12 years ago today, Justin DiPietro reported his daughter Ayla Reynolds missing from his home in Waterville, Maine. Blood was found throughout the house and authorities say that the people who were in the house that night know more than they are telling. Ayla’s mother, Trista Reynolds, had her daughter declared dead, and is currently …
Tomorrow morning for the first time since (I believe) the “Balloon Vigil”, Trista will finally hear from his own lips what happened to Ayla. In the past he’s been known to blame Trista and her family. Will he stick to that story or try a new one? Will he throw one of his cohorts under …
It’s been eight long years since Ayla Bell Reynolds went missing from her father’s home on Dec 17, 2011. Justin claims he has no idea where Ayla is, but he suspects her mother had something to do with the disappearance. Trista Reynolds, Ayla’s mother, filed a wrongful death suit laying the blame at Justin’s feet …
When I first heard that Trista Reynolds had filed the wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of her missing daughter Ayla Bell Reynolds, and that Justin DiPietro was nowhere to be found to be served I thought… well, of course, he’s hiding!
Oh no! She’s back! Yes, that’s right. I’m back! With more insights and commentary about the latest happenings in the case of missing Ayla Bell Reynolds. I have to admit, I didn’t think Ayla’s mother would go through with her threat to sue Justin DiPietro, Ayla’s father, but not only has she done so, but …
Welcome to JusticeForAyla.com. The disappearance of Ayla Bell Reynolds in December 2011 remains an unsolved case, but Ayla has not been forgotten. This personal blog explores the current legal landscape of the case, lingering questions, and any new developments as they occur. Stay tuned for a new post soon! In the meantime, please read the About page …