Only different thing on the news (channel 12) was the lawyer that offered his help (Dyer) said he received a tip from a reliable source that it was a person close to the family that was responsible for her disappearance. My daughter was chattering during that, so that's not a direct quote.
To me, the most interesting fact to come out of the pressor is that LE cannot verify *last seen* outside of the immediate family. Is that correct?
Aliayah was never taken to a store, never played outside the house? Not seen by one single person other than the immediate family? What about the visit to the friends house the night before she disappeared? Was that a fabrication?
Has Aliayah been seen since the family moved into this house? Someone go grab that neighbor across the street and ask him if he ever saw Aliayah!!!!!!
Whoa!
BTW, I was watching an epi of the show, Snapped on the Oxygen channel last night. And, there was a murder case and it was in WV, at least I could've sworn they said so. And, they showed a lawyer and it said Tom Dyer. I might have been hallucinating. I was even going to look it up. I was thinking hey, what a coinwinkidink.
A Tom Dyer was involved in the Michelle Micheal case, where she apparently killed her husband with a drug and set the house on fire...I think that was W. VA.
The artlice I linked does state the preacher had only met the baby that one time during the clothing drive.
Courts do not have to be involved. The parent can choose who will care for the children then write a statement giving that person permission to seek medical care and make educational decisions and get it notarized. That is what my step-daughter did.What would have happened when mom went to jail? Would CPS have been involved in someone else assuming care/custody of the kids or would that have just been a family court matter between mom and the new guardian? Would the return of custody to mom have been handled in the same manner when she was released?
I have a brother in jail and the first time he went to jail his then wife went as well and her Mom took custody thru CPS (this exact scenerio has actually happened to both of my brothers and their wives). The second time he went the mother(s) of his children had custody of them anyway so there was no need for a guardian to be involved. Either way I am in VA and it may have no relevance on how WV does things.
A Tom Dyer was involved in the Michelle Micheal case, where she apparently killed her husband with a drug and set the house on fire...I think that was W. VA.
FBI: Missing child case now considered a crime
http://www.theintermountain.com/page/content.detail/id/546642.html
Authorities said specifics of the case will not be discussed publicly.
Additional details will be available in Tuesday's edition of The Inter-Mountain.
Now that is what I call reporting! :waitasec:
The case of the missing 3-year-old Lewis County girl is now being investigated as a criminal matter, authorities with the Federal Bureau of Investigation said today.
Additional details will be available in Tuesday's edition of The Inter-Mountain.
thank you to everyone for all your input in this terribly sad case. Its pulling at my heart strings. I look at my three year old smiling daughter right now and can't fathom the idea of the type of things baby A has had to endure. This case reminds me, in a sense, of Z bakerthanks again everyone. I will light a candle for baby A tonight.
Thank you for that case. Very interesting. TY TYThis reminds me of Aarone Thompson. She was dead for years before her dad and stepmom reported her missing. They reported her missing because her mother in another state got tired of the excuses why she couldn't talkto or see her. She had bought a bus ticket forcing dad and stepmom to take action. There was a house full of siblings who lied to LE. At the trial, some of them still tried to lie for their dad.
https://www.colorado.gov/apps/coldcase/casedetail.html?id=3001
Only different thing on the news (channel 12) was the lawyer that offered his help (Dyer) said he received a tip from a reliable source that it was a person close to the family that was responsible for her disappearance. My daughter was chattering during that, so that's not a direct quote.
O/T but this made me smile... my nanny (grandmother, RIP) used to say that all the time.Do What!:banghead:
I believe she was seen after moving into this house. But I am wondering who the "immediate family" is they are talking about re the questioning? Usually immediate family is mom, dad (SD) and the kids. Wondering if they are extending it to grandparents, (only know of LL's mom) and any aunts and uncles. Just thinking out loud here.....