Crimson clover
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It fills me with such sadness that there are only a few locals who still remain dedicated to bringing Aliayah back home to her community. We have gone through betrayals, lies and people fabricating stories of mysterious drug parties, a child trafficking ring in Florida and other fantasies created to throw LE off of the trail. We have seen people that initially searched for Aliayah now offer support to those who most likely caused her demise. We have seen a community fed up with all of the drama and lies, choosing rather to forget little Aliayah.
The investigation still continues, with the FBI and State Police still taking the major role, supported by several other local, state and federal agencies. I would like to comment about what is going on, but because laws and court orders are still being violated by some of the parties involved, I cannot. I can only say that my eyes have been open to the bureaucracy, the legal system and the inability of some people to either take charge or do the jobs that they were elected to do.
Now on Monday, September 24th, there will be a dove release at 6PM at the Bendale Methodist Church...the same church which was headquarters for the search parties at the beginning of this saga. I would like to think that this would be an opportunity for our community to come back together, but I am a realist. Even if one or two new people come to show their support, that would be a plus. Little Aliayah deserves much more...
Well, here you go, Westinlund! A WS member searching thru...I land upon little Aliayah's thread here...Unfortunately, unaware of the story of her demise...yet feel touched by the pic of her face, the length of her abscence, and the post you relay. I feel your sadness as well.
Allow me to be that 'one' , if only in spirit, in support on the 24th.