ME ME - Ayla Reynolds, 20 mnths, Waterville, 17 December 2011 - # 1

cluciano63 said:

To be honest, I would not even leave an adult sleeping in my home for as long as 13 hours without checking on them more than once...or any age person, not to mention my much-loved cat. It just seems too long, to me. That is half a day, for heaven's sake. And this is a baby wih an injury. I jus don't know what to make of it, in this case, or in Baby Lisa's case, leaving a sick child in a closed room alone without checking on her. It makes me crazy.

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Lato said:

As I "walk" around the neighborhood, I see cottages that are raised with most having a small porch and a few steps.

I also think that the houses have a regular door and a storm door, but I would love other opinions on that.

A small child with a cast would have an awful time leaving this house if she is trying to open and close two doors....and then head down the stairs.

Your thoughts please....

http://g.co/maps/wjtyx

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katydid23 said:

I would like to know more about the 'get together' that night. Was it family, like a holiday party? Or was it a group of friends in their early 20's, just chillin', as my kids call it. If so, there might have been some alcohol and or pot, etc. Just sayin...

eta: not that that would make it more likely any of them were guilty of this incident. Just wondering if they left doors or windows open and /or had people over who they did not know well.

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ynotdivein said:

Agreed with you both, Lato and Matou. Also, in one of the pix the Morning Sentinel put out, you can see a small brick patio/porch and some steps down from what I think is the back door, behind Ayla in the photo.

Storm doors are pretty much a given on houses in this region.

Here's the story/pic I am thinking of: http://www.kjonline.com/news/Press-conference-today-on-missing-toddler.html

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nursebeeme said:

I want to know if the arm that was broken was her dominant arm... at that age more difficult to open a door if that is the case

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ynotdivein said:

dog.gone, the easiest spot to get beer or wine from Violette Ave. would be the CVS at Cool and Kennedy Memorial Drive. Not sure if they sell liquor too. I'm not at all convinced that this is anything like Baby Lisa's case other than the missing child aspect, but FWIW.

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Lato said:

As I "walk" around the neighborhood, I see cottages that are raised with most having a small porch and a few steps.

I also think that the houses have a regular door and a storm door, but I would love other opinions on that.

A small child with a cast would have an awful time leaving this house if she is trying to open and close two doors....and then head down the stairs.

Your thoughts please....

http://g.co/maps/wjtyx

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bessie said:

I agree, Lato, that Ayla would have a difficult time with the storm door if it were closed properly. But LE said visitors were at the house Friday night during the time Ayla was last seen. If the storm door doesn't close properly on its own, and people were going in and out and didn't pull it shut, she could have pushed it open. As for the stairs, I know it seems unlikely, but I've seen little ones do amazing things.

I wonder if her dad or others followed a guest out to the driveway as the guest was leaving and didn't notice that Ayla slipped out behind them.

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dog.gone.cute said:

TY ... was just curious about the "liquor", afterall, it is the Holiday Season and some like to get into the "spirits" of the holidays ... :innocent: KWIM ?

- There seems to have been a change in the "time" Ayla was put to sleep -- which made me think of Baby Lisa and the changes in her parents' timeline ...

- Then we heard about a "get together" the night before -- which made me think of Baby Lisa's mother and her :needdrink: the night she "disappeared ...

:waitasec: Now ... IF IF IF there turns out to be a "homeless man" in the neighborhood . . . oh and "lawyering up" ...

I will :shutup::shutup: and :run::run::run:

MOO ...

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katydid23 said:

That is exactly what many people think happened to Joshua Davis, who was roughly the same age when he went missing in Texas. And he has never been found.

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matou said:

Police were told by DiPietro that he last saw his daughter when he put her to bed on Friday night. He discovered her missing the next morning.

There were people visiting the home Friday night. Police describe them as friends and family.

The investigation involves local police, state police, wardens and the FBI.

http://www.wcsh6.com/news/article/182772/314/FBI-in-on-investigation-of-toddlers-disappearance

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Massey said DiPietro was not home alone, but declined to say who else was in the home with him.

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