In this episode we speak to Trista Reynolds, mother of Ayla Reynolds.  She speaks to us about who Ayla was, her legacy, and what she is doing in honor of her memory.

Please consider lighting a pink light on your front porch for Ayla Reynolds and to keep her memory alive during the month of December.

Tonight we speak with Terrilyn Simpson, independent writer, former editor and investigative journalist.  In October 2013 she released a detailed account of the illegal removal of Ayla Reynolds by DHHS in an article titled "The Taking of Ayla Reynolds".   Why and how did DHHS become involved in the case and what level of accountability should be assigned to them?

You can read the entire article by Terrilynn Simpson here:

https://ironinknews.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/ayla-ink4.pdf

In this episode we discuss the mistakes we believe law enforcement made beginning day one of Ayla being taken to her father's home, the morning she disappeared and the aftermath.  

In this episode we discuss the life insurance policy Justin took out on his daughter Ayla just days before she went missing.   15% of children under the age of 18 have a life insurance policy, yet we are to believe an unemployed man living in his mom's basement is concerned enough to take one out on his daughter?   Coincidence or conspiracy? You be the judge..... 

Links about the insurance policy here:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/report-ayla-reynolds-father-took-out-life-insurance-on-toddler-before-she-disappeared/

https://cafemom.com/news/133086-missing_child_ayla_reynolds_life

https://www.foxnews.com/us/missing-maine-toddlers-mom-dad-bought-insurance-policy-on-girl-before-she-disappeared

On this episode we discuss the 911 call made by Justin Dipietro on the morning of December 17th 2011 when he reported his daughter Ayla Reynolds missing from her bed.  We discuss the insight of statement analysis done by Peter Hyatt shortly after little Ayla went missing.  Is Justin guilty of deception in his phone call to police that morning?  You be the judge.....

Peter Hyatt Statement Analysis  https://awesomejelly.com/professionally-analyizing-the-911-call-made-by-justin-dipietrio/

Peter Hyatt "the death of Ayla Reynolds"  http://statement-analysis.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-death-of-ayla-reynolds-by-peter.html

In this episode we discuss the overwhelming blood evidence in the home and vehicle of her father, that blood is determined to be little Ayla's blood.  Evidence shows someone tried cleaning the blood up prior to investigators going into the home.  WHAT HAPPENED TO AYLA?

link for blood evidence map:

http://wheresayla.blogspot.com/2013/

The Case for Ayla Flyer

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20 month old Ayla Reynolds disappears from her father's resident in Waterville, Maine Dec. 17th 2011.  This year marks 10 years she's been hidden, declared deceased by the court and still no one has been charged in her death and disappearance.  Where is Ayla Reynolds?  When will those responsible be charged for their crimes.  

We dive deeper into the case in this multi-episode minicast.  Here is the timeline of the disappearance of Ayla Reynolds.

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This is the 10th year that Ayla Reynolds has been hidden....NOT missing. Join us for a deep dive into the case in this multi episode minicast.  All episodes will be released this December 12th @6pm est. 

Ayla's voice needs to be heard.  Justice needs to happen.

In this special 2 hour episode we speak to the mother and sister of Nick Cross missing in Maine.

Nick Cross was officially reported missing June 15, after he jumped out of his sister’s car on Howland Road on the way to Lincoln and ran away, Casey Cross said. She said she was trying to get her brother to a hospital after a bad reaction to some sort of substance he had taken the previous day.

Nick Cross was then seen by a woman who found him lying in her yard. After she went in to call 911, he was gone, Casey Cross said.

Search efforts have been ongoing since that day and Nick Cross’ disappearance is still being actively investigated, but no foul play is suspected, according to the Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office.

But his family remains frustrated and anxious to find him — alive — but their hope is dwindling as time goes on.

Join us tonight as we speak with Julie Barry about a "Found" Person Named Edgar Villarreal and her journey with Him while trying to find his family.

Edgar came into Julie's life as a humble stranger who knew nothing of his past.  Through research and will Julie uncovers who Edgar really was and the family that has been looking decades for him.