and they don`t care what anybody thinks.
[Diaz:] Well, Mike, Kyron`s biological mother has always said she thinks her son is alive.
[Young:] Kyron is still alive. We would like all of you, everyone, to continue to get his face out there, to continue looking for him in your day-to-day activities. We pray each day for Kyron.
[Diaz:] Bruce McCain, of course, his parents want Kyron to be alive and have him back home. Have you heard any concrete evidence that Kyron could still be alive?
[Mccain:] Absolutely not, Carlos. In fact that question has been put directly to the sheriff`s office investigators. And it`s absolutely understandable why Kaine and Desiree would want to err on the side of optimism; otherwise people would be telling them to snap out of it. There`s no body, et cetera. But the fact is this is now the 12th week of Kyron being missing, and there is absolutely no idea where Kyron is and whether he`s alive or dead. And more importantly, there`s still this giant gulf between this idea that Terri Horman was involved in his disappearance and this second belief that he`s being stashed and held alive by one or more persons. We`re now into the three-months mark here. That means someone is putting him to bed, clothing him and feeding him, hiding him in plain sight, perhaps. He`s probably the most recognized kid in America that`s not been located. And it`s very, very highly unlikely that that`s the case.
[Diaz:] And sad news, Bruce. Recently, DeDe Spicher broke her silence in an interview with "People" magazine. She was working near Kyron`s house on the day he disappeared. Her boss says Spicher could not be located from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. That`s an hour 45 minutes. But Spicher told "people" that she did not leave the property of that 38-acre nursery, that she was prepping for a garden show. Spicher also told "People," "In all these years, I have not seen anything that would lead me to believe that she, Terri, is capable or motivated in any way to do something like this." But if she was at Terri`s house, wouldn`t DeDe know about the sexing Terri Horman was doing with her estranged husband`s high-school friend, Michael Cook? Wouldn`t that be considered a red flag? Let`s go out to Michelle. Michelle, what do you have to say about that?
[Sigona:] Well, I mean, I think that you could be sitting if you`re married you could be sitting next to your husband or wife, and they could be sexting someone else and you wouldn`t know. So I don`t think that necessarily you could be inside someone`s home and know what kind of relationship they`re having with someone else, especially over the telephone. But I do think that possibly Terri could have shared some information with DeDe that was confidential in nature, maybe something about the investigation possibly. I`m not saying that again. This is just a possible theory. And that`s why she doesn`t want to, you know, come forward and possibly take a polygraph. And just as Mike said, a polygraph is only an investigative tool to help investigators lean in one direction or another, to move in a particular direction. So in this particular case, you know, DeDe did come out, and she did sort of state her claim and speak her innocence and also talk about her friend. And maybe that was her way of sort of dealing with this. But the grand jury, they`re going to be the ones that are the ultimate deciders in this particular case. And as we know, they are still hearing testimony and possibly through this week and maybe even through Wednesday.
[Diaz:] And it`s still a mystery. That`s the thing. So many people are concerned about Kyron Horman, and we keep getting questions with very little answers. My guests, thank you so much for coming on with me tonight. I really appreciate it. But now we have a shocking confession by "American Idol" winner, season three winner Fantasia Barrino. Fantasia says her overdose was no accident. Earlier this month, Fantasia downed a bottle of aspirin and a sleep aid after word of a sex tape with her married boyfriend was about to surface. Here`s what Fantasia told VH-1`s "Behind the Music."
[Fantasia Barrino, Singer:] You can`t accidentally take a whole bottle of pills. I was tired of people doing me wrong, constantly over and over and over again, dealing with my family, dealing with my father, dealing with men and their
[Diaz:] Fantasia rocketed to fame on FOX`s "American Idol" but then found herself in a downward spiral. You got money problems, career mishaps, and then the bad publicity over having an affair with a married man. Was it all just too much? Listen to the 911 call from the night of her suicide attempt.
[Unidentified Male:] An individual took a bottle of aspirin, and she`s slowly losing consciousness.
[Unidentified Female:] Are you with the patient now?
[Unidentified Male:] I`m outside, but someone else is with her inside.
[Unidentified Female:] OK. Is she awake?
[Unidentified Male:] Slowly losing consciousness.
[Diaz:] OK. Is this the elephant in the room? Did Fantasia just want the publicity? I mean, after all, she does have a new album coming out plus a new season of her reality show on VH-1. We want to hear from you. Call me: 1-877-JVM-SAYS. That`s 1-877-586-7297. Straight out to my next fantastic panel. Let`s begin with "InTouch Weekly" senior editor Kim Serafin. Kim, I know you have an opinion about this. What do you think? Was Fantasia at the end of her rope?
[Kim Serafin, Senior Editor, "intouch Weekly":] Yes, I think she was. I mean, you listen to this interview. This does not seem like something she did for publicity. She said she was tired of it. She said you don`t take a bottle of pills by accident. She says, you know, she was just kind of over it all.
[Diaz:] But Kim Kim, Kim, hold on. Kim, Kim, Kim. Look she`s doing an interview for VH-1`s "Behind the Music." She`s, like, framed up with, you know, candles in the background. I mean, seriously, if you have that kind of problem, you have problems enough to want to commit suicide, wouldn`t you want to take a break and not go on some kind of promotional tour?
[Serafin:] No and that would make sense, but she has an album that`s coming out. And you`re right. She is doing, apparently, an appearance on "Good Morning America." This interview that you played clips from is going to be airing on VH-1 "Behind the Music" tomorrow night. Her album is dropping tomorrow. She does have this reality show starting, though, coming up in September. Maybe that would be the time to take a break. You know, you can`t necessarily change the drop date of your album. And it seems like this is kind of cathartic for her. It seems like she`s getting a lot of this out there, and she wants to talk about it, and she wants to explain herself. I mean, I`m not a psychologist, but it sounds like she really wanted to get this message out there: what she went through, why she did what she did, and why she turned her life around and why she changed her mind.
[Diaz:] That`s a great point, Kim. Great point. Fantasia told VH-1`s "Behind the Music" men were at the core of her problems. I wonder if that includes the boyfriend, Antoine Cook. He reportedly left his wife and two kids for Fantasia. Will Cook`s wife slap Fantasia with an adultery lawsuit? You actually can do that in North Carolina. Fantasia claimed Antoine misled her. But hold on, people. Two days after a suicide attempt, they`re back together. He`s a married man. Duncan Roy, help me out with this. I don`t see what`s going on here.
[Duncan Roy, Former Cast Member, Vh1`s "sex Rehab With Dr. Drew":] Well, first of all, I think if you`re going to kill yourself, you do it properly. You know, it`s not a cry for help; it`s a cry for more record sales. And you know, ultimately, you throw yourself under a train. You don`t take aspirins. Or you take sleeping pills if you`re tired. I mean, you know, I`m just very suspicious about anybody whose genesis happens in a reality TV show. And then you know what? People get addicted to fame. They get addicted to bigger and bigger headlines. And I`m afraid, you know, she`s just one of those poor kids that is addicted to the intensity. And I`m afraid we`re going to be spending the rest of the show talking about people like that, you know, who just want more. And so, you know.
[Diaz:] And you make a good point. And you know this because you were part of VH-1`s "Sex Rehab with Dr. Dr. Drew."
[Roy:] You know, I certainly didn`t go out of my way to want the validation, but ultimately, you get addicted to it. I mean, it takes a strong man to sit there every day on a reality TV show with a camera shoved in your face and not want more of what you`re getting. Because you know, maybe it`s the first time in your life that people are that intensely interested in you.
[Diaz:] OK. I want to bring in the psychiatrist, bring in the psychiatrist here, because this is here`s the professional. Dale Archer, our clinical psychiatrist, I mean, is this healthy for Fantasia to get right back into the groove, right back out into the public eye?
[Dr. Dale Archer, Clinical Psychiatrist:] Yes, I`m about to pop here, because I couldn`t disagree with that. That`s absolutely ridiculous. Aspirin can kill you. You could overdose on almost anything that can kill you. And the No. 1 rule, when you have someone that overdoses, you have to take that seriously. That was an attempt on her life. And she talked about the stress that led up to that. And there are three things that go into it, hopeless, helpless, worthless. You`re in a hopeless situation. You perceive there`s nothing you can do to get out. And then you start saying, "You know what? If my life is this bad, maybe I would be better off dead." Now, I don`t think it was good for her to be back doing that interview on VH-1. If she were my patient, I`d say absolutely not. You need rest. But the pressures that be made her get back out there, made her get there, because she`s got the reality show coming. She`s got the album that`s coming out. So I think that all of those pressures are still there. And when she talks about the men, she`s talking about her father, and she`s talking about the married man she had the affair with. All very, very real stressors here. So you know what? She needs help.
[Diaz:] We are not done talking about this yet. Everyone stay put. Everyone stay right where you are. More on Fantasia`s suicide attempt. Plus, Tiger Woods is a single man. That`s right. We`ve got all of the Tiger Woods divorce drama: the money, the kids, the mistresses. We`ve got the saucy details. "ISSUES" coming right...