10 Years Later, Where Is Justice for Ayla?

Where are we now? Has anything changed? Is there progress in Ayla’s case? Are we any closer to justice?

Here are some snips from Nina’s link for this Press Herald update on Ayla’s case.

“Ayla’s mother, Trista Reynolds, is making progress in her civil lawsuit that seeks to hold the child’s father, Justin DiPietro, accountable in the case that’s nearing its 10th anniversary.”

“Ten years to the day that Justin DiPietro reported his daughter, Ayla Bell Reynolds, missing from their Waterville home, he will be interviewed as part of a civil lawsuit seeking to hold him accountable for her death.

It’s an indication that progress is ramping up in the case of Ayla a decade after her disappearance, which is giving her mother, Trista Reynolds, renewed hope.”

So 10 years later, he’s finally going to answer questions about Ayla’s disappearance.

“DiPietro, whose last known address was Winnetka, California, continues to deny he had anything to do with Ayla’s disappearance and has long maintained that someone must have abducted her from the house.

His lawyer, Michael J. Waxman of Portland, said Thursday that he had not yet received the forensic expert’s report that Childs was given but looks forward to reviewing it.

“I think it will provide comic enjoyment,” Waxman said. “There is no evidence which I’ve seen that supports any claim that my client had anything to do with her disappearance.””

Ayla’s blood splattered throughout Justin’s home, on Justin’s shoes. “PROVIDE COMIC ENJOYMENT”?