WATERVILLE, Maine — A four-mile walk through Waterville has been organized to raise awareness for Ayla Reynolds, the toddler who’s been missing since Dec. 17.
Saturday’s Eyes Open Walk will begin and end at Waterville City Hall. It’s the latest of 10 events, which have also included vigils, a luncheon and birthday party, that have been held since the Waterville girl was reported missing by her father. She was 20 months old at the time.
Ayla’s disappearance has also led to searches throughout the city’s neighborhoods, waterways, woods and fields with no trace of the girl found.
The case has led to a division in the community between supporters of Ayla’s mother, Trista Reynolds of Portland, and father, Justin DiPietro of Waterville. Organizers hope to unite the two groups through Saturday’s walk.
I dont see how the father can watch all these people spending all their spare time to help in so many different ways, knowing what he knows and holding back information! Pathetic!!
It’s because Justin is a COWARD! He knows what he did, so do those two women. More importantly, God knows! I’m praying Karma takes care of all of them!
thats right bornhere karma gonna go right back in bite justin the ahhum and hopeful the same thing happen to him as wht he did to his daughter or worse