If baby Ayla died in an accident, why didn't the adults call 911?
Were they 'high', was it there fault?
Needless to say WHY would you just throw your baby away?
WHERE IS PRECIOUS BABY AYLA????
WHAT DID YOU DO TO HER?
Thus far what we know has happened in the home over a period of 4 months:
1.
Bruising on face; JD stated from Chuckie Cheese ball pit - of which no ball pit exists. (photos taken by TR)
2.
Sprained Leg; JD stated from rough-housing. (of which took 3 weeks before baby could walk normally again. Documentation by TR)
*Those above 2 events had mom re-evaluate letting Ayla go to dad while mom received alcohol treatment. So she placed child in care of her mom/sister. She did not place child with JD. Instead, JD went and took her from grandma/aunt because DHHS said he "trumps" them. PD is related by marriage to a caseworker at DHHS; hence is why TR feels it was processed so easily.
3.
Broken Arm; JD stated fell up stairs carrying Ayla and groceries. (TR says Ayla is capable of walking on her own no need to have had him carry her. He says raining...that may be why he carried her maybe some mud that he did not want to come into home?)
4.
Blood Evidence; confirmed by MSP to be Ayla's. JD states she had
a cut on foot (4th injury in home) MSP stated "more than a cut would do"...but did not state amount nor where in basement. (not released to public)
With all said thus far, if baby Ayla suffered an accident in the home...it is possible in their minds they felt nobody would ever believe an accident with the other injuries added...therefore, IF an accident this could be why they did not call 9-1-1...obviously saying the accident was fatal...which in essence would be the
5th time something happened to that baby in that home.
What are the odds? How many 2-year olds suffer 4 injuries in the home, 2 of which are hospital visits, and the 5th an accidental death all in a period of a 16 weeks? If anything, arrest all who lived in that home for either "abuse" or "gross neglect contributing to the injuries of a minor" and see which one talks first for immunity.