The grandmother probably let the father get away with everything most of his life. She is an enabler which usually comes with the territory. To blame the mother is ridiculous, she wasn't anywhere near the house. When you look at that tiny house, there is no way that someone could have gotten into that house without one of the 3 adults hearing them.
Three adults were in the house that night. And the police weren't capable of coming up with a plan to get a confession out of them? Not one of the three? The little girl wasn't worth the effort of the police? What a disappointment.
You remember it too ?? Now , after all these years they have a suspect pedofile from Germany who actually has been seen by witnesses and has been reported to investigators several times but in different ways and the investigators wasn’t picking it up because they were investigating the parents instead !! 😡 Poor parents ! It’s still under investigation but I do believe they found the right person who kidnapped Madeleine. 🙏
@@mariawestman9026 , I find that case especially creepy. One of the Portuguese said that you can't take your eyes off the suitcase, and those parents left their children unattended in the room and went out for an evening party.
@@mirkamirkic5690 yeah I remember. And the other par, friends to them also eat dinner and all of them “taking turns” á 15 minutes to go watch their kids 🙄😳😳 why didn’t they use the “Nanny-service” the hotel provided? It was Free !!
@@mariawestman9026 it's easy to cast judgement on these parents. It's really easy to say 'Why didn't they' or 'They should've done this'. 12-28-07 I lost my 3 month old son and mom when a drunk smashed into them going 85-95mph. I was working an extra shift, the only reason they were even out on that road at that time is because I picked up an extra shift and I asked my mom to pick him up from daycare. Had I just turned down the shift they'd both be alive today. My decision put them there. Trust me when I say we blame ourselves more than anyone ever could.
@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 Every case is different. Many parents claimed ABDUCTION, when in actuality they killed their child themselves, Your case was an ACCIDENT.
Exactly what I think. He definitely knows who has her. He couldn't or didn't want to take care of her and the mother wasn't capable of having her at the time so he got rid of her. He admits it's someone he knows. He had no emotional responses to his baby being missing. He didn't seem like he gave a shit at all that she was gone, and most likely because he knows she's fine and alive somewhere else. Just rotten to do to the family and mother, I bet he was doing it to get back at the mom, so many jerk fathers are like that!
@@sandidandy72I think he probably abuseed her ..probably angry as his drugs ran out and he abused her and either killed her or hurt her so bad he then decided to kill her or else he worried the hospital staff would ring police..which they would
Is it just me...or does the Mom look just like Misty Croslin, whose stepdaughter, Haleigh Cummings disappeared in Florida almost the same way as Ayla??
There was a considerable amount and it WAS the child's! The cops are SO god damn bizarre because in some cases they railroad anyone they think they can yet in cases like THIS one, they just let the obvious culprit go! WTF?!?!?
I have watched 12 minutes of this - so far - and they keep mentioning the fact that the father put her to bed and when he checked 13 PHUCKING HOURS LATER, she was missing.... Any parent - no matter how inept -wouldn't leave it for 13 effing hours before checking on an 18 month old toddler.
That’s immediately what I thought too, I’ve had two kids, two step kids that I raised from birth (don’t ask lol) abd multiple family members and friends kids and not one 18 month old I’ve ever encountered would sleep that long, they’d be up thirsty, hungry, need their hun changed, want a cuddle, playing, whatever, and even still, I’d be checking every couple hours
@@lornadoon845 A possibly drugged out or already possibly deceased toddler, unfortunately. That lil baby girl is gorgeous with those long lashes and stunning bright blue eyes. She'd be just entering her teenage years, I hope someone somewhere mans up and comes correct to bring peace to Ayla and her true family. Small town like that probably had the evidence they needed but were engulfed by pressure and nationwide attention that that possible small piece of evidence fell through the cracks (so to speak). Like they always say, there is no such thing as committing the perfect crime and there is ALWAYS evidence left behind IF you KNOW where to look.
Our community is still broken, our “small Maine community” loves large and this little girl took a spot in all of our hearts. I still get teary thinking about it and remembering all of this as it played out in real time back then. Especially the “look at me Justin just tell me where she is!” At the courthouse I still get the goosebumps that eerie dread feeling. He knows what happened. His girlfriend and sister probably know too. Edit: to add real quick that I’m sure his mother really does believe he didn’t do anything and someone was watching them and took her but a good 99% of the rest of our community doesn’t believe that for a second.
Truly sad. Why would someone hurt this beautiful baby. The father doesn’t look innocent at all. He doesn’t show any remorse or empathy or sadness that this poor Angel is missing
@@karadizon4299 The worst part- he’s still out there. Somewhere. Hiding from this. I know NO innocent parent just disappears without their child being found. No matter the backlash.
@@mrbeanieboy2752 Babies being abducted from their beds is pretty much a fairy tale. Someone would have to get into that house without being seen or heard, know exactly where the baby's room is, be able to pick her up while she sleeps, and take the chance that she could wake up and cry, then get out of the house again with nobody hearing or seeing. Whenever someone says their child has been abducted from their bed, I shake my head. The odds against that happening are so great.
@@2ndhandSue yes, exactly my point. And if you google 29 Violette Avenue Waterville ME you can see how close the neighbors actually are to the location, each house is right on top of each other. Yet Justin is still roaming around out there. He knows exactly where Ayla went and Justice for Ayla, the Reynolds family, and the community is FAR overdue and not a lot of people talk about it, it’s a really underreported cold case. There was enough blood evidence in that basement to conclude she was no longer alive and likely died in that basement and yet he’s off living in the free world right now. Nobody who lives here thinks he “didn’t do it”.
Honestly I'm pretty sure the dad doesn't know what happened but you guys can't say that there's not true crime stories out there that have happened like this people have went into the house grab the child and walk right out lots of people keep the door unlocked there wouldn't be no signs of forced entry if the door was unlocked think about that before you pass judgment on s*** you don't know
@@Heidi-Beth - Yes! I think about Summer often and I check to see if there's been any update. HOW do children just "disappear" into thin air? And if a parent kills them, WHERE is the body? I mean, how far can a parent drive looking for a place to bury a child? And then there's hundreds of people for months afterwards walking every square inch of ground for miles. In Summer's case, her two brothers were home. If the mother or grandmother were responsible for Summer's death, they couldn't have driven far away from the house to bury her and left the other two kids home alone for hours. The bodies can't be far from home and yet hundreds of searchers walking shoulder to shoulder so they don't miss one inch of ground, can't find a single clue. I just don't get it. How can some alcoholic father who just killed his child and buried it, be smarter than a 30 year missing persons detective?
@@2ndhandSue The boy's have to know something unless something happened to Summer before they got back home but then you would think the boy that was a friend would know. It is all so sketchy and I don't think they searched long enough for her. Both of the parents backgrounds are horrible.
Not just that but if I remember correctly the girlfriend's small child was also in the house. I would think the police would have aggressively questioned her and the sister. How does one child just randomly vanish? Ayla also had a broken arm and was in a cast. Justin had said she fell down the stairs.
Every time I got up to use the washroom I checked on mine and also made sure the basement door was secure at all times and the windows to the house, no one could break in without rattling the bells tied to the string and waking me up.
@@powerofloveism lol I thought I was the only one.. for over 16 + years every night when I woke-up, went potty, etc.. I ALWAYS went in and (put her back on the bed if her head was hanging half off lol) or put the blanket back on her (because it was wrapped around her ankles hah) or whatever.. sometimes she was just sleeping peacefully, nothing askew, so I just kissed her forehead and pulled the door (never all the way closed) to.. some nights it was twice/night, more when she was very (baby) young, but I dont think there was a single night I didnt go in and check on her. I couldnt think straight if I hadnt..
The blood is all the evidence needed. Authorities did not look hard enough. Did not press hard enough. It’s not to late. Need a professional interrogation of all in that house.🤔🧐🥵🤬
It was super close to home too. I can remember this one time going over the bridge in Waterville and seeing one of the search teams down below with the pontoon boat/party boat, the inflatable zodiac boats, a pretty large team and a bunch of equipment. We would drive the house every so often depending on the route we took, case was on the news non stop for a solid year. It’s so Sad
She could have fallen down the stairs and died as the blood was found down there , but I pray someone buys that house and when they do they tear it apart until they find that little girl. The father or that little girl is behaving passively no matter how much time goes by. Truth shall set us all free so it must feel like he is walking around with shackles on his feet. They may be negligent for leaving the basement door open and she may have gotten out of bed and fell down those stairs trying to find her dad . Someone knows something. In the End he will have to answer to his own actions or inaction.
@@powerofloveism as far as the house and another owner, the cadaver dogs would of found them when they went there or at least would of made a hit on it. But I guess you never know. I’
In order to find Ayla, we, the public, would need to know a few things. Where were the searches? Why did they search in Oakland? Is that where Phoebe was that night when she lied at first and said she was at home? Did LE track cell phones? The neighbor reported Justin's truck running in the early morning of the 17th? So, do we have any better timeline? Like, 3:30 am to 8 am, or still a bigger timeline, 10 pm to 9 am? Has Justin collected any insurance money? Then you have the Rumors, Phoebe didn't live in the house, drug parties, a poker party, Ayla was left home alone when Justin took a run to Courtney's sisters place in Portland to pickup drugs, (drug bust). Does Karen small still work for DHHS/CPS after giving Phoebe Falsified paperwork, using LE to serve falsified paperwork? Why is insurance only on Ayla, not his other child? Are there any better interviews with Justin? The hospital can't give a better answer on Ayla's arm fracture? What about the Kennebec River? How far was it searched? Do doctors have proof of Ayla being lactose and tolerant? What would be going on if Ayla threw up that much blood from being lactose to tolerant? Would you seek medical or not? Is Auntie lying? Trista, what are some of the quotes that Justin would say to you? Besides, you won't see Ayla again, and this isn't Dr. Seuss? Did he say this at the movies? This ain't no home alone? Where any of them given lie detector test?
People please quit having kids if you can’t give them a proper home and keep them safe. Stuff like this makes me so mad. Kids deserve both parents at home. These girl who get pregnant our of wedlock, those poor kids suffer so much. I’m sorry but it’s true! Not all but most of the time, they do. All these cases, Casey Anthony, Meghan Boswell, the little Haley Cummings girl who went missing. So many of the kids go missing and then you find out, dad isn’t around, mom isn’t around, boyfriend or girlfriend killed them. It’s awful and it’s a problem. She was so little and deserved to be protected at all cost.
Single parenthood/boyfriend/girlfriend has nothing to do with it. This was the father’s doing plain and simple. As with most, it’s the parents whether they are married or single.
If anyone wants a real in depth video on this case please watch Danelle Hallan. She breaks down this case and there’s soooo much that was left unsaid in this video
@@piecesoftheheart9231 Yeah, like how Trista was in the same town that night, she hasn't been ruled out as a suspect, or how about how she hasn't even taken a lie detector test yet, like she promised she was going to do. Terrible reporting, indeed.
@@taylorgreenwin Lie detector tests are unreliable. No one should ever take them. As far as being in the same town, her alibi checked out fully. Justin and at least 2 other adults (plus a possibly a grandmother who we aren’t sure, because for some reason she lied at first), were all IN the house, that was covered in Aylas blood….. But Justin never would talk to the media. No one is ruled out as a suspect, in a cold case.
@@piecesoftheheart9231 I'm aware of the reliability of the tests. The point is that this "report" is lying when it claims that both parents took one. Trista did not complete a test, nor did she take one and then release the results to the public like she promised to do years ago. The police haven't made any comments on the validity of her "alibi", so I don't know why you say that. By her own account, she was on her way to rehab that night and drove through Waterville, which means what I said is true, she was in the same town that night. The house was not "covered in blood". If you use a UV light and check any house, especially one with kids, you're likely to find evidence of blood. You know how many bloody noses I had as a kid? The stains I left behind would have people like you thinking there was a double murder in my bedroom. Justin did talk to the media. Not sure why you're saying he hasn't.
I grew up in a family full of nothing but drama and it really had an impact on the rest of my life. It STILL affects me in a negative way. Families that act like that are all about causing pain and confusion in other people's lives. Misery LOVES company.
How much blood was there? And why wasn't her father charged along with everyone else in that house? I live in Northern Maine and it's important Ayla is brought home to her family. This guy should be held accountable for his actions!!! His sister too. And his then gf. Where is Ayla!!
LOOK UP THE PHOTOS WHERE IT SHOWS THE BLOOD!!!! They BRUTALLY murdered her!!!! BLOOD ALL OVER THE HOUSE!!! Not a drop here or there. ITS LITERALLY EVERYWHERE. SHES dead for sure!!!
@Kara Houdyschell it's sad but yes more often than not, when a parent calls in the police to report their child missing that parent knows EXACTLY where their child is.
No one was charged because you need evidence and you need to be able to prove someone is guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt" in court. There's a reason no one has been ruled out as a suspect, not even the heroin addict mom who was in the same town that night. Gee, I wonder why.
Still until this day this case still unsolved... For me the father, sister, grandma and Girlfriend knows what happens to the baby girl. Police said there is no intruder's coming in the house... So the baby girl Teleport herself and Go missing even Grade school can solved this problem and knows who's to blame and that's the father side He had the baby Girl. Asian Parents advice don't separate your baby's in the other room let's them sleep near you or Far enough that you can see or check her/his. And check Every door or window before putting baby's to bed. Lock 🔒 everything. Deep inside I'm crying how innocent baby she was going through this things.
So how can one apply the Asian parental advice when the father is responsible for the disappearance and probable death of the child? Her blood was found in the basement of the paternal grandmother's home.
An old friend of mine used to babysit baby Ayla, They told me things about her father that in my mind there is no doubt that he killed that baby. That girlfriend of his watched, I just believe it to be true, and yet she doesn’t ever come up.
I think the state should rip Courtney’s kids away from her, so she can see what its like to not have her child. Bet u almost anything she will give him up.
Like the NH little girl who is missing. The Dad, Gf, and Dads Mother know what happened to that baby. All these years, and they still won't cough up where they put their babies. I can't even stomach it. If I were the Mom..ide, I would have answers from all 3, even if it meant spending the rest of my life in prison. That was his baby.
I got a weird sense about the dads mum too. The mum helped her monster son cover his crime. She tells herself that she's already lost a granddaughter, she doesn't want to lose her son as well, and that it was an accident, and that the mother should have been watching her daughter and this wouldn't have happened. You can hear all the excuses she tells herself.
@@annab13 What got me, was the very first time the incident was ever even mentioned... in the picture they posted on the news, Phoebe is holding up a picture of Ayla, and she is smiling.. like.. WHO smiles when their grandkid is missing?? And also another VERY overlooked fact, was that neighbors heard what sounded like a gunshot around 2 am.. and police did find blood all over the basement, didn't they? I believe it was stated that they found "more than a cup full" of blood that had been cleaned up. I think she was shot either accidently, or on purpose, but so many people seem to overlook the neighbor's statement, that was in the original article, but somehow got forgotten.
@@shellireynolds9413how have they not at least figured out if it was her blood or not yet?! This is such BS. The grandma and the son (dad) are a problem.
@@EMILYHERRERA Yes, the blood is definitely Ayla's blood. They found it through out the house, and determined it was more than a cup full of blood, which would be a LOT for a toddler. I personally think she was shot, because of an interesting bit I read in the first article that was ever released, one of them detailing that the neighbors heard a loud "bang" come from the house at about 2:00 am. That fact seems to be completely overlooked by ALL of these reports.
@@shellireynolds9413 can you imagine what is going through someone's head to shoot a child? Like did they beat the child throughout the house and then shoot her in the basement?! Sounds like Gannon Staunch.
My heart is shattered, for her mom, and family. I feel in my heart the dad and possibly some of his family is guilty. He needs to pay!!!! R.I.P beautiful angel.😍💋❤️❤️
" I put her to bed just like any normal day" the father says ...but he's shaking his head "no" . His body language contradicts the words coming out of his mouth.
I believe he is guilty too. But just because he’s shaking his head whilst saying that doesn’t mean he’s lying about what he’s saying here. Shaking of the head can mean many things , disbelief, ppl shake their head to emphasise etc or it could mean like you said disagreement with what he’s saying. Unless there’s a cluster at the same time it’s hard to say. He could’ve put her to bed and then she has gotten up and somethings happened to her and he’s shaking his head at this moment because he didn’t expect her to wake and can’t believe what happened after that. Head shaking though doesn’t always mean incongruent body language.
It was never said in this announcement. Were all their doors & windows locked? What friends of his came over? Was the girlfriend jealous?If the baby’s blood was found in the basement, why weren’t the 3 adults taken in & interrogated for hours?How could none of the 3 adults not check on her in 13hrs? This doesn’t make sense! Why didn’t the FBI do lie detector tests on everyone in the house & in both families? Authorities let us down again!
Asking all the wrong questions. The Dad did take a lie detector test, the mom has refused, even though she promised that she was going to and make the results public.
Exactly! WTF? Cops are the strangest sons of bitches on the planet! Some cases they have no evidence and want to frame someone to close the case and LOOK like they did their jobs, and others like this, the suspect is OBVIOUS, but they just don't touch him! I hate cops.
Someone needs to get the people who were there in a room and deal till the truth comes out. 🥵🥵My bet is mom (grandma) knows. The dad and girlfriend are involved. Imo. The grandmother is to quick to point at Aylas mom and accuse her. 😮
Why do our courts think placing a vulnerable toddler with their DEGENERATE FATHERS is safest for the child!!!?? He liiterally couldn't have her unless he lived with his own mom, but this should have been enough of a reason to not let him have custody of the toddler, the father shouldn't have been given custody, his mother should have gotten custody until mom was back on her feet!!!!! Children belong with their mothers or grandmothers!! DEGETERATE MEN CANT HANDLE CRYING TODDLERS! Toddlers 2, 3, and 4 years old, WILL DRIVE YOU INSANE if you dont know what you're doing! It takes alot of PATIENTS to RAISE a toddler! But DEGENERATES dont have patients, they cant even take care of themselves, so how the fuck is he going to take care of a toddler!! Our courts need to use their brains!!! They have some EXPLAINING to do!!! TO THE COURTS: STOP PLACING OUR VULNERABLE CHILDREN WITH DEGENERATE FATHERS!!! If the dad doesn't have his own home and job, he has no buisness taking care of a child on his own! Ugh, our COURTS have NO LOGICAL THINKING SKILLS, they literally, place our children in DANGER all the time and I'm sick of it!!!!!!!!!!
This has nothing to do with "degenerate fathers". It seems obvious that the mother was on drugs, so the child would go with the more stable parent. The mother didn't want custody of Ayla, and first gave her to her sister. Well, clearly the sister wasn't taking care of her either because she was taken away. Did the mother step up at that point? Nope!
I think he definitely knows who took that baby girl! Judging by both statements he made it sounds like he knows for sure someone took her and who it is. When he says "I know you think you are doing what is best for her" when talking to the supposed person that abducted her, it sounds like maybe a family member or friend knew both parents weren't good enough to take care of the baby so they took her. And when he says again to the reporter that it was someone he did know that took her, you can tell in his voice he is telling the truth. Maybe he sold her or just gave her away because he knew he couldn't take care of her and her mother couldn't either at the time. Regardless that man knows 100% where his daughter is. Anyone that actually gave a shit about their child would of been visibly upset and anxious trying to find them every minute of every day. He did not act sad or moved by it at all.
Don't ALL parents check on their young children after they are put to bed & before the parents go to sleep ???......... NOT THIS FATHER DURING 13 HOURS !!!!!!!
That father knows something happened to that child. but I'm sure the mom and girlfriend helped. Any Grandparent that loves their grandchild would be pressing their child.
And you don't check on your toddler for 13 freaking hours!!! Very questionable!!!! When my kids were toddlers I checked on them regularly every single night!!!!
That is right. The mom wasn't the one with the child at the time! The dad was a known abuser and the blood in the basement of his house tells what he did to her!
@@taylorgreenwin It’s not gonna happen. Everyone knows it’s not gonna happen. But you can keep wishing for it, I guess… just makes you seem not very good at investigative/evidence based things. Not everyone is.
@@piecesoftheheart9231 That's why it's been 12 years and no one has been arrested or charged, because "everyone knows", right? No one has even been ruled out as a suspect, including Trista. Why do you think that is? Why, after 12 years, has Trista STILL not taken a lie detector test, like she promised she would? Hmmm....
I remember when this happened & I also remember thinking just HOW arrogant the father and his family were. They very much came off as - "You don't have nothing on me!" Just totally rubbed me the wrong way!
The father and his gf killed her and dumped her into the river. The body washed downstream and will probably never be recovered. How that "father" can live with what he did shows what a heartless POS he is.
intuitive? I agree. She is buried, poorly and crudely, but in a place they know she will not be found. They may have built something over where they buried her.
WE ALL KNOW THE FATHER DID IT THEIR IS NO DOUBT... also him saying the police don't want him to talk to the media or anyone but yet the mother is & she's doing all she can like any mother would & if it was me I would talk to all the media I could to get my baby's story out & anything else I could do this dude is a pos & i hope the mother can at least find her daughter to lay her to rest & I hope she & the family can find peace & heal even just a little to be able to live just a little bit RIP BABY GIRL 👼!!
The police has been saying for several years "Nothing points towards an abduction and the child is most likely dead, with the date of death being the day she was reported missing" So the picture is very clear, the ones in that house at that time are responsible. How are they not in prison. I'm furious. I can't imagine how that must feel for the mother and her family. At this point take the police to court as well. What are they doing. Why wait?
Police found Ayla's VOMIT and small traces of HER blood in MULTIPLE places in that house. Add that to the fighting for custody usually adds up with what poor Ayla obviously went through. He [they] absolutely should have been charged forever ago. I'm guessing had the father been arrested, due to all that evidence, he would have spilled the beans if offered a deal. He'll never admit to it now given the police let him [them] fly.
The mom is a little off in my opinion.. in the television interview she stated that her ex was the last one to see the baby alive as if she already deemed her deceased, I would like to know the details of when the baby was taken away from her moms sister by child protective services and why no one in her family stepped up to take care of her. It’s just curious… I don’t know what happened it’s a mystery. Maybe she was abducted by someone who new her because they sure didn’t have the evidence to show he harmed her in any way or maybe someone in the house harmed her. Maybe someday the truth will come out.
There is zero evidence her mother did anything to her. She had drug issues, which is why she did the responsible thing at the time and gave the baby to her ex until she could get back on her feet. Why would one of her other relatives take Ayla when Ayla’s father was available? In the interview she also states how she had been trying to call her ex over and over and he wouldn’t take her calls. Why would he not want to speak with her to find their daughter? There are plenty of suspicious things about the father, but the mother just wants to know what happened to her daughter.
@@nopenope9118 yes reminds me of harmony from Boston similar case where the mom was a drug user was trying to get clean the baby went to their dad and then disappeared
I can't imagine how that father or anyone in that house could leave a child alone for 13 hours. Something happened and he didn't think he would be believed or something close to that and they buried her somewhere. The father might not have done anything but one of them knows who did or where she is at the very least. Good luck to this mother for making good choices and for still fighting for her daughter.
13 hrs is enough time to hop a border, state to state or depending on the area, a country to country border. China and Russia have ships above Canada. What other traffic sits above Canada, Iceland, Greenland, Carribean, etc. P.S. what country would have a harvest of children? Anyone know?
Omg she’s a baby she can sleep for that long easy 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ but not to check on her 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ if you love your child then of course you CHECK HER 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Most kids that age sleep from 7pm to 7am or 8am, every single day of their young lives. The police have not found any evidence directly linking it to the father or his family.
Iirc the baby was living with daddy and grandma. Grandma was at work and daddy went out leaving baby home with girlfriend who wasn't watching when baby fell down the stairs. Baby came into the bedroom and left a puddle of blood at the side of the bed. Girlfriend freaked out and daddy got rid of babys body. Where? 😢
They should arrest him on Aylas behafe like he did have her in his care of visitation rights but what's going on whith the courts system this may have violated alot of his rights to let further at most investation something is missing look at windows, doors anything again over that the investigators can later revil in trail of the home to do more for forensic than ever!The Only one person is that Father that baby's born in life should do is more go out and fight for that baby's heart melt where about and not fight flight?And for the mother people can change their lifes around😭😤
I mean it's blatantly obviously her father killed her and dumped her body, why? It's the same old excuse, he couldn't handle her, didn't like her crying etc etc, how are we still living in a world where parents kill their own kids
Mother tried to do the best thing while attending her personal problems by giving Ayla to her sister. Logically one she knew loved Ayla & vice versa. It's not clear if father contested he take child. But CPS up-ended that arrangement & took child to father & his girlfriend. It's a critical professional oversight CPS repeatedly & dangerously automatically allocate care just beteen the parents than 'case by case' basis. Just re-allocating CPS visits to auntie, seeing if child happy seemed the kindest thing to do. To Give some 'professional' understanding of a child's trauma & upset they will experience taken from their Mother who loves them.
She was a heroin addict who prioritized her addiction over her child. She showed no real sadness for her daughter's disappearance and likely death, just anger and accusations. She is hardly the sympathetic character you paint her as.
@@parrotperson1973 granted she isn’t the most angelic or credible person on the planet but at the end of the day she gave Ayla to her sister for the right reasons and most importantly she didn’t kill her!
@@parrotperson1973 . She made the 1st step. A plan for quitting her alleged heroin addiction, had her sister care for her child while she did so. World famous the difficulty of quitting as we know. Pos. was a suggestion eg. from drug counsellor, that her sister care for child while she tackled the addiction. Child Services had no business to disrupt that plan as they did, removing child to carers unknown to child & dangers that can be fraught with.
@@beekind5704 .Hardly a secret difficulty of "quitting" drugs. Arranged that task having care of child given to her sister. Could have achieved quitting until other depts interfered & forwarded child to unknown carers.
WITHOUT A DOUBT, THOSE 3 ADULTS WHO WERE IN THE HOUSE THAT NIGHT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRL. AYLA DIDN'T WALK OUT ON HER OWN & I DON'T KNOW WHY LAW ENFORCEMENT DON'T HAUL ALL 3 OF THEM IN UNTIL ONE OF THEM CRACKS. WHATEVER THEY HAVE DONE WITH AYLA NOW IS THE TIME THEY NEED TO SPEAK UP.
That mother doesn’t have any damn tears! No mother would ever give up their baby. I’d eat rice with butter before I’d ever let anyone else take care of my baby. Yes my oldest son would sleep 12 hours but I went in his nursery so many times to make sure he was ok!
@@bbe3034 not all mothers are the same...... Just saying but I'm also not saying she isn't involved but I'd say he has more bricks stacked against him 🤷
this video fails to say more than a cupful of Ayla's blood was found on the floor just adajacent to her fathers bed. And experts say a cup is alot more than any minor wound would produce. So certainly the father seriously injured the child that night. In all likelihood afriad of being arrested for child abuse he then killed his child andc hid her body. It is a shame his family lies for him inthat if he has another child he will harm that baby too. Her simply ought not be free.
Ummm.... just wow Her "father" was responsible for her safety he didn't see her for twelve hours, literally half A-day, and it doesn't matter if it was through the night that is absolutely ridiculous. It's not like she's a teenager she's two. My son will be 6 in April if I even hear him move I check on him. That man is a sorry excuse if there were 3 adults in that house or even 2 adults in some kids. Something is not right here and I feel like the police. Know what happened or have an idea because they're acting like these people did nothing wrong and they have no idea if they did or not
@@annabellebeckwith9283 I think the OP just made that up. That would be odd. And even if it were a Gerber baby policy, at most it'll be what 5 or 10K? I hope it wasn't done for money!!!!
Why is the father given so much leeway? No polygraph? No question about how Ayla's blood got in the basement? No questions asked about the lack of evidence of a break in? No interrogation of Justin, his mom or his girlfriend? No searching of the grounds around their home? No asking neighbors if they saw or heard anything? No searching of cars or swabs on the cars? Nothing? It seems so odd that not a whole lot has been done on this murder. This is a CHILD, A TODDLER AND THE POLICE HAVE DONE A CRUMMY JOB OF INVESTIGATING HER DEATH. Alya's bood found in the basement is very important. They didn't even ask what these people were wearing. Did they do laundry? Nothing. Frustrating. 🤔
I always checked on my kids. My heart goes out to the little girl mom’s family. That was always one of my fear that one of my kids would go missing. I really do hope that there will be closure soon. And yeah I do believe that the other 3 knows what happened to her. They don’t want to go to jail.
Mother had some personal issues? Not good enough. As mothers we don't get any time off for ourselves, after bringing a child into the world it is our duty to put that child first and BE PRESENT. If parents prove to be malfunctioning in the care of their child then it should not be passed around to anyone in the family. Father put her to bed then checked 12 hours later. That's just not feasible, toddlers wake in the night. People can get very angry when they have their sleep disturbed, especially if they don't have the nurturing instincts of a mother.
Oh ya….my sons “sperm donor” used to get irate when my son disturbed his sleep when he was little Ayla’s age. His “father” would want to sleep literally all day and get angry at my son for disturbing him in anyway. I have no doubt that if I wasn’t there to intervene, he would of hurt my son at some point. It wasn’t just that, he would be so easy to go off if my son didn’t do what he thought my son should be doing. I ended up kicking him out because of his behavior and told him he wasn’t allowed to have unsupervised visits with him unless he took me to court. He never took me to court or seen his son again. My son is an adult now and still never met him. Shows how much he truly cared 🙄
@@astridlove2327 Yes I just saw a terrible case on here, 2 in fact where the male in the family was left in charge by the mother & these mothers failed to protect their children. My son dotes on his daughter and both parents share responsibilities. However, I did warn my daughter in law that men rarely have the patience of mothers & also we women usually have a natural 'ear' for our babies & wake up then go back to sleep easily. Men don't have these hormonal safety valves in my experience but neither do some women when they drink or smoke substances which interfere with natural reactions. While having my son I'd been having braxton hicks (contractions) every five minutes for days before the birth & I my body changed in a way spectacular to me. I was able to sleep between these contractions & feel rested. This continued after the birth & I was up to breastfeed then asleep again immediately. This is not going to happen for most men or women who drink alcohol smoke weed before bed. People mess up their own natural systems. You should feel proud for protecting your child against his horrible father. I sent my X packing because he smacked my parrot on his beak. We must protect those we bring into the world, those we accept into our care too. There's just not enough education for mothers in my opinion on how to keep their body on form for motherhood.Some unbelievable cases ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1x6n6Zad7q0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ydBTpL3Cbj8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ss6RZ36tRNI.html
@@FLOSSYTREADWELL yes it is very hard to hear about this cases. I was not going to have my son be another one of these innocent children who were harmed by their own parent or a parents partner. I have to say though that I wouldn’t consider this being the case for all men. I was very particular after leaving my sons father. I wanted to make sure that if I was going to date again, I would tread carefully about who I let in our lives. I actually dated someone who had been my best friend for years and years. Thinking he would be a great fit. He got short with my son once and that’s all it took lol I sent him packing. It’s like if I am not going to let his own father treat him bad I sure as hell am not going to allow another man to mistreat him either. Ultimately, it took a couple years for me to really be serious about dating and even introduce my son to anyone but I found the love of our lives and we have been together 14 years now. He’s been the only dad my son knows and he has treated my son as his own since day once. We also had 2 girls together and he is an AMAZING dad. He is so hands on witn all 3 of them and when I would get exhausted when they were babies, even with him working 70 plus hours a week, he would get up with them when I just couldn’t take anymore. I was even a stay at home mom and he never once complained about having to step in and help out. I do recognize how extremely blessed I am to have someone as special as him for the father to all of my kids. I am sure he would say the same about me 😊 I am so grateful but I know this is not as easy to find.
Bullshit.. I have a 3 year old and my eyes are never off her.. all night I have a baby cam I look at anf constantly go in her room while she's asleep to cover her legs with a blanket... and stop telling the police to do their job cause if YOU did YOUR JOB as A MOM this wouldn't be happening... how dare you
What you are doing isn't good either. People seem to have forgotten what normal parenting looks like. Watching your 3yo over camera in their sleep is insane.
I well never forget this story. I was celebrating my 1 year Olds 1st birthday the days she went missing. My daughter is 12 now. I'm praying for justice for Ayla❤
Enjoy Your Babies they will always be babies to You XxxxxMake Beautiful Memories with Ayla in mind sometimes. Don’t upset yourself for someone whom could not keep their Hands to Themself.
