The Seeking Truth posts you have seen on different blogs are NOT me. I am not commenting on anything at the moment, nor am I saying that I all of a sudden changed my mind about this case. I rarely comment on Statement Analysis, because every time I do, Peeter deletes it immediately. Can't even say I blame him.
I originally thought my account was hacked, so I contacted blogger.com. Someone has simply created a new blogger account using the same display name as me. If you don't believe it's possible to do, try it for yourself.
There is nothing I can do about that, but my writing style should be evident by now.
how do the blog trolls justify this skanky shit?
ReplyDeletea baby is missing and they hunt blog wars for kicks?
one shit fight after another after another, they live for it!
without a target to attack, they are invisible.
they have spammed our local newspapers to the point where they won't even cover Ayla anymore. (think about that trolls!)
they bitch at reporters and try to control the message to a point past propaganda, they are actively interfering with a criminal investigation by publishing false data.
i hope they realize one day just how much they 'helped' Ayla find justice.
i am truly sickened at the moment.
I see someone wrote a love poem for Peter Hyatt...sweeet
Deletepublishing false data is right up his alley isn't it anon?
anon- 03:13, So true.
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I thought you couldn't use a screen name another registered user already was using??
ReplyDeleteAnon: 3:13PM I feel you. The sentence, "one shit fight after another after another, they live for it" sound very familiar. However, I thought everyone posting on blogs are merely expressing his/her theory, yes? Anywho, the only person one can control is self.
ReplyDeleteNo worries, seeking truth, I can recognize your writing style anywhere. lol
The extent those "seeking justice" will go to. And what does that mean really the only justice for Ayla is her being found. Anyone else is distracting from the efforts of that. And she deserves all efforts to be focused on that.
ReplyDeleteshe might be found and i AM looking for her.
ReplyDeleteOff topic.. I could not post on one of the other posts about why Trista did not take photos at the doctors appointment or why others also went to that appointment. From what I understand she does ot have a vehicle so maybe these others were the ones to gave her the ride there. I put no importance on a photo not being taken. Did Justin take a photo that day? second thought was. Why was Justin not there for the family care meeting? I understand he was part of the family care meeting via telephone?
ReplyDelete@ Seeking TRUTH
ReplyDeleteHere's one for you: http://www.facebook.com/slinnell1?sk=friends&v=friends
Sierra Linnell, Justin Linnell's sister is friends with both Tori Gifford who does the Justice4Ayla website and Trista Reynolds.
Just a bit weird. So my impression was that they weren't connected till now. Maybe they get together and have a good bitch session on how they're going to keep Justin in check. Leaves me thinking that Trista and Tori have ulterior motives.
Ulterior motives?
DeleteBecause...
Trying to find your *missing baby* couldn't possibly be motive enough for social networking??
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Networking! is that what you call it when the people have the same goal in mind? I understand that Trista would want to be seen as innocent as does Justin. Tori is working to convince everyone of Trista's innocence. As far as I know Tori and Trista know each other anyway. Sierra has her brother's back so of course they're going to get together and use the public's negative opinion of Justin and exaggerate things. We have only seen Trista's public defense twist the facts.
DeleteAlso I wouldn't add certain people to my friends list who have the potential to be involved in the case as the Linnells have found themselves to be.
@anon 5:57 PM
DeleteI don't find it weird at all. Sierra has been vocal about little Ayla. Tori has been vocal about little Ayla. Of course, these are the type of people that Trista wants to know. I don't think there was a connection until now when trying to find Ayla. Nothing weird with connecting with people who are helping you. "Keeping Justin in check"? Uh, this is criminal investigation, not a game. Is this Lies posting as a anon again?
@VTLady, totally agree, like that's kind of a duh!
@ Helen
Deletemy so smart you know who I am. How about I give you another go? With the millions of people in the world who have access to a computer I doubt you'll ever work it out. The police are having a good laugh at all the guessing that you guys do. Did it ever occur to you that others might be interested in airing an opinion. Now why would ST even bother to let any other opinion on here if she/he's just going to answer everything him/herself. Like that's kind of a duh!
Go back to school and study linguistics. Perhaps if you understood the syntax and morphology of a sentence then you would be able to see who's writing it.
Anon 6:59PM
DeleteIn case you don't know, this blog is a game for Seeking Lies. So the back and forth posting and drama is what she seeks. She doesn't give a care about little Ayla. She does answer to herself a lot. She tries to change her writing style. Lies is very deceitful and has many tricks up her sleeve. I'm not as smart as you, so she fools me sometimes. I apologize for insulting you so by thinking you might be Seeking Lies, Please forgive me for this horrible insult.
The Linnells may believe the DiPietros are guilty but honestly- are you really naive enough to think they WANT them to be guilty? They have a baby relative living in the DiPietro household. Don't you think they'd be relieved if their suspicions were wrong and Gabby that much safer?
Delete@ Helen
Delete*she does answer to herself a lot* Can I ask how you know? I would be inclined to believe that you don't really know that.
I have no beef with with you and I'm sorry too for any insult. I just want to see Ayla found. I have NO camp which I reside in but I like to see everyone investigated and I'm in the frame of mind that if either Trista, Justin or a stranger did something to Ayla, then I hope they are punished. I'm a fact person and on this forum i've seen facts get twisted to suit one camp or the other.
Anon, did you bother to loom at the date Sierra sent me a friend request? It was well after I started my blog, do your research. Sierra was a source in a blog about Elisha. As far as Trista, I do not know her nor are we friends on facebook although a lot of my friends have sent her friend requests to show their support. I do not know Trista and I have not always said nice things about her on the blog so the purpose of the blog isn't to make Trista look innocent, In my opinion she is innocent and Justin is guilty.
DeleteThere is no conspiracy here, sorry to disappoint you
IMO based on facts nobody is guilty. I have seen the same facts in other cases and in many of them you'll never guess who the suspect was! Yup...the dad. Family abduction is easy to spot but in cases like Justin & Trista's, when the pieces don't fit and the abduction theory is hard to prove then its thrown out. In many of these cases both parents have often been innocent but the focus always remains on them until someone is caught. If no other suspect is caught, then a parent will always live a life of hell even if they've done nothing wrong. Just sad that if the case went to trial you make it all that much harder to find unbiased jurors and having a fair trial by doing your best to contaminate the public's opinion. So no conspiracy...I beg to differ.
DeleteFirst off I meant no conspiracy between me, Sierra, and Trista Reynolds.
DeleteAs far as your opinion, your are entitled to it and I certainly respect that, I also don't happen to agree with you. I told LE all I knew before starting a blog, if they had an issue with it, I am sure they would have asked me to take it down.
I also doubt that because of my blog, it will be hard to find an impartial jury. Justin's own actions or rather nonactions affect the public's perception of him far worse.
that touched a nerve, ouch.
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ReplyDeleteKJ Im surprised you didn't do your homework. Normally I would give you an A+ for your efforts but if you check out the link you can see that Sierra is Sierra and that the rest of her family is clearly her family. Click on Tori or Trista - you can easily tell by their own friends list that its def them. LE must be having a field day checking on all these little connections.
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DeleteWell Seeking Lies, it might be someone posting as you, or wouldn't surprise me if it was actually you doing it for more attention, and part of the games you like to play. Since we all know the only reason you started this blog was for your own entertainment. And you have freely admitted that finding Ayla is not your goal or purpose. Still a crazy stone cold heart either way.
ReplyDeleteAs for being anonymous. I would have thought it was clear that most people want to avoid wars becoming personal. Even if I did know your name, unless I know you personally, you're just a screen in front of me with a name, but essentially you are still anonymous to me.
ReplyDeleteYou are a fake Lies, so it sounds perfect for you,
ReplyDeleteKenneth Blackstone, a forensic polygraph examiner based in Atlanta, said that individuals sitting for polygraph tests are usually screened ahead of the test for any medical conditions that might interfere with the test.
ReplyDelete"If a person is having physical problems, something that is observable, like coughing or saying 'I don't feel good,' you don't test them. But that is brought up in the pre-test interview, which is the longest part of the whole thing," Blackstone said, noting that a person who is ill when taking the test could use the condition later to discredit the test's results.
Blackstone said he did not know why Reynolds was allowed to take the test and then stopped in the middle, but said he was surprised administrators said they were satisfied with the test.
"There's no way to be satisfied with an incomplete test," he said.
huh? NO WAY to be satisfied with an incomplete test?? but but but...
http://seamusoriley.blogspot.com/2012/01/expert-weighs-in-on-incomplete.html
very interesting comments!
He didn't say administrators were satisfied with an incomplete test. Law enforcement- who never thought there was a need for the test in the first place but did it because Trista asked for it- was satisfied. They were also satisfied with no test at all because it's not Trista who's been holding back info.
DeleteThats not what Trista's mother says happened.
DeleteFrom http://www.onlinesentinel.com
Hanson said the decision to have the family members take the exam was a mutual one between themselves and police. "They asked and we offered," she said.
Notice.....LE asked
Thanks for pointing that out.
DeleteJust like Trista 'went to get some help' like it was HER OWN idea rather than a contingency for regaining child custody. Spinners.
LoL..... They only tested her because she asked for it? Hahaha wow!
ReplyDeleteRead the newspapers. If they'd been interested in her as potentially involved, they'd have asked for her to take a lie detector test much earlier. They didn't. She asked early on and the she asked again just before the test was given, as I recall.
Delete@Anon 8:17 - yes, INNOCENT people ASK FOR polygraph tests. they want to be cleared immediately so that police can move on to whoever REALLY did it.
ReplyDeletethis concept must be foreign to you just because they had to beg justin to take his. that is NOT the behavior of an INNOCENT person. that's the behavior of a GUILTY coward, who knows he can't be forced to take a polygraph and thus does not want to do so before he has time to run home & research ways to try to beat it. (looks like ole justin should have spent more time researching!)
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ReplyDeletePlease use a name to post. Thanks.
Delete@Anon 8:17 - yes, INNOCENT people ASK FOR polygraph tests. they want to be cleared immediately so that police can move on to whoever REALLY did it.
ReplyDeletethis concept must be foreign to you just because they had to beg justin to take his. that is NOT the behavior of an INNOCENT person. that's the behavior of a GUILTY coward, who knows he can't be forced to take a polygraph and thus does not want to do so before he has time to run home & research ways to try to beat it. (looks like ole justin should have spent more time researching!)
From the articles I have read, it seems like Justin took a polygraph before Trista did and he asked to be tested. It is not confirmed that he failed the test. I linked some articles in the latest blog. This radio show about polys is pretty interesting: http://blogtalk.vo.llnwd.net/o23/show/2/698/show_2698797.mp3
DeleteWhy would we waste our time with all of these questions? What I think is that regardless of all of that which you post about, Trista is an innocent heartbroken mommy who deserves to hold her baby girl, but unfortunately, probably will not do so ever again.
ReplyDeleteTrista had no reason to abduct her own child. She would have gotten her daughter back through the courts, plus she had an agreement at the family meeting. Ayla was clearly thriving while with Trista.
The time for these diversions to stop is NOW. Use rational thinking and common sense, look at the facts of the situation. Trista did not take Ayla. Ayla was not abducted. The people in the house with Ayla know what happened.
Instead of wasting your time with this type of nonsense post, why don't you try doing something to help find Ayla, like asking questions of the people who are not telling the truth about what happened to Ayla?
Susan I read the post before it was deleted. IMO i thought it sounded quite plausible. Everything written in that post has been read by most in the papers and seen in interviews.
DeleteIf people didn't ask questions then cases like this wouldn't be solved and we'd still be living in the dark ages: the dark ages seem to be a place I think you'd fit in quite well.
@Bombshell 12:50pm - the police asked justin to polygraph, he initially refused then relented. given the blood, police statement that there was no kidnapping/there was "foul play," it is hilarious that you would float this misinformation.
ReplyDeletetrue justin has stated that the results of his polygraph are irrelevant because he hasn't seen the results a.k.a. the lines on the paper that can only be interpreted by a professional. show me someone who asks to see the results and i'll show you someone who just failed the polygraph. if justin "cares" so much, why not hire a lawyer to get the results checked out. (baby lisa's killer did this and slickly had her lawyer report on dr phil that she didn't fail polygraph on 1 particular question. if u weren't listening closely it sounded like she didn't fail at all.)
polygraphs are 98% effective.
could it be a coincidence that ayla was in justin's care for a few short weeks and in those weeks unemployed justin first and foremost bought little baby ayla a life insurance policy that paid about 25x what it takes to bury a baby (and i'm being generous)? in just a span of less than 2 months, ayla developed bruises, a broken arm, bled all over the basement? then apparently justin had a premonition that ayla would be kidnapped, yet failed to keep defenseless ayla under his watchful eye... failed to PROTECT her or even check on her despite his FEARS? Just bad luck right? he was a new parent? ayla, the outcast... & i guess he had the "bad luck" to be one of the few who failed the polygraph but that's just "irrelevant."