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Channeling Jeffrey; I have a few questions...so I'm going to
What type of evidence would a kidnapper leave behind?
A ransom note, hmm...What if the person isn't demanding anything, because the child is all they want? What if the person knows that the family has no money? What if the kidnapping was too hastily planned, or the kidnapper simply left the note in the car and couldn't go back for it?
DNA evidence, hmm...What if the person had been in the home before, so finding their DNA wouldn't be out of the ordinary? What if the person wore gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints? It's cold in ME, maybe the person had on gloves due to weather, and the purpose doubled?
Forced entry, hmm...What if the person already knew that the inhabitants were in the habit of not locking their door? Or, what if the person had a key?
Why wouldn't a family hear a kidnapper enter the home?
Maybe the family members did hear a kidnapper enter the home, but each person attributed the door opening/closing and footsteps to someone else? In other words, what if Justin thought Lance was coming in, Elisha thought Phoebe was coming in, and Courtney didn't know who would be coming or going, but she knew Elisha was upstairs and Phoebe was not at home? Maybe when hearing noises, each person just assumed someone else was up for some reason.
Maybe the kidnapper was being QUIET? Duh! Since when do criminals enter homes making as much noise as they possibly can?
Maybe a television masked some or all of the noise?
Maybe the kidnapper was using a theft device? *chuckle*
Why wouldn't you check on a child for 12 hours?
Maybe she slept through the night, every night, so checking on her was not necessary?
Is there anything a 20 month old would wake up during the night needing? Ayla didn't need a binky, she should not have been on a bottle, and at 20 months, she shouldn't be getting soaked diapers at night.
Maybe Ayla did a lot of playing that day, and she slept soundly because she was tired? I'm sure her little playmates would keep her running and playing.
Maybe because you thought someone else was going to, or had already, checked on her?
Note: I'd be more suspicious if the DiPietros/Courtney said they checked on Ayla at a certain time. It would strike me as weird to hear a person say, "I last checked on her at 4 a.m." Why? Why would anyone remember the time? Why would you check on her at such a random time? If she woke up on her own, fine, but who just gets up at 4 a.m. for the sole purpose of checking on a sleeping child?
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go check out my newest post, tori!
ReplyDeleteIt seems odd to me that if they were going to fake a kidnapping story, and possibly had days to figure it out, why they wouldn't have done something to the window or the door... or anything to make it specifically look like an intruder had been in the house.
ReplyDeleteReally?
DeleteYou are not suppose to think of those common sense type of things.
Classy.
ReplyDeletePS. You're getting crazier and crazier... what happened? What got you so mad?
ReplyDeleteHoney if you think the blogger is crazy for pointing out facts and discrepancies then why are you here? Concerned much? Must suck to see your ship going down in flames. Were you hoping that by posting that with the title "Don't buy it", LE might be redirected to their former course?
DeleteIf you keep making sense, Obscure, they will have to stop reading this blog. Common sense is a loss for Tori's crowd. They crazier the story the more likely they are to believe it. Or you could just use bigger words and they wouldn't be able to read it at all...
ReplyDeleteYou make perfect sense. God forbid someone outside of the paternal family's circle should point out why it is possible Ayla was taken, ALIVE, from her home. Thank you for doing this. Thank you for not backing down. Thank you for making the voice of sanity just a little bit louder in this internet asylum.
So that's Mr. Hanson ..hmmmm
ReplyDeleteAll the things you have listed above are so easily explainable
Abduction was VERY possible.
who actually talks like that? Disgusting. It always shows who we're dealing with.
ReplyDeleteDon't know how to message you - this doesn't need to be posted - just wondering if you've seen this?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that I just read on the justice for ayla page a plea for people to donate to the bloggers BILLS while she is in the hospital? Is everyone on the Reynolds side of things going to use this poor baby's disappearance to gain financially?
"I will be at Inland Hospital on Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, I will update you all when I know the exact dates I will be there but most likely it will be around the 17th to the 21st as the date I go in. Some of you have also asked for my home address, I do not feel comfortable posting it online but if you want to email me at justiceforayla@yahoo.com I will share it with you however it is not necessary to send me anything, well except maybe chocolate. :) Oh and please feel free to donate to my bills that will be severely neglected, worse than they are while I am recovering. ;)"
It has been stated actually that Ayla was last checked on at 10pm. And then I think it was discovered that she was missing around 8:30 am. So not sure where the 12 hours is coming from. By my count that is 10 1/2 hours a normal amount of sleep for most toddlers.
ReplyDelete? So Someone whose method of communication is callimg people with opposing perspectives names habitually used by 16 year olds has determined that everyone here is either the blogger or Selena. Gee honey, you're going to be sadly mistaken and thrown off kilter when you realize that in grown up world not everyone is going to agree with your childish viewpoint.
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