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

cluciano63 · Dec 17, 2011

Is it just the wording, that dad called when he "learned she was missing" from her bed? Did someone else tell him or did he discover her missing? In any case, it seems kind of late in the morning to be checking on the baby, IMO...

cluciano63 · Dec 17, 2011

Sleuthster said:
Thing that gets me too is that Maine doesnt usually have many cases of chidren being abducted that you hear of anyways, especially that take the child from the house.

No state does, really...not actual abductions by strangers anyway...

Sleuthster · Dec 17, 2011

Maine just seems like a place that people still leave their doors unlocked and feel safe to do so.

cluciano63 · Dec 17, 2011

I wonder if this baby lived with either parent? Just curious about the wording...

annalyzer · Dec 17, 2011

taagean said:
Wonder if there's any way the mother could have taken her. She has been interviewed so she might live in the same area and may know what Ayla's father did on Friday night.

well let's hope so because any other scenario i doubt would turn out good

marycarney · Dec 17, 2011

Well - beyond the obvious, my question is why would she be sleeping with the sling on? That makes ZERO sense if she has a cast/splint. It's actually kind of dangerous given her age.

keeponsearching · Dec 17, 2011

From Maine and just heard about this little girl being missing. Last night in my area which is an hour south it was so cold and we had some snow, early morning. I have yet to hear anything else.

SuziQ · Dec 17, 2011

cluciano63 said:
Is it just the wording, that dad called when he "learned she was missing" from her bed? Did someone else tell him or did he discover her missing? In any case, it seems kind of late in the morning to be checking on the baby, IMO...

The below article says he found an empty bed.

http://www.onlinesentinel.com/news/Waterville-toddler-missing.html

serveitup · Dec 17, 2011

keeponsearching said:
From Maine and just heard about this little girl being missing. Last night in my area which is an hour south it was so cold and we had some snow, early morning. I have yet to hear anything else.

Leads me to wonder if she has a coat, blanket or anything missing? The story is short on information. I'm in the cold South so all I can do is hope and pray.

katydid23 · Dec 17, 2011

When they say 'abducted' , do they mean from her bed in the middle of the night? Was the door unlocked? I wonder why they think it was a kidnapping rather than a girl wandering outdoors?

cluciano63 · Dec 17, 2011

katydid23 said:
When they say 'abducted' , do they mean from her bed in the middle of the night? Was the door unlocked? I wonder why they think it was a kidnapping rather than a girl wandering outdoors?

The article linked above does say it is possible she got out on her own...they don't think it is likely, partly because her arm is in a sling. But it doesn't say "crib", it says "bed." Aren't children this age still in a crib? (No kids here...)

Sleuthster · Dec 17, 2011

katydid23 said:
When they say 'abducted' , do they mean from her bed in the middle of the night? Was the door unlocked? I wonder why they think it was a kidnapping rather than a girl wandering outdoors?

In the last news link posted (the sentinel?) it says LE is considering 2 scenarios, she either wandered out by herself or was taken out by someone. They said that with the cast however it would have been difficult for her to open the door and that she would not have gotten far because of the unsteadiness walking with the cast. So I think LE is considering the scenario she did not leave on her own.

They also said that the mom was located and being "cooperative" they have not said either parent is not involved yet.

Sleuthster · Dec 17, 2011

cluciano63 said:
The article linked above does say it is possible she got out on her own...they don't think it is likely, partly because her arm is in a sling. But it doesn't say "crib", it says "bed." Aren't children this age still in a crib? (No kids here...)

Pookers started sleeping in a toddler bed around 2 yo and my dd's son was about 18 months. They're real low to the ground so not sure if this little girl was in a toddler bed but I cant imagine a regular twin bed unless it had like a rail. still cant picture it.

cluciano63 · Dec 17, 2011

Also, wonder why they are not naming the parents? I don't know that I've seen that before. Just curious.

JeannaT · Dec 17, 2011

cluciano63 said:
Also, wonder why they are not naming the parents? I don't know that I've seen that before. Just curious.

I said that much earlier, also. Odd.

But citizens of Maine kind of keep to themselves.

daisy7 · Dec 17, 2011

cluciano63 said:
Is it just the wording, that dad called when he "learned she was missing" from her bed? Did someone else tell him or did he discover her missing? In any case, it seems kind of late in the morning to be checking on the baby, IMO...

It sounded odd to me as well.

KinderedSpirits · Dec 17, 2011

Wow, OK...so, yet ANOTHER child is reported misisng, and the last time she was seen, she was in her bed?!?! This is out of freaking control! I am RAGING right about now...!!! :furious::banghead::furious:

Jezbel · Dec 17, 2011

cluciano63 said:
The article linked above does say it is possible she got out on her own...they don't think it is likely, partly because her arm is in a sling. But it doesn't say "crib", it says "bed." Aren't children this age still in a crib? (No kids here...)

My DD is 19 mths old and she is still in her crib. She has only tried to unsuccessfully climb out a few times ( she is too short to get her leg over the side). Most move them into toddler beds around two, but some earlier if they can escape their cribs.

askfornina · Dec 17, 2011

ullhair: :sigh:

very little info so far..hopefully this ends as well as little Jason's case did today.

askfornina · Dec 17, 2011

found this pic on the FB page, her full name is Ayla Bell Reynolds, if that hasn't been posted before

eta: new pics coming in the morning, a woman that appears to be Ayla's aunt (blood related IDK) said on FB that she is waiting for Ayla's mother to bring her recent pics, all the pics out there are a few months old.

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