04-26-2012, 06:34 PM
WMTW
WATERVILLE, Maine -
Maine State Police are analyzing items discovered in the Kennebec River, and a source close to the investigation into missing toddler Ayla Reynolds tells News 8 those items could be connected to the Reynolds case.
Police say the items were discovered by a worker in the Kennebec River on Wednesday and were examined at the state police crime lab Thursday.
State police spokesman Steve McCausland says there is no way to tell if the items are related to the Reynolds case, but a source close to the investigation says the items discovered belong to a child and could be connected to Ayla's disappearance.
Ayla was reported missing from her father's Waterville home back in December.
WATERVILLE, Maine -
Maine State Police are analyzing items discovered in the Kennebec River, and a source close to the investigation into missing toddler Ayla Reynolds tells News 8 those items could be connected to the Reynolds case.
Police say the items were discovered by a worker in the Kennebec River on Wednesday and were examined at the state police crime lab Thursday.
State police spokesman Steve McCausland says there is no way to tell if the items are related to the Reynolds case, but a source close to the investigation says the items discovered belong to a child and could be connected to Ayla's disappearance.
Ayla was reported missing from her father's Waterville home back in December.