5.09.2012

My Random Thoughts...

As I read, this is how I react. I've typed it up to allow you inside my mind for a bit. You're welcome! =)

"I want people to know that this isn't about me and Justin," she said. "I've come to notice a lot of people more interested in knowing what me and Justin are doing. Are we talking? Are we texting? It's not about me or him. It's about Ayla, where she is and if she is coming home."

People are only interested in this because YOU said on national television, in at least 3 separate interviews, that Justin would not talk to you. You went so far as to beg the person you believe harmed your child to just "come to you," to "just talk to you."

"He's putting himself up as 'Mr. Innocent,'" Reynolds claimed. "But the way he's acting, everyone knows he's guilty."

This is projection. You're portraying yourself as 'Ms. Innocent' when you have told lie after lie after lie about the circumstances of this case. Should he be 'Mr. Guilty' if he maintains he has not done anything wrong? Why do you care what he's putting himself up as anyway, didn't you just say this is not about him or you---it's about AYLA?

On difficult days, Reynolds counts her mother, sister and two close friends among a close-knit support group. She said the community offers "good support," but sometimes she wishes she could have more privacy.

Where's Jeffrey? Does he not deserve a shout out for all of his lying blogging?


"I feel like everyone out there knows everything about me and Ayla," Reynolds said. "But people don’t have the right to know everything."

I understand this, 100%. That's why I was shocked to hear you reveal the very tacky details of your "affair" with Justin. It's one of those things that you could have kept private, but didn't have the decency to. In your effort to spite Courtney, you made yourself look like a really dirty smut classy lady.

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  1. Lifeexperience5/10/12, 6:23 AM

    If only people could really get into Trista's head. Someday the public is going to be very shocked to hear what really goes on in her head. I have heard it. It is not pretty. She herself admits she is a liar. Yup I said it. The very people who support her are some of the people she throws under the bus. The problem with Trista is that she does not know her own lies from the truth. It is very obvious if you hear her talk in an intimate conversation. So when people ask me how do you think she can maintain a lie. I say easy. She believes it.

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    1. Which is why she would be able to cry, imagining her daughter was actually missing even if she isn't (from her).

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    2. so lifeexperience, tell us more...do you think she took Ayla??

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    3. how does she throw the people that support her under the bus?

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    4. Lifeexperience,
      Interesting. I believe you. I know someone quite like Trista in many respects. She too does not know her own lies from truth.

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    5. Lifeexperience5/10/12, 3:51 PM

      @Anonymous
      Are you one of her supporters? If so you already know the answer to that. If not all anyone has to do is look at the facts out there. "Trista 101 her family relationships & friends" the facts speak very clearly for themselves.

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    6. to lifeexperience....no i'm not one of her supporters, but I'm not one of Justins either....thats the problem...the facts don't speak clearly to me at all...i'm very confused at this case...I don't believe she was killed, the life insurance theory...ridiculous...but he may have hid her...why?...maybe he wanted a shot at being her dad...maybe he's infactuated with his daughter just the way all of us are...i like this blog because even if your not a justin supporter, its OKAY...even his aunt is open to listening to what you have to say without ridicule...most of us here are trying to put the puzzle together, without pointing a finger ...so we are very interested in what your theory is......

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    7. @Lifeexperience,

      Bravo, well said. Trista suffers from mental illness; it's no secret. Empathy and sympathy are not necessary, though - only recognition.

      The thing is... Her 'not-support group' knows her so well, and seems to use her shortcomings to their own advantage - further harming Trista. There is evidence of this before Ayla spent a single day with her father. This same 'support group' fought Trista, not Justin, to keep Ayla. Look at the interactions closely. The Mother Trista is not so mentally ill. The Mother Trista wanted Justin's help, and wanted him to take Ayla. Based on shadowy accounts, I would say these troubles escalated with her fiance's incarceration.

      The thing is... Trista was having troubles remembering what happened yesterday. Jessica knew this quite well. I spent a lot of time pondering what I heard that morning - Jessica's responses and reasons for letting Trista sleep in the vehicle. It didn't make much sense, especially when I consider Jessica's relationship with her own children. There were whispers about the checking the possibility that Jessica and friends may try to sell Ayla - a moot point, as it turns out. They did not take Ayla out of that house.

      posted by pogamen - 5/10/12

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    8. In missing children's cases who takes children and why? Ayla is a missing child. That can not be disputed by anyone. You can try but it can not. So where is she? Someone took her out of the house because she is not in it. If it is not called an abduction than what is that called? A murder? Where is the proof of that? No one has shown us it so far. So that leaves us with what. What do we call this case then I ask?

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    9. Lifeexperience5/11/12, 12:12 PM

      How do you put a puzzle together without pointing a finger at someone? Someone took Ayla out of the house. In figuring out who it is do you not have to say someone did it? So if you do not want to "point a finger" the only way to do that is to not say what your theory is on blogs like this publicly. I do have a theory but in the interest of not pointing fingers I will keep it to myself. What I will say is you are right the facts do not speak clearly. So what does that tell you? If the puzzle pieces do not fit you can not squeeze a square piece into a round hole. So why do so many people keep trying to do just that?

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  2. Bring Ayla home5/10/12, 9:12 AM

    PLEASE Lifeexperience, make that "someday," NOW! If you have any information whatsoever that may help this case in anyway, do not hesitate to share it with LE.

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    1. Lifeexperience5/10/12, 4:09 PM

      The only person who can make "someday" happen NOW is the person who has Ayla.

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    2. Ayla do you remember your mommy's face? Are you starting to forget her? Do you think that your new family is where you belong? Are starting to forget? You are not where you belong. You are not with the people you belong with. Someone can fix that for you. Who will be your hero? Before you forget where you belonged.

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  3. Selena Johnson5/10/12, 12:31 PM

    AT one point, the thought crossed my mind, that there was an attempt to get Courtney pissed off so she would turn on Justin . That isnt going to happen.
    The attempt may have worked if he was guilty.

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    1. Selena, That's exactly how I see it! Another one of Trista's devious lies.

      signed: getrealpeople

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  4. I wonder if Ayla remembers her mom and dad. I wonder if she is already bonded with the person who has her and if she can remember what her momma's face looks like... What her daddy's scratchy beard feels like when he kisses her goodnight. If Ayla isn't home soon she may forget all of those things. Including her brother and all her grandparents. So sad to wait months to hold your baby girl and only have her be afraid of a stranger who used to be her mother.

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