The Disappearance of Ayla Reynolds (Maine)

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

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🗓️ 21 December 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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MAINE MISSING PERSON, 2011: The Ayla Reynolds case is both the largest criminal investigation and the third largest search for a missing child in Maine’s history. If you’ve lived in Maine or New England in the last decade, you probably know the high-level details of the night she went missing from her father’s home, but there is so much to this case. There’s so much that Ayla’s mother Trista Reynolds has fought for. There’s an overwhelming feeling of knowing what happened to Ayla Bell Reynolds, that night in her father’s care. And yet, the search for justice in Ayla’s case continues 9 years later.

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0:00.0	On the night of December 16th, 2011, little A. La Bell Reynolds was with her father, Justin
0:09.3	Depeetro at his home on Violet Avenue in Waterville, Maine.
0:14.0	Justin lived with his mother Phoebe, his sister Alicia, and his sister's young daughter.
0:19.8	It was quite the crowd for the small one-story three-bedroom home. The night of
0:24.8	December 16th 2011 Justin's mother wasn't home. His girlfriend Courtney Roberts and
0:30.6	her son were staying over.
0:32.8	8 p.m. was bedtime for 20 month old Aila.
0:36.4	According to her father, the blonde-haired blue-eyed baby
0:39.5	was wearing footy pajamas as he tucked her in that night.
0:43.4	It was a light green zip-up set with white polka dots.
0:46.8	The embroidery on the front of those pajamas said Daddy's Princess.
0:51.8	To this day, nine years later, what happened between the hours of 8 p.m. on
0:56.4	Friday, December 16th, and 851 a.m. on Saturday, December 17th 2011 is an apparent mystery with two very different theories of the truth about what happened to ELA in that tiny Waterville home.
1:12.0	Aila's case is both the largest criminal investigation
1:15.9	and the third largest search for a missing child
1:19.2	in Maine's history.
1:21.2	If you've lived in Maine or New England in the last decade, you probably know the high-level
1:26.0	details of the night she went missing from her father's home.
1:29.5	But there's so much to this case.
1:31.9	There's so much that Aila's mother Trista Reynolds has fought for.
1:36.0	There's an overwhelming feeling of knowing what happened to Aila Bell Reynolds that night in her
1:42.1	father's care. And yet, the search for justice in Aila's case
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