05-11-2012, 04:58 PM
WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) - Maine State Police divers seeking evidence in the disappearance of Ayla Reynolds have returned to the Kennebec River where some items were recovered two weeks ago.
State police spokesman Steve McCausland says five divers and two detectives searched an overflow area Tuesday while water was lowered for maintenance on a dam owned by NextEra Energy Inc. He says several items were found and will be reviewed by the state police crime lab.
Divers were in the same area where other items were recovered two weeks ago. Those items were also taken to the crime lab.
McCausland said it's not known whether any of the items are connected to the toddler's disappearance in December.
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State police spokesman Steve McCausland says five divers and two detectives searched an overflow area Tuesday while water was lowered for maintenance on a dam owned by NextEra Energy Inc. He says several items were found and will be reviewed by the state police crime lab.
Divers were in the same area where other items were recovered two weeks ago. Those items were also taken to the crime lab.
McCausland said it's not known whether any of the items are connected to the toddler's disappearance in December.