12-18-2011, 04:57 PM
WATERVILLE, Maine (NEWS CENTER 6) -- Police in Waterville say 20 month old Ayla Reynolds was last seen 8 o'clock Friday night.
At a news conference Sunday afternoon police said the little girl's father is Justin Dipietro and her mother is Trista Reynolds. Ayla lives with her father and her mother lives in Portland , although she does not have a permanent address.
Police were told by DiPietro that he last saw his daughter when he put her to bed on Friday night. He discovered her missing the next morning.
There were people visiting the home Friday night. Police describe them as friends and family.
The investigation involves local police, state police, wardens and the FBI.
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Ronald Reynolds, Ayla's grandfather told ABC News: "Oh, man, what I'm going through right now is I want to go there. I want to search. I want to just got up there and search and stay out all night and do whatever I need to do. But the police are telling me to let them do their job. Does somebody have her in a car. Is she dead?"
At a news conference Sunday afternoon police said the little girl's father is Justin Dipietro and her mother is Trista Reynolds. Ayla lives with her father and her mother lives in Portland , although she does not have a permanent address.
Police were told by DiPietro that he last saw his daughter when he put her to bed on Friday night. He discovered her missing the next morning.
There were people visiting the home Friday night. Police describe them as friends and family.
The investigation involves local police, state police, wardens and the FBI.
the father, beard
Ronald Reynolds, Ayla's grandfather told ABC News: "Oh, man, what I'm going through right now is I want to go there. I want to search. I want to just got up there and search and stay out all night and do whatever I need to do. But the police are telling me to let them do their job. Does somebody have her in a car. Is she dead?"