ME ME - Ayla Reynolds, 20 mnths, Waterville, 17 December 2011 - # 8

[Dee10]

Speaking of clothing, doesn't anyone else find it suspicious that Ayla would have been wearing those green pajamas that are long sleeve and tight fitting when she had a cast on her arm? I really doubt that they would have removed the entire soft cast which consists of a metal half plate, gauze padding and an ace bandage...put on those pajamas and then apply the soft cast on top. From the get-go that caught my attention because I myself was in a cast on the date Ayla disappeared and for three weeks wore short sleeves.

EXCELLENT point, where are our health care professional here???:seeya: Please weigh in your experience with a child of this age group.

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

Yes..the sling was the worst part...luckily only had that for a few days...the cast longer. So OUCH! About the dislocated shoulder! That had to hurt! My cast was due to surgery which was an improvement for my arm and nerve damage as opposed to an injury.

O/T...but...regarding dislocated shoulder...first time running and sliding on frozen over pond (not a good idea!), second time learning to surf, wave caught board, I caught board, wave and board pulled arm out of socket... third time reaching for my big ol' purse out of the backseat of my car. Do I feel silly?:blushing:

I hope your surgery has helped heal your nerve damage!:seeya:

 

[HiHater]

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The 15th is when TR filed for custody. The 15th is also when JD was moving the rest of his stuff from Portland (solidifying things).

Perhaps someone in Portland told JD that TR had filed for custody, then things happened from there.

Perhaps someone told TR that JD was moving, that would make it seem like he planned to keep Ayla full-time or long term. That could be why she filed on the 15th (because she could have done so at least 1 1/2 months ago)...I'm not sure what would come of this, though since she has been somewhat cleared....

hmmm

 

[PlainJaneDoe]

That would be more uncomfortable as it would slip around...or be so tight to avoid slipping.

I see. Thanks for explaining. As I said I've never worn a cast. I have worn braces a couple of times for my back and although the braces were designed to be able to be worn next to the skin, I found that very uncomfortable because of seams etc. So I ended up wearing at least a tank top or camisole, but usually a t-shirt, between me and the brace at all times. But those pieces of clothing had to be tight-fitting or it would cause more discomfort by extra material getting bunched up around the brace. That's what I was basing my idea on.

 

[tamild]

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The 15th is when TR filed for custody. The 15th is also when JD was moving the rest of his stuff from Portland (solidifying things).

Perhaps someone in Portland told JD that TR had filed for custody, then things happened from there.

Perhaps someone told TR that JD was moving, that would make it seem like he planned to keep Ayla full-time or long term. That could be why she filed on the 15th (because she could have done so at least 1 1/2 months ago)...I'm not sure what would come of this, though since she has been somewhat cleared....

hmmm

Trista said that she filed when she did because Justin had told her earlier that week that he was filing.

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1112/19/ng.01.html

TRISTA REYNOLDS, AYLA REYNOLDS` MOTHER (via telephone): No. I did not tell Justin that I was going to the court to file. Now, me and him had had the discussion within that week that he told me himself that he was going to file the custody papers against me. So I decided to go and file against him.

It's possible that he may have also told Trista that he was going to be clearing his stuff from his old apartment. JMO

 

[deoneta]

I'm thinking about the missed appointment. Not sure of the date---whether it was the 15th or the 12th (or some other time entirely), but could JD have avoided going because he didn't want TR to have a chance to take Ayla? If neither of them truly had custody as we have heard thus far, couldn't TR just take her baby back?

The appointment was the 12th. If JD hadn't told a BS version of the accident (rainy night conflict with the weather record, CDL class dates conflicting with the school calendar), delayed treatment, lied about previous bruising (babies "fighting" in non existant ball pit), had his daughter disappear then failed to tell LE all he knows, I'd say maybe that was his reason. But I don't think so. JD also missed routine visits for booster shots. Sounds more like he really didn't care all that much about his baby. All MOO.

 

[cluciano63]

Sometimes I do feel like Ayla wasn't in the home that night, as it never made sense to me that she would have been left alone, injured as she was, so separate from where everyone else was sleeping. That almost seems too heartless to be true, almost as though they had to say she was alone to explain how she could have been "kidnapped." I mean, other than just plain being cruel, why would Ayla have been left alone, on another floor, while the other children were tucked up with their parents? JMO

 

[tamild]

The appointment was the 12th. If JD hadn't told a BS version of the accident (rainy night conflict with the weather record, CDL class dates conflicting with the school calendar), delayed treatment, lied about previous bruising (babies "fighting" in non existant ball pit), had his daughter disappear then failed to tell LE all he knows, I'd say maybe that was his reason. But I don't think so. JD also missed routine visits for booster shots. Sounds more like he really didn't care all that much about his baby. All MOO.

If we're talking about the bone specialist appointment, Trista said it was on Friday the 16th.
http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/45775493#45775493

Q: Let's go back to the last contact you had with Ayla's father, JD. He is cooperating with police, as you saw, he released that short statement and said he has no idea what happened to Ayla. But, you checked in with him a week ago when he was supposed to take Ayla to a doctor's appointment to check her broken arm. What happened?
TR: I uh, had reached out to him on Thursday, the 15th, to see if he was definitely still coming on Friday, and he told me he was definitely not coming, and that was the last that I had spoken with Justin.

 

[deoneta]

Sometimes I do feel like Ayla wasn't in the home that night, as it never made sense to me that she would have been left alone, injured as she was, so separate from where everyone else was sleeping. That almost seems too heartless to be true, almost as though they had to say she was alone to explain how she could have been "kidnapped." I mean, other than just plain being cruel, why would Ayla have been left alone, on another floor, while the other children were tucked up with their parents? JMO

Well it's a pretty convenient scenario for the DiPietros and CR. JD, CR and her son down in the basement with no reason to get up during the night and unable to hear the "kidnapper". ED and her daughter in her room with no reason to get up during the night and unable to hear the "kidnapper". PD out for the night with a friend coincidentally enough. LE's not buying this account of that "normal" night for good reason. I also agree with what Lavonda said about the daddy's little princess pj's and the soft cast. Those pj's have set my teeth on edge from day one. Normally, I am a fan of irony, but in missing child cases, not so much. I think I got to stop posting for a bit as I am having trouble being polite and staying within TOS. All MOO.

 

[deoneta]

If we're talking about the bone specialist appointment, Trista said it was on Friday the 16th.
http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/45775493#45775493

That's what I thought all along, too. But now it's supposedly the 12th that I am seeing everywhere. I don't know where the 12th came from. Was it from TR's timeline? I'm going to look. All MOO.

 

[deoneta]

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Originally Posted by tamild
If we're talking about the bone specialist appointment, Trista said it was on Friday the 16th.
http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/tod...75493#45775493 [/I]

That's what I thought all along, too. But now it's supposedly the 12th that I am seeing everywhere. I don't know where the 12th came from. Was it from TR's timeline? I'm going to look. All MOO.

Well it wasn't from TR's timeline. I'm still looking for where the date the 12th came from.

 

[mahoolin]

EXCELLENT point, where are our health care professional here???:seeya: Please weigh in your experience with a child of this age group.

Not speaking from health care professional point of view, but of same age group.

My friend's grandson had a broken leg (lower end between knee and ankle). I was worried about him being in pain, until I saw him in action a few days after the injury. He had a little fluorescent green cast on, and I've never seen a child move so fast with a cast. He ran full-speed ahead, flung it everywhere, over chairs, down steps, kicked toys, kicked his sister. Everything.
:jumping: :Banane45:

I know Ayla's was her arm, but I think every child is different, every injury different, type of fracture it is, where fracture is on the particular limb. Also, if my memory serves me right, he didn't have his cast on nearly as long as an adult with the same injury would have. No major pain meds, just kiddie Tylenol if needed.

My thoughts being, she might not have been in as much pain as we're anticipating she'd have. Kids are pretty tough.

My question is what kind of a "bone specialist" did she have to see? Meaning she had an especially severe injury? - or it was just a follow-up visit to a normal orthopedic doc (who had treated her in the ER maybe) to make sure the break was healing properly? Not down-playing her injury, just wondering.

Non-professional humble opinion. :cow:

 

[tamild]

That's what I thought all along, too. But now it's supposedly the 12th that I am seeing everywhere. I don't know where the 12th came from. Was it from TR's timeline? I'm going to look. All MOO. [/COLOR]

Well it wasn't from TR's timeline. I'm still looking for where the date the 12th came from.

With so much shoddy reporting in this case, I don't doubt at all that there is a different date floating around. It makes it hard to keep everything straight. :maddening:

 

[deoneta]

With so much shoddy reporting in this case, I don't doubt at all that there is a different date floating around. It makes it hard to keep everything straight. :maddening:

The date of the 12th is all over comments on blogs, news sites and in an article by the Yahoo contributor who has been writing about the case from the first. I did find the date of the 12th attributed to Jessica Reynolds from this site http://www.thebostonchannel.com/r/30334378/detail.html

I tend to think TR would know the date and have no reason to be untruthful. I agree the reporting has been all over the place in an already confusing situation. All MOO

 

[menmo]

I don't think it had been confirmed that he was in Portland. I think that had only appeared on FB or in new comments.

I also want to know who had Ayla - very hinky! Was she home with Elisha, or was she with Grandma? Was Grandma at home or somewhere else? :waitasec:

Or was she left with Courtney Roberts at her and her sister's home across the street from where Justin was moving from? I know I sound like a broken record but I really feel she is a huge part of this. The cover up is where I see ED and PD coming in. Oh, along with the protect my boy at all costs from lying Phoebe.

It has been stated (somewhere) that he quit his job to move to his moms in order to have Ayla, so he had a job at some point.

I keep hearing he had a job. Where oh where did Justin work prior to getting Ayla to stay with him? I don't believe that he had one and if he did I don't believe it was legal!

SBM

Additionally, I think the choice of this set of pajamas with "Daddy's Little Princess" printed on the front was an attempt at showing LE/media, etc. what a devoted dad JD is.

Exactly! Sure looks good for Justin, doesn't it? lol I bet momma Phoebe was the one who purchased the jammies and everything else for Ayla. I'd love to see Justin's receipts for anything and everything he purchased for Trista's beautiful daughter.

MOO

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

Not speaking from health care professional point of view, but of same age group.

My friend's grandson had a broken leg (lower end between knee and ankle). I was worried about him being in pain, until I saw him in action a few days after the injury. He had a little fluorescent green cast on, and I've never seen a child move so fast with a cast. He ran full-speed ahead, flung it everywhere, over chairs, down steps, kicked toys, kicked his sister. Everything.
:jumping: :Banane45:

I know Ayla's was her arm, but I think every child is different, every injury different, type of fracture it is, where fracture is on the particular limb. Also, if my memory serves me right, he didn't have his cast on nearly as long as an adult with the same injury would have. No major pain meds, just kiddie Tylenol if needed.

My thoughts being, she might not have been in as much pain as we're anticipating she'd have. Kids are pretty tough.

My question is what kind of a "bone specialist" did she have to see? Meaning she had an especially severe injury? - or it was just a follow-up visit to a normal orthopedic doc (who had treated her in the ER maybe) to make sure the break was healing properly? Not down-playing her injury, just wondering.

Non-professional humble opinion. :cow:

I am just guessing..but isn't there a "growth plate" on the arms of children? If these plates get broken, and inadequate bone setting takes place, then the bone doesn't grow as it should..it becomes somewhat dwarfed.
Maybe this is why Ayla was supposed to see a specialist.
Is there a bone specialist reading this that can expand, modify my post?
TIA

 

[menmo]

Just a quick thought.
In hearing LE was asking the store clerk about the clothing, could the 3rd person in question have had some sort of clothing on that would be affiliated with being in a gang, or more likely an insurance company emblem?
Could they have found in their searches clothing or could someone have given them a tip about a certain person wearing certain clothing, and more in that tip?
I really want to know where is Ayla?

MOO

 

[cluciano63]

I am curious about JD's supposed former job as well...if he did work, why has it never come up where, or what he did?

 

[HiHater]

I am curious about JD's supposed former job as well...if he did work, why has it never come up where, or what he did?

We have not heard about past/present employers of anyone in the media...even PD's job was sleuthed here and not reported anywhere else.

 

[Sparklin]

I have more questions then ever!

Was JD really living in Waterville with Ayla? Was JD in Portland while Ayla was in Waterville with PD? Or was Ayla in Portland with JD and not living in Waterville at all?

Who are these three men? It gives more credence to that sighting of a woman and 3 men with a baby the night Ayla supposedly went missing in Waterville.

What is HT and AH's fight in this? Does DT know what happened to Ayla? Is he one of the three men?

And I still want to know what the heck happened to JD's face! It makes me think there is a WHOLE lot more to this story than what we are being told. :waitasec:

bbm - Yikes...that just freaked me out a bit, because I've thought about Justin maybe lying to Trista originally and NOT having moved back to moms OR keeping Ayla in Portland. If he left Ayla with his mom in Waterville while he was in Portland all the time, it would explain his excuses to Trista when she called. I originally thought that no one in the neighbourhood had seen Ayla, but then 'someone' came forward saying they had??? Something about them singing 'twinkle twinkle little star' together I think. This is certainly one heck of mystery and it sickens me that a baby girl is not with her loved ones.

I just find it amazing that no one is talking. The little tidbits that are emerging bring new people to light that could possibly have some information, yet no one seems to be telling where Ayla is!! How many cases are there here that we are saying 'something has to break' 'someone has to talk' 'somebody knows something'... these babies are not Tabitha...they can't jiggle their nose and disappear on their own. SOMEONE needs to talk. lease: