Wednesday, December 28, 2011

#AylaReynolds : Maine Offers Largest Reward For Information On Ayla

$30,000 reward is being offered in the case of missing Maine toddler Ayla Reynolds, the largest missing person reward in the state's history.
In announcing the reward, police said that they believe there is foul play in the disappearance of the 20-month-old girl who has been missing since Dec. 17.
"We are confident that Ayla did not let herself out of the house," Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey said. "We believe that someone removed Ayla from the house, and that is where our investigation is focusing."
Massey and local attorney John Nale said that calls were pouring in from private citizens and businesses wishing to make donations for a reward, with the money adding up to $30,000.
"I am very hopeful that the offer of a large monetary reward may serve to spur someone to make the phone call we desperately want to receive, the call that will lead us to Ayla Reynolds," Massey said.
Investigators searched for the toddler through the holiday weekend. Police said they believe that additional leads that came in over the weekend were prompted by the coverage of the case on "America's Most Wanted."...read more
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#AliahnaLemmon : Grisly Slaying - More Details Emerge...

#AliahnaLemmon : Video Of Crime Scene - A Paedophiles Haven

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

#AliahnaLemmon : Comments Section - People Are Mad As Hell...And Broken Hearted At This Horrific Crime

Michael Plumadore admitted that he beat Aliahna to death, stuffed her body into trash bags and hid her in his freezer, according to an Allen County Sheriff's Department's affidavit obtained by the Associated Press.

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#AliahniLemmon : Levi Page Invites You To Leave A Comment On The Horrific Latest Child Crime

Christmas time is supposed to be a joyful and exciting time for children, filled with presents, food, family, and friends, but according to Indiana police that was not the case for Aliahna Lemmon from Fort Wayne.

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