Saturday, December 21, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Custody Issues
Sorry I haven't been around but I am working on a post today. I just thought I would throw out some food or thought since I haven't had a chance to catch up on everything yet.
When I say custody issues I mean there was not just an issue with one child's custody at the time Ayla disappeared but many forget there were two custody issues going on. As we have heard time and time again Elisha's little girl(I don't want to post her name since she is innocent in all this) was also being disputed over by her parents. Months after Ayla disappeared her mother was granted custody of her with her father getting supervised visits from what we have heard. This was after all this supposed blood evidence was found. This is one thing that has left me almost speechless. If and that is a big if all this blood was found that makes LE believe that Ayla was killed in that house how in the world did Elisha get full custody of her child? I'm working on researching this more but as with all custody proceedings it is hard to find any real links so I am going over what people have said that had first hand knowledge of all this. This may have nothing to do with Ayla going missing but I feel every piece of this puzzle should be looked at. Feel free to discuss either this or any other issues you have been discussing while I catch up and do some research.
When I say custody issues I mean there was not just an issue with one child's custody at the time Ayla disappeared but many forget there were two custody issues going on. As we have heard time and time again Elisha's little girl(I don't want to post her name since she is innocent in all this) was also being disputed over by her parents. Months after Ayla disappeared her mother was granted custody of her with her father getting supervised visits from what we have heard. This was after all this supposed blood evidence was found. This is one thing that has left me almost speechless. If and that is a big if all this blood was found that makes LE believe that Ayla was killed in that house how in the world did Elisha get full custody of her child? I'm working on researching this more but as with all custody proceedings it is hard to find any real links so I am going over what people have said that had first hand knowledge of all this. This may have nothing to do with Ayla going missing but I feel every piece of this puzzle should be looked at. Feel free to discuss either this or any other issues you have been discussing while I catch up and do some research.
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Corrections to Terrilyn's article from Jeff Continued
Sorry I have been crazy busy the last couple days. I am working on a new post for tomorrow but for now please use this if we hit 200 comments on the other post. I want everyone to be able to see the comments.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Corrections to Terrilyn's article from Jeff
I am copying over comments from the article written about the taking of Ayla as they are written on http://justiceforayla.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-taking-of-ayla-reynolds.html . Jeff has commented an cleared up a few things that were reported wrong in the article. I feel some of these things are important to straighten out. I'm not copying these to start any kind of blog war I just feel things that will get lost in the comments should be pointed out. Feel free to add any I may have missed.
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November
14th, 2011 approx. 10am: Justin picked Trista up at Jessica's in
Lewiston and drove her and Ayla to an Orthopedic Doctor in Portland...
http://aylareynolds.com/anon/1st_visit
http://aylareynolds.com/anon/1st_visit
Anonymous 1October 24, 2013 at 7:27 PM
Jeff,
very respectfully, We were commenting on the fact that Trista took
Ayla to her primary care physician on Monday Nov. 14th, and that
physician said that this was an uncommon break for a 19 month old. as
reported by Ms Simpson.
An Orthopedic doctor is not a primary care physician.
Ayla seeing the Orthopedic doctor on Nov. 14th was not in question.
As well as the Orthopedic doctor's report makes no mention of this being an uncommon break for a 19th month old.
An Orthopedic doctor is not a primary care physician.
Ayla seeing the Orthopedic doctor on Nov. 14th was not in question.
As well as the Orthopedic doctor's report makes no mention of this being an uncommon break for a 19th month old.
A!; This is the Dr mentioned in the DHHS log (although they added a T to the end of his name- pronunciation probably).
Yes, there is no report of an uncommon break in the medical log, only in the DHHS log.
Yes, there is no report of an uncommon break in the medical log, only in the DHHS log.
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Jeff,
please read the article. Jessica tells the dhhs worker that Trista took
Ayla to her primary care physician who referred her to an orthopedic
specialist. Allegedly the Dr said this was an uncommon injury in a19
month old child.
Jeff, this statement was also in the "dhhs report" that you gave to Judy and allowed her to share with Nina.
Jeff, this statement was also in the "dhhs report" that you gave to Judy and allowed her to share with Nina.
Incorrect
on Jessica's part, Inland hospital referred Justin and Trista to the
bone specialist in Portland. However, Trista had also contacted her
primary care physician who also referred her to the same orthopedic
specialist.
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mckeekittyOctober 24, 2013 at 8:11 PM
Jeff, in the original timeline, these statements were made:
"DHHS had put Ayla in the joint care of Becca and Jessica while she was undergoing treatment."
"After Justin and Phoebe left with Ayla, the officer stated to Becky that: "if he had his way, he would not have let Ayla go with Justin." "
And yet there is no mention of Becca in Terrilyn's article.
"DHHS had put Ayla in the joint care of Becca and Jessica while she was undergoing treatment."
"After Justin and Phoebe left with Ayla, the officer stated to Becky that: "if he had his way, he would not have let Ayla go with Justin." "
And yet there is no mention of Becca in Terrilyn's article.
Correct, Becky arrived late on the scene (coming back from the store) just as Phoebe and Justin were leaving with Ayla.
She confronted the officer.
She confronted the officer.
There
is mention in the article that dhhs did not place the kids in Jessica
and Becca's custody though... more conflicting information.
Correct AFA, but then "custody" is a legal term of which DHHS was not liable of.
There are documented DHHS log references referring to Jessica and Becky's competence with Ayla's well being and safety.
Had it only been so..
There are documented DHHS log references referring to Jessica and Becky's competence with Ayla's well being and safety.
Had it only been so..
mckeekittyOctober 24, 2013 at 8:54 PM
Thanks for helping to iron out some of these wrinkles, Jeff.
Are you sure Becca wasn't present for the transfer?
"DiPietro said he was going to ... retrieve his daughter and wanted police to go," Cornelio said. "He explained that he and the mother had an agreement that if she went into treatment, he would take custody."
Cornelio said police called Maine Department of Health and Human Services and confirmed that the state agency had authorized DiPietro to take custody of the daughter.
Next, DiPietro and one police officer went to the Lewiston home of Jessica Reynolds, Ayla's maternal aunt. Becca Hanson, Ayla's maternal grandmother, was there, too.
"Ayla was in my and my daughter's care while Trista was in rehab," Hanson said during a recent phone interview.
http://www.onlinesentinel.com/news/police-log-offers-insight-into-custody-questions_2011-12-30.html
Are you sure Becca wasn't present for the transfer?
"DiPietro said he was going to ... retrieve his daughter and wanted police to go," Cornelio said. "He explained that he and the mother had an agreement that if she went into treatment, he would take custody."
Cornelio said police called Maine Department of Health and Human Services and confirmed that the state agency had authorized DiPietro to take custody of the daughter.
Next, DiPietro and one police officer went to the Lewiston home of Jessica Reynolds, Ayla's maternal aunt. Becca Hanson, Ayla's maternal grandmother, was there, too.
"Ayla was in my and my daughter's care while Trista was in rehab," Hanson said during a recent phone interview.
http://www.onlinesentinel.com/news/police-log-offers-insight-into-custody-questions_2011-12-30.html
mckeekitty, absolutely. I have Becky's testimony as well as the Lewiston Incident report.
AFA, I would not lose any sleep over it. You know more now than you did yesterday and that is the only reason I keep coming back here.
AFA, I would not lose any sleep over it. You know more now than you did yesterday and that is the only reason I keep coming back here.
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It should also be noted that in regards to Ayla's gait reference:
“Trista reported that Ayla went to her father’s house on Thursday of last week.... and then after her nap on Friday Trista noticed that Ayla would not bear weight on her right leg.”
There is a gap in between “last week…. and then”
In the DHHS log it reads:
“Trista reported that Ayla went to her father's house on Thursday of last week. Ayla returned to Trista on Thursday and then after her nap on Friday Trista noticed that Ayla would not bear weight on her right leg”.
Is also incorrect, Ayla was returned on Friday after an overnight stay with Justin.
“Trista reported that Ayla went to her father’s house on Thursday of last week.... and then after her nap on Friday Trista noticed that Ayla would not bear weight on her right leg.”
There is a gap in between “last week…. and then”
In the DHHS log it reads:
“Trista reported that Ayla went to her father's house on Thursday of last week. Ayla returned to Trista on Thursday and then after her nap on Friday Trista noticed that Ayla would not bear weight on her right leg”.
Is also incorrect, Ayla was returned on Friday after an overnight stay with Justin.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Be A Voice For Ayla
Welcome to the new blog. Since Nina decided to close down her blog I would like to continue her format here. This blog is not associated with either family and everyone is welcome as long as you remain respectful. We are all adults and I should not have to babysit. I'm only on a few times a day so if you see a rude comment please do not respond to it just scroll on by and I will delete it when I get online. I have kids, grandkids, a disabled mother and husband and a business I run from home so I am very busy but I needed to provide a place that we would all feel comfortable discussing Ayla and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. No matter what you believe the fact stands Ayla is missing and needs to be found. Feel Free to bring over any conversations you may have been having that still need to be discussed. I am open to guest submissions just email them to lookingatthefacts5@gmail.com and I will post them. The most important thing to remember is why we are all here, Ayla Bell Reynolds.
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